Ubisoft have decided to delay their extreme sports title, Riders Republic, to later this year. A statement from the company was posted on their website, revealing that additional time is required to “deliver the best fun fuelled experience to our players.”
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Ubisoft have listed all the known bugs and issues with Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, which the development team are hoping the fix. The dev team have also weighed in on some of the issues, with suggested workarounds until the issues are fixed.
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The PS5 was released in the UK on 19th November, and from day one, players have experienced issues with some Ubisoft games. Players who own games like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Watch Dogs Legion experienced issues in upgrading the PS4 versions of the game to the PS5 versions.
Read MoreEarlier this week, Ubisoft published a list of PS4 games that would not be backwards compatible with the PS5, but these games were not mentioned in Sony’s official list of incompatible games. The list has since been retracted by Unisoft citing inaccuracies.
Read MoreUbisoft has delayed two of it’s upcoming games this week, following an earnings call. Far Cry 6 was officially announced in a Ubisoft Forward event back in July and was scheduled for release in February 2021, but this has been pushed back to after March 2021.
Read MoreUbisoft have announced a new system called Ubisoft Connect, which will allow cross save and progression on Ubisoft games to follow you from platform to platform. The system is due to launch on 29th October 2020 as a free service.
Read MoreUbisoft have announced a second Ubisoft Forward event, which will be taking place on 10th September at 11:00 AM PDT / 9.00 PM CST / 8.00 PM BST. The event will be live-streamed, and will provide updates on a number of games including Watch Dogs: Legion, Rainbow Six Siege and more.
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Ubisoft has announced that Tom Clancy’s The Division has broken the company’s sales record for most copies sold in the first 24 hours of release. Unfortunately, the company didn’t announce any specific sales figures for the game, which is available on PS4, PC and Xbox One, but the count did include digital sales.
Ubisoft has announced that the company will stop developing for last-gen consoles. The news was revealed by CEO Yves Guillemot in an earnings call yesterday. Guillemot confirmed that products like Assassin’s Creed, Rainbow Six, The Division and unannounced games, will not get betting PS3 or Xbox 360 versions.
Ubisoft have released a new trailer for Watch_Dogs, which collates some of the awards and quotes from critics, showing their appreciation for the game. Unfortunately, the trailer doesn’t actually feature any new footage from the game – rather, it’s just clips from the trailers released in the past.
