Not sure why you are getting worked up. All their other games are huge sellers usually in the 8+ million range. I can see why someone would think Ubisoft might not consider m+r on a single platform a huge AAA game.
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Skull & Bones delayed, Wont be at E3, Ubisoft has 3 more AAA unannounced titles for FY20 (Before April 2020)
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According to Zhuge, Splinter Cell is not a lock
It's in development, but it's probably super early. If they were going to announce one, it would probably just be a CGI trailer.
It's in development, but it's probably super early. If they were going to announce one, it would probably just be a CGI trailer.
No one is getting worked up. I just find it funny that people wouldn't consider that game AAA.
Considering these are supposed to be fiscal year titles, I am surprised nothing has leaked.
Watch Dogs 3 is basically an open secret since WD2 got updated to show the next game was happening in London... but we've actually seen nothing in regards to it.
Watch Dogs 3 is basically an open secret since WD2 got updated to show the next game was happening in London... but we've actually seen nothing in regards to it.
WB Games has been fumbling about with making DC games this entire generation. It's almost as embarrassing as EA.
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I wonder how much WD3 has changed unless they don't count Breakpoint as one of those games.
For Honor 2 is unlikely considering the current game is still active and in the middle of it's 3rd year
Eh for honor 2 wouldn't make sense as they released the marching fire stuff.
One of the games has to be something for Nintendo
I hope. I like the ship combat in Black Flag and Odyssey, but I don't think I could handle a game of just that.
WB has nowhere near Ubisoft workforce, same goes to EA, making games takes time, a lot of time.
I certainly hope so. Game looks gorgeous but I need more than ship combat for my Pirate fix. Have some quests on land and treasure hunts and sword fighting. I need a proper pirate game. Ubisoft I believe can do it so I really really hope they do more than ship combat.
Because the budget, scope and size of team working on that game is nowhere near what an assassins creed, watch dogs, division, ghost recon etc... require. Those have like a 1000 people working on them at any given time.
Another sports game from the Steep team?
The Crew 3- cruising around the EU?
Plus possibly another Nintendo collaboration.
I don't see Ubi trying to sell ghost Recon GAAS and an open-world WD3 so close to each other. I could be wrong, obv, but I think it's best to keep our estimates conservative.
Ubi is also relaunching The Settlers in the fall, but I somehow doubt that'd qualify as AAA.
The Crew 3- cruising around the EU?
Plus possibly another Nintendo collaboration.
I don't see Ubi trying to sell ghost Recon GAAS and an open-world WD3 so close to each other. I could be wrong, obv, but I think it's best to keep our estimates conservative.
Ubi is also relaunching The Settlers in the fall, but I somehow doubt that'd qualify as AAA.
Watch Dogs, Splinter Cell and probably a new collaboration with Nintendo. How about a Rayman+Donkey Kong crossover platformer?
hopefully this means that they are adding hand to hand combat. It was so boring to watch a black flag clone and then just float up next to a ship to tap a button to board and win
They've had an entire generation. AT this point, it's obvious that Ubisoft is the model. They've figured out how to make quality AAA titles in a reasonable amount of time. Their titles sell great, and their monetization models for GaaS isn't nearly as disgusting as other publishers.
As a Brit Watch Dogs 3 on the streets of London is going to be so great........please leave the guns out though,we don't really do them over here and it's going to really kill any sense of immersion,lol.
I mean.....No?
Usually the budget and workforce behind AAA titles require more than 2 million copies sold to be considered a success.
I just don't see how Mario rabbids compares to...any other current gen AAA game titles to be qualified as such.
Ubisoft model needs 30+ studios working on all titles at the same time, Warner Bros games have less than 10 studios.
It's easy to release 4 AAA games every year when you can have more than 1000 people working on each of these titles.
EA makes way more money than Ubisoft despite not having a lot of AAA games every year, different businesses.
I don't know of any history of Ubisoft doing it in recent years.
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When and where?Only thing they did is teased it with Ironside and Sam Fisher in Wildlands.
So no WD3 until 2020? Bit of a bummer but makes sense not to bury it amongst all the Fall releases.
feels so weird to have a holiday season without watch dogs or assassin's creed game.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/wa...-by-accident-update-supposedly-a-joke.116971/
Just seen apparently it was a "joke" by Ubisoft?🤨
Very bizarre.
would be interesting if it was shown at this e3. that would mean the series was in ubi's e3 conference 3 years in a row.
They absolutely do. The game sold extremely well and is still getting new challenges. They also had several focus groups late last year with gamers who played the first. Presumedly, to see what they'd like to see in a sequel.
I say Ubi considers it AAA considering the sales of the original, continuous updates 2 years after launch, and the money they've spent on focus groups.
I'm super disappointed. This Fall absolutely sucks for me so far. I'm actually quite surprised they aren't releasing Watch Dogs 3 this year. Ugh.
I am glad these guys got more time for the game and I really hope it will be good (love the concept) but if anyone is under the illusion that in the industry getting more time on a project = less crunch for the devs this (in my experience and my friends) is not true at all. Usually it means quality or vision / gameplay loop was not where it should have been at an internal milestone date and there is a huge amount of rework to be done even with the additional time, rather than just getting more time to populate the world with assets etc, . It is not 100% always the case and I hope for these guys they get a break but wouldn't bet money on it.
The creative director left, probably going through some significant changes
