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Creative Assembly Finally Addresses The Shogun 2 Remaster Disaster By Pointing Fingers - Kotaku

Publisher description: While claiming the buck stops with CA, VP Roger Collum repeatedly levels the blame elsewhere

NewsAPI | Oct 23, 2026 | John Walker

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Over a week after a so-called “updated, enhanced, and complete version” of Total War: Shogun 2 was released in such a disastrous state that Sega immediately pulled it from sale, Total War developers Creative Assembly have finally addressed the situation. Despite our attempts to contact both Sega and Creative Assembly about the situation our questions went unanswered, and Collum’s forum post marks the first time the development studio has responded to the situation. Our games are made by incredibly talented people, and we do not believe in a world where technology replaces the creativity of humans.” So what happened here?

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