If you are even the slightest bit excited about Ubisoft’s upcoming Renaissance-themed stealth-action stunner Assassin’s Creed II, then you definitely need to tune into G4tv.com’s live blog coverage of Ubisofts’ “Assassin’s Creed II: Games and Hollywood Converge.” TheFeed’s Sterling McGarvey will be your guide for the panel, but here’s a quick overview to get you in the mood:
“Yannis Mallat (CEO, Ubisoft Montreal), Pierre Raymond (president & head of operations, HYBRIDE Technologies, a VFX studio involved on 300, Sin City), and key team members discuss the convergence between Hollywood and video games, featuring the fastest-selling new franchise in video game history: Assassin's Creed. This session touches on the evolution of creating and distributing content while highlighting the bridge between two different spheres, gaming and entertainment, to create the Assassins Creed II universe. Plus, panelists reveal new information on the new Assassin's Creed II series coming out this fall.”
Check out G4tv.com’s “Assassin’s Creed II: Games and Hollywood Converge” live blog here.
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koolboricua
how come NY Comic-Con can never be like this? NY is famous is big, cmon bring it over to here at least some what near to this much fun. I go every year and is not bad but is never this excited as the Cali one
Vesipham
I wonder if they'll have a playable demo available? I already wanna assassinate people Ezio style.
white_kong19
I think that the second game is going to be way better than the first. With the day and night sequence, the double blades, and the different enemies this time around Assassin's Creed 2 is definetly going to be a must have on my list. Oh yeah don't forget the swimming, smoke bombs and kill from cover system too. Its gonig to be an overall different game from the first, but yet still similar.
sincerly,
Justin "White Kong"
IcemanMX
Yeah, karlito_bandito, the first game did have some pretty repetitive missions. The flag-collecting bit didn't help the game either in my opinion. And why is it that riding a horse more than five miles per hour raises suspicion when I am traveling through the world map? Isn't it damn well expected that someone with a horse is actually going to use it to gallop?
Oh well; here's hoping this game corrects the first one's flaws.
-M
HipHopcrates
The link is definitely broken. But I'm definitely anticipating this release from Ubisoft.
captgibbz
i think the link is broken
karlito_bandito
the first game was pretty boring, it seemed like i was doing the same thing all over again, but i think i might just give this game a chance.
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