Future Ubisoft Games To Require Constant Internet Access

Posted By | On 03rd, Feb. 2010

With the ongoing phenomenon of digitally distributing games, Ubisoft with its new On-line Services Platform has announced a few interesting tid bits which might actually please gamers or it may fire back. The new system will require constant internet access in order to play installed games, will also require games to be saved remotely on some on-line server. The issues that I see with such a system is that the server might disconnect, latency issues, slowdowns and a number of bugs that plague so many on-line games these days. Gamers, what are you takes on this?


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