"Unbelievable, but (unfortunately) come true !!"

Although announced in games magazines and on the website ([...]), support the game is not Windows XP! Ubisoft has indeed then announced before 'ages' a patch for XP. But that's just one of those again 'tranquilizers', which should ensure that you do not go back to the store and demanded his money back or else caused such trouble. Say: The money has paid any of the customer, first time trying to keep as long as possible, without moving it.

Text excerpt:
"Recommended:
Processor: Intel Core2 Quad Q9450 / AMD Phenom II X4 940 or better
Memory: 2 GB Windows XP / 3GB Windows Vista & 7
Graphics card: 1024 MB DirectXkompatibel, Shader 4.0 on nVidia GeForce GTX 460 or AMD / ATi HD 5850 or better "

Although I should probably be glad to other negative reports that with me the game is not running and remained thus saves me the disappointment with the shortcomings of the game so far ...

One might almost think that in the game world more and more, only programmers and managers romp, which is something of no matter what they produce there, and just the stuff just stubborn down program, along the lines of: 'Who cares, it's done, End of story ... we'll be fine. '
(Mainly their own money is right first time)

And that the so-called computer games and specialist journals something even in the highest tones praise ...
If you think a rogue, that the crisis in the print media (due to fewer buyers (Online Competition) or less advertising revenue) not possibly shows itself in that such games are praised to the skies, which not even the ink it on paper are worth?

The competition is tough .. and who wants to take the risk to forfeit a game manufacturer and may not carry out exclusive preliminary testing more in the future it there. What would indeed be reflected in even worse sales values ​​...

And that software does not have a high value more, can also be seen anywhere else:
- Problems with Xonar Phoebus: [...]
- Problems with LG LED TVs: [...]
- Problems with Philips LED TVs: [...]

And also because you can hear in 'journals' hardly anything about it ..