Ubisoft’s Sudden Cancellation Sparks Speculation

Ubisoft, the publisher of Assassin’s Creed, has canceled its online live broadcast event at the Tokyo Game Show 2024, sparking widespread speculation among gamers and netizens.

The event, scheduled to take place on September 26, was abruptly canceled due to “various circumstances,” according to Ubisoft’s announcement on social media.

Netizens React to the Cancellation

Many netizens have taken to social media to express their disappointment and frustration with Ubisoft’s decision. Some have speculated that the cancellation may be due to the controversy surrounding the game’s protagonist, a black samurai.

One netizen commented, “It’s both shameful and cowardly. Aren’t you proud of the bad behavior you’ve created? Isn’t this the Japan you want to show everyone? Why quit now? How disrespectful do you have of the Japanese way of doing things?”

Others have ridiculed Ubisoft, saying, “Afraid of being thrown eggs at the scene?” and “Such a big company is (in) shrinking.”

Controversy Surrounding Assassin’s Creed: Shadowbringers

The game has been at the center of controversy due to its use of a black protagonist in a historical Japanese setting. Many gamers have criticized the game’s developers for their handling of the game’s cultural and historical aspects.

One netizen pointed out, “It doesn’t matter if you wear a model, a lot of art is not rigorous.” Others have criticized the game’s developers for prioritizing diversity over historical accuracy.

Assassin’s Creed: Shadowbringers’ Japanese Stage Sparks Heated Discussion

The game’s use of a black protagonist in a historical Japanese setting has sparked a heated discussion among gamers and netizens. Many have criticized the game’s developers for their handling of the game’s cultural and historical aspects.

The game’s protagonist, a black samurai, has been at the center of controversy, with many gamers questioning the game’s developers’ decision to use a historical figure as the protagonist.