Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Xbox One Issue Fix

Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Xbox One Glitch Problem Fix


Many of the Xbox One Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag player's reported problem with the game while playing also the game not playing at all.

I have researched the problem and come up with few solution i am sure will help all those AC IV Black Flag players.

Please follow the below fix procedure for Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Glitch.

Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Xbox One Issue Fix


Step 1 : Firstly be positive that your xbox one console is online, signed in to your xbox one live account and completely functioning correctly.
Step 2 : Insert your AC IV Black Flag Disc into Xbox One Console.
Step 3 : Once the disc in place launch the game.
Step 4 : Exit the AC IV Black Flag and eject the DVD from your console.
Step 5 : Be sure that the game should be in "Recently Played" list on the Xbox One Home Screen.
Step 6 : From there go to "game icon" and press the "Menu Key" and Click "Manage Game".
Step 7 : From "Manage Game" click on "Game Icon" and press the "Menu Button" and Click on "Uninstall".
Step 8 : Press the "Xbox Button" to go "Home".
Step 9 : Click on the Game Icon from Recently played and press the menu button and now click on Install this will download the game from Xbox one market place and install it again.
Step 10 : Once the game is installed again now play it.

This is a long but proven procedure to solve the Assassin's creed iv black flag problem.

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood ATI Graphic Cards Flickering

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood ATI Graphic Cards Flickering Problem


Let's just not deny the fact that Assassin's Creed series is a well made video game with large fan base and every now and then players reports some problem or bugs with certain graphic's cards.

A friend recently reported a problem while playing AC Brotherhood with a new video card ATI Radeon HD 7770 there was a flickering issue what he didn't faced earlier while playing the video game on the older video card ATI Radeon HD 4850.

The exact problem was the flickering of objects and sky in the game while moving the player character in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood.

So what's the solution if you face such problem it's simple just download the latest driver from the vendor or the graphic card available freely on their official website.

For ATI Radeon HD 7770 at the time of writing the article the fix was Catalyst 12.6 Beta.

Do let is know if you come across some other problem and we will try to find the fix for you.

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood ATI Graphic Cards Flickering

AC Brotherhood Waiting for Abstergo Agents Problem

AC Brotherhood Waiting for Abstergo Agents Problem

Some assassin's creed brotherhood players reported a glitch which cause the game to stuck in searching called Waiting for Abstergo Agents Problem or glitch.

This problem is caused when someone try to play AC Brotherhood online. Whenever you click to play the game it says Waiting for Abstergo Agents and doesn't load the game.It looks like the game is waiting for players even if all the players are ready to play the game, seems like everybody is stuck in the same place.

For Example if a game is started with 6 players and all the players are ready to play the game will say that the last player is still not ready to play assassin's creed brotherhood seems like a strange and weird problem, hope the developers will fix it soon.

assassin's creed brotherhood waiting for abstergo agents

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Blurry Graphic Problem

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Blurry Resolution Problem


Assassin's Creed Black Flag is a tremendous game with few problem's. Some gamers reported that they encountered blurry graphics and resolution problem with the game also the text in the game was blurry too.

We have the solution to the problem of Assassin's Creed Black Flag if you are facing these issues the first thing you need to do is to update your graphic card driver's. specially if you are using a Nvidia Video Card.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Blurry Graphic Problem


If that doesn't fix the game problem try changing the native video resolution of the game and also try to run it into windowed mode specially if you are using a Mac PC.

Let us know if you have some other problem with Assassin's Creed Black Flag Video Game and we will try to look into it.

Daxter PSP Review

Daxter makes his PSP debut in one of the handheld's best titles.

If there’s one thing you can say thing about Daxter is that it’s polished. In fact it’s so ridiculously polished you would think the PSP had been out five years at the time of game release, such is how superbly developer Ready At Dawn exploit the capabilities of the machine. However, as anyone who has played a poor EA licence will testify, polish does not a great game make.




Daxter PSP Review


In the case of Daxter, though, it helps turn what could have been a very run of the mill platformer into one the PSP’s best titles.

In many respects Daxter is another derivative and unoriginal platformer. But, crucially, it’s brilliantly made derivative and unoriginal platformer with charm to spare. And of course *adopting a Hannibal lecture tone* ooooodles of polish.

