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Ubisoft added 6 stealth animations from Assassin's Creed Unity to Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced. Thanks to Master Assassin for the info.

Understandable tbh

Newborn twins think they're still in the womb

Another case of: Don’t allow Chinese Investors into the Gaming Sphere. They treated Nagoshi as if he is some sort of a newcomer and that he wasn’t literally the head of one of the most successful Japanese Gaming Studios for over a decade and Directed many projects. They axed his studio because „Too expensive.“ but I guess it makes sense since they (NetEase) rather invest in cheap games that all play the same and are riddled with Microtransactions. I am confident Gang of Dragon was shaping up to be Nagoshis Best Work because I am also convinced that he got tired with Yakuza simply because he sorta reached a Ending Point and before he departed he literally gave them Ichiban Kasuga and what does RGG do with him? Cuck him. Overall a sad story and I hope sooner or later Nagoshi somehow gets his studio because he has the team, the talent and the ideas. I don’t wanna know how much of his life he wasted on this only for them to pull the plug.

Lords of the Fallen II – Important Publishing Update! Independent developer CI Games today announced that it has signed a separation agreement with Epic Games Publishing. As a result, CI Games has regained full open distribution rights for the PC version of Lords of the Fallen II, moving away from the previous PC-exclusive publishing arrangement signed in June 2024. Lords of the Fallen II remains scheduled to launch later this year on PC via Epic Games Store and other PC storefronts, as well as on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. CI Games will self-publish the title across all platforms, while PLAION continues as the global physical distribution partner. CI Games will continue to utilise Epic’s technologies, including Unreal Engine 5 and Epic Online Services (EOS), powering cross-platform play, matchmaking, friends list, and seamless shared-progression co-op. Like many in the industry, CI Games faced challenging market conditions in 2023 and 2024, and Epic Games provided significant funding and strategic support that helped ensure Lords of the Fallen II could fully realise its ambitions. This partnership enabled CI Games to meaningfully expand upon community feedback from the original Lords of the Fallen, while substantially advancing the sequel across gameplay, technical performance, world design, and online functionality. “Epic was there for CI Games exactly when we needed them most. Their support and belief in the project made a real difference, and for that we are truly grateful,” said Marek Tymiński, CEO of CI Games. “Epic has been an outstanding supporter of Lords of the Fallen II. With Unreal Engine, EOS and the rest of Epic’s world-class technologies, we’re going to ship a performant game in a massive world that players can explore together across PC and console,” added Tymiński. With the new agreement now in place, Lords of the Fallen II will launch with open PC distribution on day one, including the Epic Games Store.

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Ubisoft. You ruined it.😭You can still fix it. Why replace a whole animation with a camera flip effect? Assassin's Creed Black Flag was better because of fun moments like these. 2013 vs. 2026

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How would you react if your kids did this to your PS5? 👀👇🏻

>Be Kitchen Nightmares >Be served something mid >Gordon slings it around like a child and pulls it apart without trying a bite >Editors add endless stock sound effects of gross sloppy noises from a porno or something >Gordon acts shocked the food he destroyed looks bad >He saves the business with a new recipe and they go bankrupt This show sucks man