due to an ingrained belief by Hascoët that female characters did not sell video games. Platform parity In October 2014, Ubisoft's senior producer Vincent Pontbriand made a statement that all console versions of the game would be locked at the same resolution of 900p. This was done "...to avoid all the debates and stuff." Many readers took this in reference to how the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are constantly compared in the media for raw power, presuming that the PlayStation 4 version of the game's resolution was lowered to reach parity with the Xbox One's, but Ubisoft later denied that this was the reason. Instead, Pontbriand stated that the decision for parity came from the limitations of the consoles' CPUs. The number of NPCs and general amount of AI was paramount to keeping the game locked at 30 frames per second. Notes References External links 2014 video games Action-adventure games Assassin's Creed Cooperative video games Cultural depictions of Maximilien Robespierre Cultural depictions of Napoleon French Revolution video games Multiplayer and single-player video games Multiplayer online games Open-world video games PlayStation 4 games Stadia games Stealth video games Video game controversies Video games about revenge Video games developed in Canada Video games scored by Cris Velasco Video games scored by Sarah Schachner Video game sequels Video games set in France Video games set in Paris Video games set in the Middle Ages Video games set in the 14th century Video games set in the 18th century Video games set in 2014 Video games using Havok Video games using PhysX Video games with downloadable content Video games with expansion packs Windows games Xbox One games