I can't help wanting to call it Ass Ass N's Creed! Im tired now.

the bales of hay didn't move at all did they?

That nervous laugh with the floating body is pretty priceless. Still, amazing looking game. Can't wait. This Christmas season is looking ridiculously good.

The best part about the floating body was how as soon as the guy playing saw it he just fucking did anything to get it out of the shot ASAP.

Grand Theft Auto:Jerusalem?

I don't understand the appeal of this game at all. But I never liked history.

God this game looks brilliant.

There's obviously something they're hiding about the game. The targeting system looked like a digital overlay and there were a few other "white glitches" happening in the world.

Game looks amazing in terms of gameplay alone though. Can't wait to get my hands on Jad....er, the game.

Ubisoft has been hinting that there is more going on with this game then the simple idea of an Assassin in Jerusalem. I'm thinking a training sim or something similar. Either way the game looks great. Graphics are truly next gen(for the most part) and with three months left they should be able to fix all the bugs in it. Although I wasn't too impressed with the NPC models, not enough variety there, every woman with a pot looked the same. Also the movement's of Altair looked a little under emphasized, like I could barely tell he was leaping those distances. All in all though I am excited about this game and am looking forward to adding it to my collection. At least it's a sandbox world that isn't a GTA knockoff.

Jade Raymond...I cant think of what else to say.

I thought the game concept is excellent, the sheer size and variety of the city very impressive, the combat system looked weird, and the crowd control and incidental effects pretty rubbish. Worst of all was the assassin's voice which sounded American and therefore totally out of place.

It really looked a bit of a mixed bag. It reminded me most of GTA but set in the Middle East.

this game looks amazing..

I HOPE THEY KEEP HER NERVOUS LAUGH IN THE GAME
WHENEVER A GLITCH HAPPENS...

to Twosixteen: I felt so for a very brief time, then realized that plot can be a huge part of that atmosphere, so when the plot device behind all this digital aethetics comes to light, I think you will actually be pretty engrossed in it. Right now it seems out of place because we dont know why its there, its not there just for kicks, there has to be a reason for it.

Firstly, I am in complete agreement with 908peruvian. I'm tempted to record the Raymond nervous laugh and use it for all my Windows system errors.

Secondly, did the little futuristic overlay thing seem a little irritating to anyone else? It seemed like it showed up damn near all the time, from when the demo guy was looking at someone to combat to when he was just climbing up a ladder.

And, of course, weird AI.

That said, though, I've still got a boner for this game.

Never realized how linear the fighting/combat was, let's hope it's not as Dragon's Lair'ish as it's starting to look.

Love the "awesome" at 4:11, very enthusiastic.

"You all do know that the game is based off a guy reading into the past and such right..yeah.. so future crap may be a good thing with this story" - RRDelay

That is what I heard. It has to do with needing to stop an assassination in a current time so they go back through time in order to see how assassins think and operate. I believe it is done through some sort of genetics or mind study on an individual who is of an assassin lineage.

More than likely we will see various civilizations throughout the game.