back to talking about game “quad A”a definition that is always discussed above all because it is essentially meaningless, but in this case Avatar: Pandora’s Frontiersbased on a developer’s LinkedIn profile Ubisoft.
The notorious definition was coined by Timur222, a Twitter user who now specializes in plumbing. developers’ curriculum and other personalities related to the world of video games to find more or less hidden information about them. In this case, it’s not really great info, but at leastimportance The place where Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is edited within the publisher.
The resume in question is that of Hugo Castel, Executive Vice President of Product, who has worked on the Assassin’s Creed series, The Settlers and more, as well as Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, within the managed portfolio. This game is called AAAA, or quadruple A, as a joint project with Disney and Lightstorm.
We’ve seen this odd definition pop up for other titles, including productions by Ubisoft and The Initiative, but it never quite made sense given that triple-A product was considered the product in production jargon. and budget, but probably no formalization of higher levels.
For the rest, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is expected to arrive by March 2023.
Source: Multiplayer
