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The Japanese branch of Ubisoft has revealed the box art and some details regarding the new Assassin’s Creed “Welcome Pack” bundle for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.
While Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed series may not have an entire cast of made up characters (Leonardo Da Vinci, Adam and Eve...), it is original in it's own right. It's unfortunate, though, that an author of a 2003 novel disagrees and is now suing Ubisoft because of it.
Gematsu compiles and lists every April Fools' Day joke this year, including Google Maps for NES, Blizzard's Blizzard Kidzz lineup, Enter the Dominatrix download content for Saints Row: The Third, Chocolate Dimension for Quantum Conundrum, and more.
Gamesta.com has some good news for iPad owners. The Assassin's Creed exclusive iteration for the tablet is free for a limited amount of time only. Get this board game as soon as you can.
During a financial conference with investors, the Ubisoft CEO talked about earnings for the company as well as confirmed that a new Assassin's Creed title will be released in 2012.
It looks like Sony has won out in the bidding war to make a big screen adaptation for Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed, more than likely in the hopes of turning it into another lucrative franchise of films to tie-in with all of the games.
The Assassin’s Creed Universe doesn’t just include the games that have been released on various consoles. The universe expands into comics, novels and even movies. Follow the timeline of the AC World in this video released by Ubisoft. Maybe it can entice you to branch out into other mediums?
"Ubisoft is having a blowout sale on PC download versions of games until this Tuesday, the 27th, on their site. The game sale is highlighted by a fantastic deal on the Assassin’s Creed digital bundle which is listed at 66% off. There are also deals on Far Cry 2, Tom Clancy’s HAWX 2 and Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands. Check out the specifics on the sale below."
Ubisoft has set into motion their new movie studio, and the first three franchises to get the big screen treatment are Assassin's Creed, Splinter Cell, and Ghost Recon.
Big videogame publisher Ubisoft appears to be testing the waters on film adaptations on a couple of their biggest game franchises. A seemingly innocent looking survey, sent out to fans and gamers may point to the directions they plan on taking, and could be the best possible way ever, to approach an adaptation.
I understand that the Assassin's Creed series is beloved by many gamers, but it seems like Ubisoft is taking similar steps to how Activision treated Guitar Hero. Check out the full story on why this may not be the greatest news. Cheers!
Ubisoft head of marketing Geoffrey Sardin has revealed that there are plans for another Assassin's Creed game for 2011, more details have yet to be forthcoming. He said ""If you compare [the 1m in a week] with last year's Assassin’s Creed II sales, this is a big jump - so it's a great achievement," he explained. "It's the best launch in the history of Ubisoft's European sales, and our best-selling launch title ever."
It also turns out that Assassin's Creed Brotherhood sold over 1 million c...
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