User blog:Anexas98/Leaked Images Reveal One Of This Fall's Two Assassin's Creed Games

This just in from Kotaku

" One of this fall's big  Assassin's Creed  games, called or code-named  Unity, is set at least partly in 18th-century Paris, according to early leaked screenshots obtained by  Kotaku . P

These screenshots, sent to Kotaku by a source who requested anonymity, show Unity's new assassin roaming around what appears to be Paris. You can see Notre Dame, the Seine River, and other Parisian landmarks, and the shots are very clearly from an early version of the game. P

What's more, this is just one of two major Assassin's Creed games that will be out later this year, according to a number of sources. Unity will be for the current-gen consoles—Xbox One and PS4—while a second game, possibly called or code-named Comet, will be released on Xbox 360 and PS3. Presumably one or both versions will also be on PC."

You can read the full story here :  http://kotaku.com/leaked-images-reveal-one-of-this-falls-two-assassins-1547111652

Finally, we're getting the games  :D





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Interesting as all this is, the prospect of two major AC games this fall is particularly noteworthy. Some might be excited that Ubisoft is liberating their teams from the shackles of cross-gen development for Unity, which won't have to make any compromises to fit into last-gen hardware. But some critics have already accused Ubisoft of milking the Assassin's Creedfranchise—in the past five months alone we've seen Black Flag, the mobile game Pirates, the HD remakes of Liberation, and an Assassin's Creed board game called Arena. Two new games this fall could add to Assassin's Creed's reputation as an overused series. P

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