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UPDATE: The pictures that were immediately taken down on the Assassin's Creed Facebook page have been replaced, and the "Like" campaign has started. If you want exclusive information regarding the new Assassin's Creed title, then you can head over to Ubisoft's page and try to expedite the process.
Gaming forum NeoGAF member Enosh may have accidentally uncovered the new Assassin's Creed game, Revelations, through some Facebook detective work. According to Enosh a few pictures and a flash file went up on the official Assassin's Creed Facebook page, but were immediately taken down.
Luckily for us, Enosh took a few screenshots of the fan page and a few community members were able to decrypt the flash file's Arabic letters in to "Altair Ibn La Ahd", the character from the first Assassin's Creed game's full name. Another piece of art revealed on Ubisoft's Facebook page teases more information in the May 13 issue of Game Informer magazine.
There's no information as to what type of game Assassin's Creed: Revelations might be from the pictures, only that fans will have to "like" the page in order to access an exclusive sneak peek. If the game may be getting a full magazine cover, it's likely that the new game might be coming out for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.
Azaïzia Aymar, a Production Manager at Ubisoft Montreal Tweeted about the whole Facebook situation quite a few times, saying: "indeed, the more you spread the word... The closer to the revelation you will be... Now it's your turn to work," and , "Well, let's say that everything will depend on you... All of you! ;) More details soon..."
BioWare and Electronic Arts have performed similar Facebook marketing campaigns with Dragon Age 2 and Battlefield 3, releasing trailers once the pages saw enough hits.
Even though Ubisoft said that they want to take a break from Assassin's Creed, they've still chugged forward with the series. Already there have been three fully fledged games on the PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360, two games on the Nintendo DS, one on the PSP, one for Facebook and one for iPhone. Plus, another game is scheduled for a Nintendo 3DS release as well.
Do you think that this could be the new console Assassin's Creed game, or is it too soon for Ubisoft to be pushing another AC into our laps? Let us know what you think of this rumor, and we'll be sure to keep you updated with information on Assassin's Creed: Revelations as we get more details.
Source: NeoGAF
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AAgunner
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The setting should be Medieval Asia- specifically during the time when the Mongols were trying to create a vast empire stretching all the way to the Middle East during the late13th century
Somewhere the era of Altair Ibn La'Ahad and Ezio Auditore
The story will still revolve around pieces of Eden along with warlords, emperors, generals, etc. fighting for power.
You can play NOT a ninja
but a masterless warrior (Ronin) in Feudal Japan with a few levels starting there. Then you can travel through various levels all over China and Korea and even see the Great Wall under construction.
You free-run through enormous towers, temples, palaces, tombs, underground places, etc. and the rooftops of Asian cities during this era. You can fight soldiers from China and even meet some Shaolin or whatever. Fight against evil Samurai or ninja. Then have a confrontation with Khan and the Mongols.
Asia (not just FEUDAL Japan) would be the ideal setting.
Consider how AC franchise revolves primarily on melee, bladed weapons, and limited firearms. Even though The Chinese did invent gun powder and gun powder based weapons much later. Anything after the 18th century isn't ideal. The mysterious and "ancient" or "historical feel" is part of what makes AC so cool.
This ASian setting also opens up many possibilities for Asian Martial Arts unlike Ezio's European fighting style. Not to mention seeing the Eastern culture, perspective and mentality of the storyline.
I seriously cannot see the South American setting.... playing as a Mayan, Aztec, or Incan [or descendant of]. Are we seriously gonna swing through vines, and jump from tree to tree?
AAgunner
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The setting should be Medieval Asia- specifically during the time when the Mongols were trying to create a vast empire stretching all the way to the Middle East during the late13th century
Somewhere the era of Altair Ibn La'Ahad and Ezio Auditore
The story will still revolve around pieces of Eden along with warlords, emperors, generals, etc. fighting for power.
You can play NOT a ninja
but a masterless warrior (Ronin) in Feudal Japan with a few levels starting there. Then you can travel through various levels all over China and Korea and even see the Great Wall under construction.
You free-run through enormous towers, temples, palaces, tombs, underground places, etc. and the rooftops of Asian cities during this era. You can fight soldiers from China and even meet some Shaolin or whatever. Fight against evil Samurai or ninja. Then have a confrontation with Khan and the Mongols.
Asia (not just FEUDAL Japan) would be the ideal setting.
