Ubisoft has confirmed that the recent update to Far Cry 4 that censored some parts of the game was "unintended," and a fix has already been applied to reverse the changes. The Far Cry 4 update censored some elements of nudity in the decade-old title, leaving some fans worried about the ethics of changing games in such a way so long after release.
Far Cry 4 was initially released in November 2014 to critical and commercial success. It was its predecessor, Far Cry 3, that helped the franchise's popularity explode, but Far Cry 4's quality ensured it was here to stay. Far Cry 4's Pagan Min is another iconic villain in the series, which is some feat after following Vaas from Far Cry 3. There have been numerous Far Cry titles in the years since, but for many, the fourth entry is a high point for the series.
The Far Cry games have been around for more than 20 years, but that means there's a lot of games to play through for newcomers to the series.
Ubisoft recently released an update to Far Cry 4 which censored some nudity elements. Given the age of this 2014 Far...
