E3 2007 Interview Assassins Creed by IGN from Microsoft press conference right after the demonstration of the game. Master the skills, tactics, and weapons of history's deadliest and most secretive clan of warriors. Plan your attacks, strike without mercy, and fight your way to escape. Continue.
Assassin's Creed has been hard done by in the past several years despite its success, and as messy as it could be, it might be time for a reboot.
They already did that in 2017 with origins. I don’t think a reboot is on the cards when Ubisoft is about to go down under lol
I hope the splinter cell remake sees the light of day before the company closes
I doubt they'll be closing, but they are primed to be eaten up by a bigger comp. Also 2017 was nearly a decade ago, it could use another reboot or rather it should just be retired.
Origins was the reboot.
But that also alienated the original AC lovers, abit. Not everybody adores the perma-change of the IP to be vast RPGs.
What I instead propose is, alternate between Valhalla/Shadows type AC RPGs and Mirage/ACII like non-RPG releases.
What is old might feel new again. A new splinter cell with semi open levels but still having a linear structure (not just one giant open world) that have multiple paths to complete the objective but still have stealth be the main priority would feel fresh, especially with modern graphics and military gadgets .
I agree, from anecdotal evidence, all franchises eventually stagnate, it might be a good time to start something new.
"it might be time for a reboot." No it might be time to put this shit to rest for a few yrs. A good 4-5 then come back.
Total franchise reboot. This ac game is basically the hail Mary to keep Ubisoft alive if this fails the share price will be so low they will be forced to sell and likely absorbed into another org as the Ubisoft name carries almost no weight.
Don't get me wrong they will end up selling after ac regardless but it will be the difference of getting the deal they want vs the deal they don't
With many wondering what route the franchise should take next, Assassin's Creed should finally visit the Wild West era.
Tell me how that's going to be significantly different than colonial America. AC is about showcasing different cultures throughout history. They already did Native Americans in AC3, so then just cowboys, outlaws, ranchers, etc? Kinda feel like there's already a game out there that does that really freaking well. Hmmm, maybe the one in the thumbnail?
assassin's creed new york starring luigi as the adjuster taking out bad guys health insurance templars
Haytham Kenway is Assassin's Creed's best antagonist due to his recurring appearance and being a Templar from a family full of Assassins.
Then I will approve!
I saw it live.
putting it in the nicest words possible, with all it's hype and this new demo, it might end up like the Spider-Man 3 game . TRUST ME.
game looks great but did u see the guy who died Stiff lol
DId you see it Eclipticus? Very underwhelming.
-In the beginning when Altair dives into the hay stack, the hay stack barely reacted to altair's body. Almost like his body just zipped in it transparently.
-when Altair landed in the hay stack many people were walking by it, and incredibly, nobody noticed a thing....Lame A.I
-Then when Altair killed a gaurd on an edge of a building, the dead body looked like it was goin to fall off, like real life. Instead the body froze in mid-air. Immediately the person playing the demo tried to hide it, very, very lame
wow so many cynics. Of course there will be bugs and such, but what is there is quite impressive (yes, the pot dropping looked bad, hay looks bad...). But c'mon, free roaming gigantic city with AI interaction, climb anywhere that looks climbable, more realistic battles than previous games (no, people do not jump on someone all at once with weapons, its much easier fighting 4+ people than just 2 people at once). It will definitely be a new experience.