Cha1ky
Outstanding Member
Trailer will be tomorrow
Its not been confirmed what its coming out on yet but i'd be very surprised if it didn't.i didn't release it was made for the ps5
Its not been confirmed what its coming out on yet but i'd be very surprised if it didn't.
Yeah I really enjoyed Odyssey, the loot system and progression is right up my street. DLC was superb.would make total sense, wouldn't it....odyssey is so good
Its not been confirmed what its coming out on yet but i'd be very surprised if it didn't.
I think we will be stuck with cross gen third party games for a least a year after launch, possibly longer now due to all the developments delays.
I think we will be stuck with cross gen games for a least a year after launch, possibly longer now due to all the developments delays.
let's not forget that the games don't copy history so Vikings being "good guys" in this doesn't really matter it's a story they are telling in that setting, I don't have a problem with it.
I don't necessarily have a problem with it, I'll rate the game on how fun it is not how historically accurate it is. However, some semblance of reality in a game in a historical game is needed or it can be a bit jarring and immersion breaking.
Taking it to an extreme, can you imagine an AC set in WW2 where the Assassin's were the Germans and the Templars were the Allies?
I'm trying to figure out whether this will get a dedicated PS5 release or the PS4 version will be patched?
I'm looking into pre ordering the collectors edition (I'm a sucker I know) but the only option on the ubisoft store is for the PS4. I don't want to end up needing to buy it twice.
These trailers are all well and good, however Ubi are renowned for showing stunning graphics and then downgrading closer to release.
It's in Britain, of course, you'll eventually meet King Alfred, who the trailer paints as the villain of the piece, complete with some Templar-looking artefacts in the background. But Laferrière assures me that Alf will be more of a complex character when you meet him in-game. "He is shown in that [villainous] way in the trailer but over the course of the game you'll see there's a lot more nuance to him," I'm told. The game looks set to cover the Viking campaign against him (the one which led to him being on the run, burning cakes) and his eventual success at pushing the Norse back and unifying swathes of England. "Alfred the Great is a very important historical figure we want to treat right," Laferrière says. "And to do so it's all in the subtleties and nuances you'll find."