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Drivers, keep those engines warm. The Crew is coming to Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4 and PC on December 2, 2014.
The Crew
That’s just a couple of months away – and less than a month later than the initial release date of November 11 – but there’s a good reason for the small delay. It’s because the teams at Ivory Tower and Ubisoft Reflections are listening to all of you. In fact, a second console closed beta is planned for November, giving players another opportunity to jump into The Crew ahead of its release and help shape the game.
The Crew has already completed three closed betas – two on PC, plus a limited technical beta on new-gen consoles – and each time they’ve kept their ears to the road, listening and learning. Yes, they were fiddling with things like server loads and tinkering with technical adjustments (as all developers do during closed betas). But the real win for gamers: They also enhanced the game itself to deliver more of what you love.
“We received a lot of valuable information from the recent PC and console betas,” says Creative Director Julian Gerighty. “We are now scrutinizing all of the player feedback so we can ensure that The Crew delivers the seamless open-world experience that meets everyone’s high expectations.” This ongoing process has already resulted in some substantial updates to the game, including everything from the option to fully remove the HUD so players can enjoy the scenery as they roam freely through a massive re-creation of the United States (a highly requested featured, Gerighty tells us), to fine-tuning the collisions to be even more realistic and adding in new visual effects. Other major enhancements include adjustments to the difficulty (for example, tweaking the police A.I.) and better integration of the voice chat – especially helpful when crewing up with other players.
The Crew
Developing The Crew has been a lot like an epic road trip. And, like any long-distance journey, some of the best moments are those detours along the way. The three closed betas added in a few additional unplanned side trips, in order to ensure that players have even more of what they crave in The Crew’s massive open-world playground. And the upcoming console closed beta in November gives the development team and the players yet another chance to work together to deliver a truly revolutionary driving experience.
“One of the best qualities of The Crew is that it’s so open to being played in different ways,” Gerighty says. “People will find pleasure doing different things. Giving people that choice is something we really believe in.”
http://blog.ubi.com/the-crew-release-date-december/
=> merci à stopyra !!
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Et bien c’est plutôt une bonne nouvelle cette glissage.
Je l’espérais quelque part pour que le titre améliore sa visibilité.
Il sortira donc au même moment que Far Cry 3 il y a deux ans.3 semaines ne remet pas en cause la fiabilité d’ubisoft sur la tenue des délais (même si le titre aura au final glissé de plus plus de 2 mois par rapport au planning initial).
Du coup j’abaisse mais prévision de ventes annuelles de 500k à 2 – 2.5 millions (thanksgiving ça peut coûter cher) MAIS sans baisser ma prévision annuelle (CA > 1500)
Créateur du site en mode cordial 🙂
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Si c’est pour améliorer « The Crew » (sur la base des critiques des beta-testeurs) et donc pour augmenter le score de metacritic, c’est plutot une bonne nouvelle.
Et ce n’est pas grave si tout reste dans l’année comptable de 14/15.De l’autre côté, cela rendra les investisseurs plus nerveux.
The Crew : d’abord pour 13/14, apres Q2 14/15, apres Q3 (11/11), maintenant Q3 02/12. On a déjà une année de retard !!
AC Unity : petit report, mais quand même un report.
C’est fini avec les retards maintenant ?? On a encore Far Cry 4 et AC Rogue…Moi je pense que tout sortira dans l’année 14/15 comme prévu (avec un petit de retard en plus par ci et par là), mais je répète : cela rendra les investisseurs plus nerveux.
Il faudra vraiment attendre le lancement du dernier jeu pour être certain.
@midsmall : « Il avait dit que seul The Crew pouvait selon lui etre décalé ». Ou as-tu trouvé cela ? -
http://www.overclockersclub.com/news/37277/
« According to a UbiBlog post today, substantial updates have already been made to the game, including an option to fully remove the HUD, a « massive re-creation of the United States, » fine-tuning the collisions, new visual effects, difficulty and AI adjustments, and improved voice chat. »
=> I love the fact that they are really listening to players !
=> I sure hope they improved the driving dynamics as well in the Crew !!! (too much oversteer !!! Just as in TDU 2, I really hate it !! (the oversteer, not the game)). TDU1 was just perfect : driving dynamics, missions,…
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@blubber un journaliste qui reprenait sa note ou qui avait eu un entretien avec l’analyste de bryan garnier. de mémoire c’était tradingsat ou un site d’actu de ce type
In Video Games I trust!
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Un glissement de quelques semaines n’est pas grave. Espérons que ce soit le dernier.
Paradoxalement les preview d’AC m’ont davantage inquiété.Créateur du site en mode cordial 🙂
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« J’espère vraiment que les € 12,5 tiendront aujourd’hui, cette semaine, et toute l’année !! »
Allez, c’est foutu ! (une fois de plus) 🙁
Grrrrr…
Que personne ne dit à la fin de l’année qu’on na pas eu l’opportunité d’acheter Ubi a un prix raisonnable !
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