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Post by Dan @ 11:42am 28/10/13 | 7 Comments
Ubisoft has an inconvenient habit of delaying the PC versions of their flagship titles a few weeks after they launch on the primary console platforms, but they also generally have a good amount of eye-candy tech on offer for patient desktop gamers.

Graphics card manufacturer Nvidia is well-placed to tout PC-centric features, offering bundles of its current hardware range that come packed with a few such titles, and today they've released a new video showing off some of the extras in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
Out November 19th, Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag boasts stunning next-gen graphics and effects on PC, and includes NVIDIA technology like enhanced DirectX 11 Tessellation, NVIDIA HBAO+ Ambient Occlusion, NVIDIA Percentage-Closer Soft Shadows, NVIDIA-enhanced light rays, and NVIDIA TXAA anti-aliasing. For a preview, check out this demonstration of the game's next-gen graphics:
Check it out below.




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Tollaz0r!
Posted 11:49am 28/10/13
It certainly does look pretty.
Murf
Posted 12:25pm 28/10/13
Its BS that PC versions always getting delayed, I wont be waiting an extra 3weeks to get this on PC. I will get it on PS3 and thats it. Maybe Ubisoft thinks they can make PC gamers go out and buy it on the console first and then buy it also on PC when its released. Well that aint happening.
ZeeDoktor
Posted 01:49pm 28/10/13
@Murf Well, they've certainly half got you with your lack of patience then. Three weeks isn't that big a deal, and the fact that you'd be pay a bit less for more for the PC version... Well... I hope you can put aside the fanboyism and see the logic.
ph33x
Posted 02:24pm 28/10/13
Yep. Fuel that console market bro.

I'm personally sick of direct console ports that appear on the same day. Each to their own. Console version will be hugely inferior unless your computer sucks.
syzk
Posted 07:43pm 28/10/13
How is it bulls*** ? PCs are incredibly more varied for hardware then the 2 consoles so of course more time is required for optimization.
Tollaz0r!
Posted 09:16pm 28/10/13
PC gaming is actually pretty strong at the moment.

There are so many indie titles, interesting, innovating indie titles available for PC.

Let the consoles have the big AAA budget rehashing of existing IP year after year. Meanwhile the PC has some exquisite gaming art available for it.

We may even be entering another golden age of gaming thanks to Kickstarter games coming out over the next couple of years coupled with steam greenlight and strong followings of youtube commentators like Yog's Cast that highlight some of the best indie games available.

Good times, stop whinging so hard that you miss it all.
nings
Posted 09:21pm 28/10/13
keep it pc, f*** dat console noise impatient mutha f***a.
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