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postheadericon Cross-gen development means compromise, says Witcher dev

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CD Projekt Red CEO Marcin Iwi?ski said games like Dogs watch Assassins Creed IV and destination have to face a dilemma.

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intergenerational games means that developers must commit, CD Projekt Red CEO Marcin Iwinski said

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. The developer explained that these commitments could adversely affect the players.

    "We made it clear that the new generation will be unique," said Iwi?ski. "PC is a new generation non-stop, that's the beauty of it. So I think a lot of people with great franchises and plans massive awareness have this dilemma, and I think there are a lot of commitments made in the industry which is not necessarily good for the players. "
  • for Games Bungie and Ubisoft Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag and see the dogs are scheduled to release the machinery of the current generation and future platforms, but The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is not. Iwi?ski explained that CD Projekt Red is not scaling comfortable game for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, a decision that would lead to an offer "more or less". "We are looking for AAA experiences of the next generation," he added Iwi?ski. "The Witcher 3 is so big" with a larger than Skyrim world and everything we wanted to put into it, there is simply no way to run on current-gen. We would have to put a couple of years of development [360 and PS3], and that experience is so-so "we would never do that."
Ubisoft has not commented on the differences between the generation of the current version and the next generation of guard dogs or Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag. Bungie, meanwhile, vowed to target all versions have the "full picture" of the game world, even if we do not know exactly what that means.


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