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DSOGaming writes: "After slightly delaying it, Ubisoft today released the fifth update for the PC version of Assassins Creed: Unity. While the company claimed that this patch would feature a number of PC specific fixes, we can safely report that the annoying physics reset stuttering issues that has been plaguing the game from the get-go has not been addressed yet. Not only that, but the promised tessellation effects are nowhere to be found."

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Brett says, "In this weeks episode of Daily Operation I discuss the length of games and review scores. Its also a rouge filled episode, as I discuss Assassins Creed Rouge and Rouge Legacy. Share your thoughts in the comments below. Enjoy!"

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This week join John, Erik and Robert as they talk HiveJump, Amiibos, the New 3DS, Assassins Creed, Monster Hunter, Destiny, and the length of a game versus price. Plus info on our Ep 50 giveaway and more!

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Earlier on today, patch notes were released via ubisofts forums. The patch will officially release on Thursday the 19th of February Stability performance Fixed numerous random crashes both on Campaign and Coop

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When Microsoft initially released the Xbox One in November 2013, it had the typically light crop of launch titles. Ryse: Son of Rome and Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag were two of the standouts, but the former was was a derivative hack-n-slash title while the latter was a multi-platform release that was already out for the older consoles.

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Having voiced characters like Ezio from the Assassins Creed franchise, Batman in Batman Arkham Origins and recently the protagonist Kyle Crane in Dying Light, voice over actor Roger Craig Smith has become one of the prominent figures in the gaming industry today. Recently, PlayStation LifeStyles own Dan Oravasaari got a chance to ask the acclaimed voice over actor a few questions about becoming some of the most well known characters in history and discuss how a characters personality is brought to life.

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Twinfinite writes: Who is surprised really? Yesterday was time for the annual earnings conference call by CEO of Ubisoft Yves Guillemot. Its a typical thing for large corporations, mostly to inform the shareholders who are keeping such companies afloat to have their concerns addressed. The things weve learned, as gamers, are a bit less than optimistic.