Ubisoft insists that Assassin's Creed Shadow Booking is “stalking” in line with Odyssey

Ubisoft insists that the upcoming open-world adventure Assassin's Creed Shadow still has a lot of bookings, despite its woes in development and promotional periods.

The struggling publisher said in its latest financial statement that “the game’s bookings are the second most successful people to enter the series.”

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot maintained that confidence, saying the company is currently “fully focused on the upcoming launch of Assassin’s Creed Shadow on March 20.

“The early previews were positive, praising its narrative and immersive experience, with both characters playing key roles in the storyline of the game, as well as the quality and complementarity of the gameplay. Dual protagonist method.

“I want to commend the incredible talent and dedication of the entire Assassin’s Creed team, who are working tirelessly to ensure Shadows delivers on the hopes of the most ambitious entries in the series.”

Assassin's Creed Shadow was originally planned in November Current release date for March 20.

On the shoulders of Assassin's Creed, not only is the long-awaited Japanese entrance and the first complete Assassin's Creed since 2020, Ubisoft, who is struggling, needs to perform well After the recent failure Investor frustration.

So far, it's not a particularly active promotional period and the development team has had to apologize on different occasions Inaccuracy in the portrayal of Assassin's Creed Shadow of Japan and Logo of using the Historical Entertainment Group without permission.

Another controversy is Collection character maker Purearts removes Assassin's Creed Shadow Statue from Sale Fans are becoming increasingly impatient due to their “insensitive” design and combining two delays.

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