Here is what the page “Creative Assembly VP Roger Collum Addresses Shogun 2 Remaster Disaster, Blames External Pa” contains. Creative Assembly Vice President Roger Collum has publicly addressed the troubled launch of the Total War: Shogun 2 Remaster, acknowledging the game's technical issues while repeatedly deflecting blame to external partners. Collum stated that 'the buck stops with CA,' but his comments focused on the role of third-party studios in the remaster's development, suggesting that quality assurance failures originated outside the company. The remaster, which was expected to bring the classic strategy title to modern systems, instead faced widespread criticism for performance problems, missing features, and visual downgrades.
Fans and industry watchers have expressed frustration over the lack of accountability, noting that Creative Assembly's name is on the product regardless of who did the work. The situation highlights the risks of outsourcing remasters of beloved games, where high expectations meet uneven execution. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.