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They'll be fine, they have the process in place:
1) Pick a time period
2) Eat some architecture books
3) Excrete a new game
Repeat yearly.
1) Pick a time period
2) Eat some architecture books
3) Excrete a new game
Repeat yearly.
"It's hard to say if this will impact the next major Assassin's Creed title in any meaningful way."
Thats one of the fun (hard) facts about a series thats bound to come out like clockwork every year without a change of pace.. The people involved with the game making process generally don't matter in the long run because the machine just keeps on going.
Thats one of the fun (hard) facts about a series thats bound to come out like clockwork every year without a change of pace.. The people involved with the game making process generally don't matter in the long run because the machine just keeps on going.
The people involved with the game making process generally don't matter in the long run because the machine just keeps on going.
Tell this to Call of Duty fans and see how they react.
Tell this to Call of Duty fans and see how they react.
"Amancio talks about how videogames and marketing share similarities because they are both about looking for ever more innovative ways to engage the consumer to the brand."
this is not what videogames is about, this is what videogame marketing is about, but coming from someone from the "annual assassin adventure" team i can see why he'd think that.
this is not what videogames is about, this is what videogame marketing is about, but coming from someone from the "annual assassin adventure" team i can see why he'd think that.
Revelations felt very flat to me. It's multiple story threads ended too abruptly, and the game just felt rushed when compared to Brotherhood. Plus, I hate it when a game relies on adding something new to gameplay and hypes it up only for me to never want to touch it (and never really need to) like the bombs.
Lol. "creative" ... 'GUYS ... HOOKS, FOR BLADES! Huh? Huh?! Yeahhhhh, Amancio, you did it again! You sexy beast!'
Other than the neat multiplayer for Assassin's Creed, I don't really care for the series. Well I should add that pushing the women carrying water jugs in the first game was a hoot too.
I loved Assassin's Creed II, but it started going back downhill as soon as it reached its peak in that sequel. The story started sucking and for WHATEVER reason, they decided to put development resources into shit like mini-games, side-activities and multi-player that everyone shelves after a week instead of putting all that time and energy into more or better single-player assassination missions! WTF!
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