Ubisoft = No buy, definitely

[punatic]

http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/01/17/ub...-card-changes/

[Muraz]

What do Ubisoft make that you'd want to buy anyway?

[Archer Kane]

Originally Posted by Muraz

What do Ubisoft make that you'd want to buy anyway?

I personally like their recent Assassins Creed games. The multiplayer in that is very unique (which I'm guessing not many people have experienced, purely due to the 'Ubisoft' label)

Sad about their DRM though.

[Porcupeth]

Originally Posted by Muraz

What do Ubisoft make that you'd want to buy anyway?

Anno.

[Haggis&Tatties]

Wow....another gaming company forcing me to keep my money in my pocket.....thanks guys. LOL

[Archer Kane]

Originally Posted by Porcupeth

Anno.

Ah! Another good game I forgot about.

[freedoms_stain]

Talk about knowing your customers. Pathetic.

[spyhunter99]

It if makes you feel any better, I just received an email from their tech support.

Unfortunately, this game is not supported for use on laptops, as indicated in the minimum requirements listed on the bottom of the game's box and on our FAQ. You can try updating the drivers for your video card with the laptop manufacturer which may resolve the problem, but we will be unable to provide further assistance with running the game on unsupported hardware configurations. The only official recommendation that we can make would be for you to install and play the game on a system that does meet all of those minimum requirements.

This was in response to a game that crashes all the time without reason. I'll never buy their junk again. Laptops aren't supported, ah!

[Jiu Jit Su]

Originally Posted by Muraz

What do Ubisoft make that you'd want to buy anyway?

Anno. Other than that absolutely nothing.

[sniperdoc]

Originally Posted by spyhunter99

It if makes you feel any better, I just received an email from their tech support.

This was in response to a game that crashes all the time without reason. I'll never buy their junk again. Laptops aren't supported, ah!

Shouldn't even have been a question honestly. Any graphically intense game usually does not support any mobile version of GPU. However, there should be a way for you to get your money back... but given there's no consumer protection in the United States, if you're American... forget it.