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This Is How Assassin’s Creed 4 Protagonists Will Look If Set In Space, Paris, India And More

GB - "There's a lot of diversity on offer here and you kind of know that Ubisoft has their hands on a gold mine here. The franchise sells a lot and they can keep churning out new games due to the Animus without the plot sounding completely out of place."

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claud34112d ago

neat and i would go for the Paris one

FarEastOrient4111d ago

Brotherhood was the next step within the numbered title. Maybe the French Revolution will be the next part of AC III since the periods are so close together.

irepbtown4111d ago (Edited 4111d ago )

Ubi can honestly take it wherever they want. That's the beauty of Assassins Creed.

Inevitably we'll end up in the modern world with Desmond, however I really like the sound of Assassins Creed in Japan (maybe China). Something new, very original and could be a masterpiece.

brodychet4111d ago

The 1930s america looks amazing.

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Mounce4111d ago

I'm honestly already sick and tired of seeing these articles, how many 'IF AC WAS HERE....' 'WHAT IF AC WENT HERE? IT MAY LOOK LIKE THIS!'

Idunno....I just keep rereading what feels like the same bloody thing but for every random given city. Have they said Turkey yet where us as an assassin travel to the city of Batman? Cause oh my how they've not done China yet but am sure an article has done 'WHAT IF CHINA FOR AC' has been overdone enough for Ubi to say China/Japan is too predictable.

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rpd1234112d ago

I still think that China one is f***in awesome.

UnholyLight4111d ago

AGREE. I just am way too attached with fond memories of ACI and ACII. I LOVE the settings that are way back like those ones. So far I find the China, Japan, and French ones to be the most interesting to me. It's just the time periods that they could use for each respective place is such a cool time in history and the way everything looks.

I really wasn't a fan of ACIII at all, needless to say I guess.

first1NFANTRY4112d ago

i would so love to play a Japanese AC. The possibilities are endless. They could easily make an AC game based on many different cultures

Canary4112d ago

They have the whole of human history to play with--the possibilities have -always- been endless.

So long as they don't start recycling the same setting.

TekoIie4112d ago (Edited 4112d ago )

I would love to play as this guy so much!!!

http://i.imgur.com/5YZZX.jp...

Pretty sure Feudal Japan is one of the most (If not the most) requested locations so it only seems fair that we get an AC game set there :)

first1NFANTRY4112d ago

Totally agree. Feudal Japan would be a great location to explore. The Dynasty Wars would fit AC perfectly

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Leaked Early Prototype Footage Reveals Development Stages Of Several Assassin's Creed Games

Prototype footage from several of Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed titles has leaked, revealing early stages of their development.

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The Best Pirate-Themed Video Games (Not Skull and Bones)

BY JASON MONROE: The very best pirate-themed video games that you should play instead of the disappointment that is Skull and Bones.

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thorstein46d ago

PoE: Deadfire, Unless you have a or PS5 or an SSD don't bother, loading times are insane. A minute and a half to go into a room to investigate a desk in an inn and then an additional 1 1/2 minutes to leave the room and then load to leave the inn???

And they never fixed it.

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Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag vs Skull and Bones Video Comparison Is an Eye-Opener

Ubisoft has just released Skull and Bones on PC and consoles. And, from the looks of it, the game wasn’t received well by some gamers. Not only that but it appears that Skull and Bones can be worse than Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag, a game that came out a decade ago.

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OtterX60d ago (Edited 60d ago )

I wanted a Black Flag sequel so bad. It's still my favorite AC entry. The fact that they ignored everything that we loved about that game in this "spiritual successor" is making me enjoy watching this game crash and burn quite a bit. Either do it right or don't do it at all. (I understand the legal binding they got themselves into with the Singapore government to release this game at all costs)

/grabs popcorn

isarai60d ago

My thing is, if the Singapore govt was forcing you to do it at all cost, why not make what people wanted? How did ubi delay it for 5yrs, then again for 1yr and not just make a similar experience to black flag? How do you spend so much time and make so little?

Chocoburger59d ago

Ubisoft did make a sequel, Assassin's Creed: Rogue. It has a short campaign, and its packed with filler side quests for upgrades, but it's still a decent time.

It released on the same day as Assassin's Creed: Unity, so it was mostly forgotten.

porkChop59d ago

11 years of development. Multiple restarts. All the while people have been saying they don't want some pirate game where you can't even get off your ship. 11 years of people telling Ubisoft all they want is a pirate game that's basically Black Flag without any of the assassin or animus stuff. Yet they still served up this trash that no one wanted, charged $70 for it, and had the balls to call it AAAA.

The Guillemot family honestly needs to be forced out of Ubisoft. They've doubled down on everything players don't like about their games, they want AI to create "rough drafts" of their stories rather than letting their writers do their jobs, and they literally do not give a shit what their playerbase actually wants. 5-6 years ago their stock was worth more than 4x what it's currently worth. The company is dying.

Jin_Sakai59d ago (Edited 59d ago )

What has happened to developers? How can you possible make a worse looking game 11 years later? It’s honestly mind boggling.

darksky59d ago

It's because the older developers were better at it. The new generation pass most of their exams by copying code from around the web so are not nearly as good at understanding what they are developing.

LucasRuinedChildhood59d ago (Edited 59d ago )

No, here's the truth:
https://www.channelnewsasia...
This was made in Singapore and it's the first game of this scale to be made there. Ubisoft would probably cancel it normally since it clearly wasn't shaping up well but they were getting government grants to try build up the industry there.

Do you really think game developers are radically different than just 10 years ago? And this game has been development since Black Flag released.

Using one crap game to trash a whole industry of developers is stupid. It's like saying "Alien Colonial Marines proves that game developers suck now."

yeahokwhatever59d ago

i know this to be at least part of the puzzle from experience.

senorfartcushion58d ago

It's the multiplayer aspect of the world. MP games look worse than single player games, period. Every comparison we keep seeing are for games like Gotham Knights, Suicide Squad and Skull and Bones. They all have multiplayer focusses.

SyntheticForm59d ago

God, I'd love a remake of Black Flag.

Yi-Long59d ago

Enough has been said about this game already. The gaming world shrugged when it was announced so many years ago, and instead of listening to all the criticisms from the community back then, Ubi just sailed on and kept making a game nobody really wanted. What a waste of money and effort.

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