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NeoGAF: Ubisoft Accidentally Announces Assassin's Creed Revelation (Altair Connection?) - NeoGAF

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Joystiq's cover: Ubisoft calls on the community to reveal next Assassin's Creed game [update] | Joystiq

Kotaku's: Kotaku: Did Ubisoft Just Leak the Next Assassin's Creed Game?

 

[stealthtastic]

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Already?

 

[Psyler]

fuck I have yet to finish the first one... :lol:

 

[AcidWing]

fuck I have yet to finish the first one... :lol:

me too :lol:

 

[Vince]

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Already?

ubisoft is dedicated to releasing an AC game every holiday now. Pure cash cow.

Plus this one completes the trilogy, even though it's the 4th game. It's a 4-ology, a quadrology, a trilogy+1ology, a penguin induced handful of raisins....you get my point I'm sure

 

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ubisoft is dedicated to releasing an AC game every holiday now. Pure cash cow.

Plus this one completes the trilogy, even though it's the 4th game. It's a 4-ology, a quadrology, a trilogy+1ology, a penguin induced handful of raisins....you get my point I'm sure

I'm totally fine with them whoring this series out like no tomorrow as long as the quality stays on par with the last two releases. Both kicked oodles of ass.

 

[Daemoniac]

Fuck, I still don't have Brotherhood yet :lol:

 

[Daniel]

FUCK YEAH!!!! :woot:

 

[Naren]

ubisoft is dedicated to releasing an AC game every holiday now. Pure cash cow.

Plus this one completes the trilogy, even though it's the 4th game. It's a 4-ology, a quadrology, a trilogy+1ology, a penguin induced handful of raisins....you get my point I'm sure

I thought "Assassin's Creed III" would complete the trilogy. How can they conclude the series with a game with no number. :scratch: It defies their system of numbered games introducing new characters in new time periods and locations (AC1 = Altair, 1200AD Israel, AC2 = Ezio, 1600 Italy) and the non-numbered games being about the characters introduced in the numbered games (such as Altair's Chronicles, Bloodlines, Brotherhood, etc.).

I don't get how you think AC: Revelations will be the "fourth game" when there are already 7 Assassin's Creed games out. Revelations would be like the 8th game...

Nah, I don't think this will complete the trilogy...

 

[Psyler]

Craz how some fanchises have so many things released in a Short time. Saw for one I never understood Why there was more then the first two. :lol: and 8 AC games?? c'mon :lol:

 

[eleven59]

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ubisoft is dedicated to releasing an AC game every holiday now. Pure cash cow.

Plus this one completes the trilogy, even though it's the 4th game. It's a 4-ology, a quadrology, a trilogy+1ology, a penguin induced handful of raisins....you get my point I'm sure

I thought "Assassin's Creed III" would complete the trilogy. How can they conclude the series with a game with no number. :scratch: It defies their system of numbered games introducing new characters in new time periods and locations (AC1 = Altair, 1200AD Israel, AC2 = Ezio, 1600 Italy) and the non-numbered games being about the characters introduced in the numbered games (such as Altair's Chronicles, Bloodlines, Brotherhood, etc.).

I don't get how you think AC: Revelations will be the "fourth game" when there are already 7 Assassin's Creed games out. Revelations would be like the 8th game...

Nah, I don't think this will complete the trilogy...

The real trilogy. You play AC and then AC2 picks up right at the end, and then Brotherhood jumps in exactly where that ended. You could play them as one continuous game. Do the others add anything integral to the plot? No, since I've never played them and am not missing anything.

This series may suffer from too many expansions and adaptations, but the core 3 games so far are solid as hell and fairly consistent. If this is the final chapter that picks up where Brotherhood left off, it should be great. They don't need to do much tweaking of gameplay, features or graphics, just new plot developments.

And I doesn't need to be numbered, as I don't believe it will be introducing a new character. This should be focusing on Desmond and be the chapter he was preparing for with the other two stories within the story (Altairs and Ezios).

 

[Daniel]

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The real trilogy. You play AC and then AC2 picks up right at the end, and then Brotherhood jumps in exactly where that ended. You could play them as one continuous game. Do the others add anything integral to the plot? No, since I've never played them and am not missing anything.

This series may suffer from too many expansions and adaptations, but the core 3 games so far are solid as hell and fairly consistent. If this is the final chapter that picks up where Brotherhood left off, it should be great. They don't need to do much tweaking of gameplay, features or graphics, just new plot developments.

And I doesn't need to be numbered, as I don't believe it will be introducing a new character. This should be focusing on Desmond and be the chapter he was preparing for with the other two stories within the story (Altairs and Ezios).

:agreed:

 

[stealthtastic]

Actually I've found all three to be kind of repetitive. While I liked em all, I'd never buy them, just rent

 

[Naren]

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The real trilogy. You play AC and then AC2 picks up right at the end, and then Brotherhood jumps in exactly where that ended. You could play them as one continuous game. Do the others add anything integral to the plot? No, since I've never played them and am not missing anything.

This series may suffer from too many expansions and adaptations, but the core 3 games so far are solid as hell and fairly consistent. If this is the final chapter that picks up where Brotherhood left off, it should be great. They don't need to do much tweaking of gameplay, features or graphics, just new plot developments.

And I doesn't need to be numbered, as I don't believe it will be introducing a new character. This should be focusing on Desmond and be the chapter he was preparing for with the other two stories within the story (Altairs and Ezios).

Since you did not play the other games, you do not know whether they added anything integral to the plot or not. If you hadn't played Brotherhood, you wouldn't know that IT added anything integral to the plot either.

I'm pretty sure Revelations will NOT be the last AC game.

And the last game in the series DOES need to be numbered (hence why Revelations is most likely not the last AC game).

 

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The real trilogy. You play AC and then AC2 picks up right at the end, and then Brotherhood jumps in exactly where that ended. You could play them as one continuous game. Do the others add anything integral to the plot? No, since I've never played them and am not missing anything.

This series may suffer from too many expansions and adaptations, but the core 3 games so far are solid as hell and fairly consistent. If this is the final chapter that picks up where Brotherhood left off, it should be great. They don't need to do much tweaking of gameplay, features or graphics, just new plot developments.

And I doesn't need to be numbered, as I don't believe it will be introducing a new character. This should be focusing on Desmond and be the chapter he was preparing for with the other two stories within the story (Altairs and Ezios).

Brotherhood isn't meant to complete any part of the main story line IIRC, and the developers said for a while "This will NOT be ACIII but a separate game"

 

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Naren's right. It's Ezio again.

Assassin's Creed: Revelations concludes Ezio's story this November | Joystiq

Which is totally fine by me. :yesway:

Revelations promises answers (right there in the title, guys) within the game's cryptic, multi-generational plot -- spread out between three playable characters: A distinguished Ezio, who ventures to Constantinople amid the rise of the Ottoman Empire; 12th-century assassin Altair; and the descendant who ties them all together, Desmond.

The game is being led by Ubisoft Montreal, "with the support and expertise of Ubisoft studios Annecy, Massive Entertainment, Quebec, Singapore and Bucharest." The massive production will also mark the return of multiplayer (now with more everything), and the introduction of a new climbing hook.

 

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Huge, and awesome, article on this in this month's Game Informer. Can not wait. :yesway:

 

[fvlt]

Actually I've found all three to be kind of repetitive. While I liked em all, I'd never buy them, just rent

Repetative, but the storyline makes up for it.

 

[Naren]

The E3 trailer for this is just AMAZING.

 

[Daniel]

The E3 trailer for this is just AMAZING.

yeah no kidding but it seems they are not releasing it for pc which is bad news for me.