OnlySP: I know, I know: you’re all as tired of Assassin’s Creed-related news as a grumpy old man is of yelling at kids to get off his lawn. But tell me honestly: is the albeit-small chance for an Assassin’s Creed in Egypt involving a “complete revamp” with an ancient Egyptian setting and timeline not tempting enough to get your interests piqued?
Ubisoft may have confirmed some of the games for their E3 2017 lineup but there are still some surprises the developer is likely keeping under wraps until E3 officially arrives.
Fans attribute Assassin's Creed's problems to a number of key issues. There were certainly some frustrating moments plus at times, some glaring technical issues. And a lot of blame is placed on the series' modern day components.
But the modern day plot in Assassin's Creed is exactly what makes the series so fantastic.
I cant be arsed to read another article about ac but the response to the headline is obvious: Without the modern day element its just a stealth game. It has to have the modern day element to be part of ac on my opinion. I think they've strayed a bit in the last few games for that reason.
Hosts Dandr0id and Jack McBastard examine Michael Pachter's take on the Xbox Game Pass, the fate of Gamestop as digital distribution gains traction, and much more.
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(5:21) Jack McBastard plays Mass Effect: Andromeda (Spoiler free)
(35:09) Discs, Downloads and DLC
(43:26) Switch Disappointment: Week 10
(45:24) Disappointment 1: Breath of the Wild on emulators
(47:49) Disappointment 2: "Manufacturing Variation"
(53:15) Dandr0id sums up his issues with the Assassin's Creed movie
(57:58) Ubisoft's plans for new adaptations of Assassins' Creed
(1:07:09) Assassin's Creed Empire debunked?
(1:08:40) Andrzej Sapkowski kicks himself
(1:13:14) Playtronic backs away from JonTron
(1:15:19) WE REQUIRE MORE VESPINE GAS (Now in HD!)
(1:19:46) Michael Pachter misses the point on the Xbox Game Pass
(1:32:01) Gamestop Q4/FY 2016 results fail to meet forecast
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No. Osiris was a scrapped game that took place in Egypt. Empire is an AC game in Egypt, similarities end there.
I would love an AC egypt. I havnt played one since AC2.
I really hope they revamp the franchise.
Ubisoft is going to white wash the Egyptian s and make them looks like Turks/Arabs.
Before you get upset at my post, tell me how the Egyptiansystem felt about Asiatics.
I sure do hope they take 2016 off and wait until 2017 to release a new AC like they said in the article. A break would be nice.