Bad news gaming fans! Ubisoft's new Assassin's Creed game, Assassin Creed: Unity won't be in stores on October 2014.
According to reports from The Fuse Joplin, the game developers of Assassin's Creed: Unity have found some system issues of the game in the PlayStation 4 and Xbox consoles. The development team announced that the delay would allow them to work better on the title and make the necessary changes.
Compared to a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360, the new platforms have more PC like technical systems and it is mandatory for them to make sure the games run well on them. Besides all this, there’s also the issue of delivering 1080p resolution on these platforms which has been giving a hard time for developers. The recent Gamescom trailer looked a bit dumbed down and the graphics wasn't as cool looking as the game originally showed during E3 2014.
The website further add that UbisoftI made an official press statement saying that the two weeks or so delay period will allow them to enhance the quality of the game, as expected by fans.
One just can’t be sure how genuine this statement is. But, it is also going to be a tough problem for Ubisoft because October is free in terms of competitors on board. When it goes to November, other major titles are on board such as Call of Duty Advanced Warfare, Alien Isolation, Lord of the Rings Shadow of Mordor, Far Cry 4 and others will hit the retail shelves.
PC Advisor has reported that Assassin's Creed: Unity will be released on November 11, 2014 in North America, and November 13 in Europe.
There are two options for Assassin's Creed Unity pre-orders. The first is the normal pre-order, which gets users a bonus single-player mission, and the Assassin's Creed Unity Collector's Edition pre-order which includes a figure of our new Assassin, Arno, poised atop a gargoyle, a music box that plays a remixed version of the Unity theme, the official soundtrack, an art book, a collector's game box and two extra in-game missions.
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