Ubisoft’s 2014 online-only racing game, The Crew, is currently unavailable to buy from Steam, and according to its store page, its servers will soon be shut down for good, too, rendering it ...

Ubisoft’s 2014 online-only racing game, The Crew, is currently unavailable to buy from Steam, and according to its store page, its servers will soon be shut down for good, too, rendering it ...

The Crew 2 performance analysis, where we test performance with a large number of GPUs and CPUs and find what it takes to run at 60fps. We also discuss the problem with framerate caps and why they ...

The Crew will be available for free until October 14. The offer comes ahead of The Crew’s upcoming second expansion, Calling All Units, which is due on November 29 for PC, Xbox One, and ...

I reviewed the PC verison, but The Crew is also available for the PlayStation 4 ($365.00 at Walmart), Xbox One ($200.00 at eBay), and Xbox 360. Driving Across America ...

Ubisoft’s racing game The Crew is now completely free through the company’s Uplay store as part of its 30th anniversary celebration. To get the game, go to the Ubi30 webpage, click “Get Your ...

You can see all three below, but one thing to note right away is that you will need a 64-bit OS to play The Crew on PC. The Crew is also coming to Xbox 360 , Xbox One , and PlayStation 4 --but not ...

With The Crew Motorfest closed beta starting today, PC players are noting their frustration with the game’s seemingly poor PC performance. Players have been taking to social media citing slow ...

CarPG The Crew picks up an expansion this November in the form of The Crew: Wild Run. ... PC players can get in the action first with a beta, that starts October 15th.

The Crew has locked at 30 fps during its PC beta, but Ubisoft is hoping to let players opt-in to a higher frame rate if they choose.. The Crew's PC players would no doubt have found away to get ...

The Division and The Crew coming to PC and current-gen consoles - Report. No clarification from Ubisoft about these ports at this point in time. By Jon Leo on June 26, 2013 at 3:22AM PDT.