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If we could stare into the future and find out which games are going to turn out great, our jobs would be a lot easier. There are many video games were released and many remaining to launch in 2014 such as Far Cry 4, Assassins Creed Unity and Dragon Age: Inquisition. Now, 2015 is about to start and dozens of good games are ready to release in this year.

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Jamaal Ryan writes: "From Assassins Creed Unitys frequently jarring and occasionally hilarious glitches, to Halo: The Master Chief Collections near catastrophic matchmaking issues, to Far Cry 4 and Call of Duty: Advanced Warfares online instability, to the continuous train wreck that is Driveclub ... the last few months have been fraught with unpolished releases, and have raised an unusual paranoia that particularly console gamers arent used to: Will my game actually work at launch?

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Hayden Waugh writes: "After Black Flag, AC Unity feels a lot like a stepping-stone to the next groundbreaking game in the franchise. That wouldnt be so much of an issue if simple technical issues, new gameplay choices and a muddled plot between the modern day Assassins and Templars didnt plague the game of enjoyment; the game has not been polished well. This is, unfortunately, one of the more disappointing entries in the Assassins Creed franchise in terms of expectations. Bringing half a game to the table, even if its a good half, just isnt acceptable."

Added: 28.11.2014 17:11 | 6 views | 0 comments


Yannis Mallet, CEO of Ubisoft Montreal and Toronto, has signed an intervention on the official Assassins Creed Unity, which announced an initiative aimed at all those who bought the title for the PC , PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Statement begins with an assumption of responsibility by the development team, about the problems that characterized the game since the day of its debut.

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Hosted by Adnan Riaz and Christopher Cortes, this weeks podcast has the two hosts talking about the recent apology made by Ubisoft over Assassins Creed Unitys quality, our impressions on the new Jurassic World trailer, the 10 year anniversary of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, and more.

Added: 28.11.2014 16:11 | 3 views | 0 comments


If we could stare into the future and find out which games are going to turn out great, our jobs would be a lot easier. There are many video games were released and many remaining to launch in 2014 such as Far Cry 4, Assassins Creed Unity and Dragon Age: Inquisition. Now, 2015 is about to start and dozens of good games are ready to release in this year.

Added: 28.11.2014 10:11 | 2 views | 0 comments


TC:" Assassins Creed Unity, the latest entry of the series developed by Ubisoft, has managed to become somewhat successful despite having been released with bugs, glithces and performance issues that damage the experience a bit. If a little perfomance issues dont scare you at all, you may want to take advantage of a good Newegg deal, which allows players to get the Xbox One digital version of the game for only $34.99."

Added: 28.11.2014 4:14 | 14 views | 0 comments


Assassins Creed: Rogue got released on the same day as Assassins Creed: Unity and it was obvious right from the start that it was going to play second fiddle to Unity. Gameplay mechanics is exactly as same as AC:Black Flag with a few minor changes and additions, it can be said that developers Ubisoft simply copy-pasted Black Flags formula. This game was supposed to be a throwaway but instead it triumphed over its counterpart with its unique Assassin turned Templar storyline which has given fans the opportunity to look at the events from the Templars perspective for the first time.

Added: 28.11.2014 3:11 | 15 views | 0 comments


Assassins Creed: Rogue got released on the same day as Assassins Creed: Unity and it was obvious right from the start that it was going to play second fiddle to Unity. Gameplay mechanics is exactly as same as AC:Black Flag with a few minor changes and additions, it can be said that developers Ubisoft simply copy-pasted Black Flags formula. This game was supposed to be a throwaway but instead it triumphed over its counterpart with its unique Assassin turned Templar storyline which has given fans the opportunity to look at the events from the Templars perspective for the first time.