The opening of this trailer alone is pretty great and there isn’t even any game footage. This trailer shows the more violent side of Enzio set to a ridiculously catchy tune and I don’t think could get you any more fired up about this game. ugh. Can’t wait.
Posts Tagged ‘assassins creed’
Assassin’s Creed II Comic Con Panel Discussion Highlights
July 30th, 2009
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Some highlights of the Assassin’s Creed II discussion panel at Comic Con this year. Spliced with some decent footage from the game and people cheering after hearing simple stuff like now there are 15 mission types. woooooo. Towards the end is an interview with Pierre Raymond, Prez, from Hybride Technologies talking about the live action [...]
Ubisoft To Talk Games and Film at Comic Con Today
July 23rd, 2009
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Today around 1:45pm at Comic Con in San Diego (refrain from Ron Burgundy joke, refrain) Ubisoft is going to lead up a panel discussion entitled “Assassin’s Creed II: Video Games and Hollywood Converge.” While this doesn’t mean too much to us or most of you, mostly because we’re not in San Diego and don’t have [...]
Assassin’s Creed II Dev Diary Part I: Who’s Ezio?
July 8th, 2009
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I’m not sure which Ubisoft game I’m more excited about; Assassin’s Creed II or Splinter Cell Conviction. Maybe equally excited. The Dev Diary series has started for AC II and Part I is all about our new assassin, Ezio. The video talks about Ezio and gives alittle insight about the character but more importantly it [...]
Assassin’s Creed Available for the iPhone
April 23rd, 2009
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A co-worker of mine told me we should cover more iPhone related games since there are about 3 million plus people that might be interested. Well, I scoffed at his Apple fanboy-ness and said whatever – go single click something. But here I type, about an iPhone game, but not just any game – Assassin’s [...]
Ubisofty
January 14th, 2008
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Why is it that every developer, nowadays, feels the need to create an overdramatic, altogether pretentious, storyline that follows gameplay through a seemingly endless bout of crappy dialogue and derisory characters? Now, before you clench your mouse tighter than Great White masticating a seal pup, hear me out. I, as much as the next guy, [...]
