Ubisoft Promise Not To Botch The Crew After Glitchy Assassin's Creed Unity

Ubisoft Confident not to repeat Unity Faults

November 28, 2014 By Dean Howard

In a recent interview with Ubisoft's lead game designer Serkan Hasan from The Crew game. He has talked of The Crew's overall stability and is confident of a successful glitch free launch.

This statement comes in light of recent blunders discovered by thousands of gamers while playing Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Unity.

What should have been remarkable moments in the French Revolution's history has been reduced to nothing but laughable video clips showing characters either running in mid air, standing on top of each other, hiding in chimneys or randomly falling of screen into digital abyss.

 And if that wasn't bad enough this scary/funny image from Unity has also been in heavy circulation. . . Yikes!

View the funniest Assassin's Creed Unity Videos by clicking this image. 

These issue's have naturally caused consumers to lose confidence in Ubisoft, but Serkan Hasan is hoping to turn this around. Although under the Ubisoft corporate umbrella, The Crew development team are a separate studio and Serkan Hasan has reassured gamers in a recent interview with The Metropolist they have nothing to worry about.

Talking to The Metropolist Serkan said they have had extensive beta testing with thousands of players pushing The Crew to its limits online in real life scenarios. He also mentioned both the PS4 and Xbox One title will perform at 1080p, 30 fps from Day One launch.

Our Thoughts . . . 

We would like to believe Serkan and the crew will pull this off but considering Ubisoft's recent track record and the embargo placed on reviewers before The Crew's official launch, I would suggest not pulling your trigger too quickly on this promise just yet.  

You can check out the full interview with Serkan Hasan with The Metropolist by visiting their website now.

Source: The Metropolist