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Ubisoft Games for PS4 and Xbox 720

Ubisoft Games for PS4 and Xbox 720

By: Alan Ng | May 29, 2009 | 2 Comments

Some rather exciting news for gaming enthusiasts around the world now as it has been revealed that Ubisoft are ALREADY developing games for the PS4 and Xbox 720 consoles.

As reported from TheSixthAxis, the news comes from Ubisoft founder Yves Guillemot who revealed the juicy details himself. When speaking about the companies latest financial report he stated:

“10 percent of Ubisoft’s workforce is working on developing games for the next generation of game systems that will eventually replace [the] Wii, [the] Xbox 360 and Sony’s PlayStation 3.”

Can you believe he actually said that? You would of thought developing games for the next Xbox console is fair enough, but to reveal that they are already designing for the Playstation 4, it’s madness.

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  • Slippy Sloppy

    Why’s it madness? Games can take years to develop, so wait the month before a new console’s released to start work on a game. I bet you left your homework to the last minute and ended up on a cr@p journalism course.

    It’s also safe to assume the PC hardware UBI Soft are developing on will be the best available and way beyond what the current batch of consoles are capable of.

  • bunimomike

    I guess they develop on high-end PCs then will see what the real hardware comes out with and downgrade suitably (with extra amounts of tweaking as Sony like to dish-out tricky-to-program-for gubbins) :D