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Assassin’s Creed Shadowswill feature a comprehensive Photo Mode at launch. After facing delays and continued controversy,Assassin’s Creed Shadowsis now less than one week from launch, and the gaming community is eager to see what the newest entry to the long-running action-adventure franchise will bring to the table.
Following the 2023 titleAssassin’s Creed Mirage,Assassin’s Creed Shadowswill be the first game in the series to be set in Japan, something that has long been requested by fans. Players will control both Yasuke and Naoe as they take the fight to the Templar Order, and each character will bring their own skills to the table, with Yasuke being more of a frontline fight and Naoe preferring to stick to the shadows.Early previews ofAssassin’s Creed Shadowshave given fans a reason to be optimistic about the title despite ongoing controversies, and the developers have now confirmed that a popular feature will be returning when the game launches on March 20.
In a new post made to the officialAssassin’s Creed ShadowsTwitter account, the developers confirmed that the game will have a Photo Mode at launch. Fans have eagerly awaited this announcement, as thePhoto Mode found inAssassin’s Creed Miragewas incredibly well-received. Assassin’s Creed Shadows' Photo Mode will include a revamped UI, helpful tutorials for new players, more aperture and focal length options, as well as new FX filters, stickers, and additional customization options. Players are urged to share their best snapshots after the game launches using the hashtags #ACPhotoMode and #AssassinsCreedShadows.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Will Feature a Robust Photo Mode
In early March, thePS5 Pro enhancements forAssassin’s Creed Shadowswere detailed by Ubisoft, and players will be able to choose between three special graphics modes: Performance, Fidelity, and Balanced. The title will take up a massive 123GB of storage space, and those eager to immediately jump into the action on release day can preloadAssassin’s Creed Shadowsnow. Early reports indicated that the title wouldn’t be available on the Steam Deck, but Ubisoft now claims thatShadowswill be on Valve’s console at launch, pending confirmation from the console maker.
This week, controversy arose after it was reported thatUbisoft is considering selling some of its IPdue to the company’s recent struggles. Many are awaiting the release ofAssassin’s Creed Shadowswith bated breath, as it seems like the developer’s future greatly depends on the game’s success. After two delays,Shadowswill be released for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on March 20.
