Gamers hate game publishers, Ubisoft Access Bar EA

EA has always been the most hated game publisher in the minds of gamers, but a series of recent errors has led to the title being taken over from EA by a well-known game maker, Ubisoft. Like most game publishers of the Year, Ubisoft released a big game but did not meet the player's expectations, especially the Assassin's Creed and watchdog. Ubisoft's PR team will not be able to review the game until the game is released, or to send a copy of the game in advance until the player has purchased it.

Ben Kuchera, from Polygon, said earlier this month that Ubisoft had banned the evaluation of the famous game "Assassin's Creed" until the game had been sold out for hours before allowing the media to disclose relevant content. This means that most players buy a game before they have enough information to understand the problems that exist in the game.

In the Crew, Ubisoft also uses the same prohibition strategy to ensure that the game is released before the media is allowed to evaluate it. Polygon says Ubisoft not only restricts media coverage, but also doesn't provide copies of the game to the media until the game is released, meaning the media will need to wait until the game is sold before it can launch the relevant reviews.