Consider how AC franchise revolves primarily on melee, bladed weapons, and limited firearms. Even though The Chinese did invent gun powder and gun powder based weapons much later. Anything after the 18th century isn't ideal. The mysterious and "ancient" or "historical feel" is part of what makes AC so cool.
This ASian setting also opens up many possibilities for Asian Martial Arts unlike Ezio's European fighting style. Not to mention seeing the Eastern culture, perspective and mentality of the storyline.
I seriously cannot see the South American setting.... playing as a Mayan, Aztec, or Incan [or descendant of]. Are we seriously gonna swing through vines, and jump from tree to tree?
dman3989
Well there were rumors of another AC game being released on consoles this year but an announcement that big should be done at E3 in a little over a month.
ZeroPlasmaPulse
I'll be expecting this on the NGP.
Correct me if I'm wrong... But it seems that most of the game information is getting leaked on Facebook...
LeafsFan13
I hope it does come out this year but if it does it will face tough competition from other games like Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for example.
Ubisoft would have to blow everyone away if they plan on being in the running for game of the year (which should be expected from them).
Oh well we'll have to wait and see... Here's hoping!
Splatch
I would personally hope that this game (assuming its a console game) is just a completely different story that has nothing to do with the main story line aside from an easter egg here or there. its not that I dont want to know what happens in the main story as soon as I can but its because I dont want them to make the story too convoluted and it would give them room to get creative with gadgets and weapons exclusive to one area that they could choose to integrate or do away with in the main series later on.
AntiquesRoadwarrior
Honestly, I love Assassin's Creed, and I get both the philosophy of the game and people's fear of over-exposure. But what I'll never understand is why people like the philosophy or feel that over-exposure can really be avoided. If you want quality philosophy, read the books Ubisoft has been reading. If you want Assassin's Creed forever, ask for more now and hope they can adapt over the years. I mean, you could be dead tomorrow. Maybe they'll ruin it, but then why do you support people who could easily ruin something you love? Just go back to headshots and XP grinding, seriously. I'm not kidding, leave it alone. Thoughtfulness just leads to depression and pointless naval-gazing. The real stuff is in thousand-page tomes about Russian peasants, not pop-history about comically evil characters like the Borgias. What are you doing amassing all this knowledge, anyway? You know you're only here because your ancestor's intellect helped him kill some tough guy by creating a club. Eat, Sleep, Defecate, Procreate; the rest is just how we choose to put in the time before snapping out of existence. The curse of man is that we get to poke around the abyss for answers instead of standing around chewing the cud like the animals we are.
You still there? Yeah, it's probably NGP, or maybe a dumb Facebook game.
InnerRise
Keep on rushing these things out and see how old Assassin's Creed gets. You'll ruin it.
B-minus
They could put out 5 Assassin's Creed games in the next 2 years and i would gladly buy them all. I love the series and the story is amazing and i want every bit of informations and everything else the game provides because the main point in the storyline is 12/21/2012 so i want as much gamepley time to fill in the 72 day period left in the series between the end of AC:B and 12/21/2012. and while a game completely centered in 2012 would be awesome I would still love to see some AC games in theses places. America and Enland during the revelutionary war, Japan, France, Spain, China, and really anywhere would make a great AC game just to see what happened between the Assassins and the Templarsin that area. as long as every game is good and emproves every time I will always want theses games.
MAYOROFG4
do more crazy online like make ur own person
badgarok725
they could go back to the mid-east and go to modern day Abu Dhabi
gtamaster503
I've litterally sunk tens of hours into Brotherhood. It's that fantastic. I have to admit, for awhile there I wanted nothing to do with the game but I'm loving it.
gtamaster503
This series is my guilty pleasure and I happily put it fifth in my five favorite multi-platform game series. I thought one was a break through into a new genre. Two made me love the series. Brotherhood, though there are times where I'm yelling at how frustrating it is, is fantastic. I just hope they keep the series alive and special.
FuzzyLumkins
It felt like Brotherhood was shoe-horned and made to attract a younger crowd. Some dialog scenes were just ridiculous.
I really liked AC2. Eitherway I'm sure the third will be an awesome game.
fist of fury
Just thinking of another AC title coming out gets me pumped, can't wait for this one to blow my mind just like the ones before
CamWoad
I dont like the name. I hope its not some silly mobile game or anything
obanana1
actually there are 3 for the iphone...
Keth
I think it's too soon to think about release dates. But I also think it's perfect timing to start leaking info so, Good Job Ubisoft. |)
freckles182
ngp game but you didnt here it from me o.o
freckles182
ngp game but you didnt here it from me o.o
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