Its quality is evident from the very first cut-scene. Well produced and exquisitely animated, it’s the first indication of the care that has gone into making Daxter a fully fledged PSP game rather than a half-hearted port or cash-cow spin off.

This attention to detail is followed through into the game proper. The opening couple of levels are well paced, introducing Daxter - a nimble, ferret-like creature - and his various abilities. As well as the obligatory double jump, Daxter is also armed with an electric squatter used to splatter bugs that infest the games locations.

Spray It, Don’t Say It


A couple of levels in Daxter is also given a bug spray which can be used both to stun enemies and as a makeshift jet pack, boosting Daxter across platforms and onto higher ground. Okay, so we’ve seen similar concepts in platformers like Mario Sunshine, but it’s well implemented and utilised very effectively. Many of the games best moments involve making well timed boots over gaping chasms, giving you just enough juice to make it to safety.


Daxter PSP game Review


Later on in the game Daxter gains access to a flamethrower attachment, which as well as launching him higher and further than before, can be used for other obvious flame-grilled fun, and sonic blaster which, err, blasts things sonically.

City Boy


Daxter is set in the futuristic Hive city - a location that will be familiar to fans of PS2 games in the series – which acts as a hub to various locations Daxter explores. The PSP’s power and beautiful screen are used to great effect; levels are colourful, lively and well designed, almost always coming to an end before they wear out their welcome.

What’s more, exploring Hive made is a seamless thanks to streaming technology that removes the need for jarring loading screens. As well as being an impressive technical feat, considering how long you have to wait for the PSP to load up a UMD in other lesser looking titles, this also gives the game a magnificent flow as you are whisked from location to location without cumbersome pauses.

Okay, so Hive city’s streets can feel a little bare on occasion, since they serve little purpose other than to get you from A to B, but it’s an acceptable price to pay for less piecemeal platforming.

Besides once you get to your location, there are also some wonderful platforming set pieces to enjoy. Highlights include leaping from train to train while avoiding electrical pylons, or boosting yourself from across a series of platforms as a giant chamber gradually fills with lava. It’s not anything frighteningly original but it’s all solidly done and pitched at well-judged difficulty level.

Controlling Daxter is as precise as the PSP’s nub will allow and the camera is generally well behaved, with generous check-pointing preventing any needless frustration when you slip up.

Dream a Little Dream


Just when all this platforming threatens to become monotonous, Daxter has a number of tricks at hand to mix things up a bit. These include some gentle puzzles, the occasional boss battle and some rhythm-action style mini-games.

The most enjoyable of these are movie-themed dream sequences Daxter can play to win new moves and extra health bars. They may simply be matter of matching directional movements or number presses to the on screen action, but they are compulsively enjoyable diversions that that are very are well implemented and animated.

There are also a fair few vehicle sections. Handling is light but responsive, allowing for some weaving chases through city streets and winding caves. It’s pretty easy stuff but most enjoyable; another string to Daxter’s bow rather than being frivolous padding.

The only aspect of the game that feels slightly unwieldy is combat. Pressing the attack button a few times in succession launches Daxter into a combo that flings him about, which can be troublesome to direct and downright risky when fighting bugs on a small platform. Still, it’s a minor complaint when compared to the quality displayed elsewhere.

Platform Perfection?


While it's certainly not the longest game in the world, especially when compared with the epic Jax II, Daxter offers plenty of platforming thrills with out feeling needlessly drawn-out. While levels can be raced through as quickly as possible if that’s your inclination, each one is bursting of collectables to be scooped up by the adventurous and persistent. While only the platforming diehards are likely to want to get a 100 per cent completion score, it’s often tempting to make a tricky jump to pick up a few precursor orbs and open up a new bonus game.

Although it seems a little late in the hour to start criticising Daxter in this review, especially in light of it’s many accomplishments, it does have one flaw that prevents it from achieving greatness.

If Daxter can be accused of anything it’s playing it too safe. It’s a title never feels anything less than solid, but outside the impeccable presentation Daxter is rarely inspired; it’s enjoyable rather than exhilarating. Maybe we have been spoilt with too many 3D platformers, but there always a sense of “been there, done that”. Daxter is a very good game and one that's a worthy contender of any home console platformer, but while it may be polished it lacks the spark and spunk that could have made it truly great.

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