Assassins Creed III promo art ,announcement tomorrow, THIS IS BIG!

With all these announcments coming out i wonder when the next Call of Duty will be announced? :o

Abraham Lincoln Quest giver?Led_poison

I really wanted Egypt :(

I really wanted Egypt :(

dream431ca

I wanted Japan. I didn't get Japan. Ubisoft won't get my money.

AC has gotten stale but this looks like it will be a breath of fresh air after the past three games were about Ezio. I'm interested to see how well Ubisoft recreates the American Revolution, but what really peaked my interest was seeing that the protaganist is probably Native American. Very intrigued by all of this, ACIII went from my "do not care" list to "must watch".

>Altair Ibn La Ahad

>Ezio Auditore Da Firenze

>John Smith

:D

Another year, another Call of... er, Assassin's Creed.

The AC series has already passed its prime. They should stop milking it before they run dry of ideas.

Coming from someone who loved all assassin creed game. What a stupid concept. The entire enjoyment of the series is the era it was set in and how the gameplay elements WORKED in that world. This has no cohesion. I can't even look at that concept art without laughing.

The AC series has already passed its prime. They should stop milking it before they run dry of ideas.

SpinoRaptor24

Really now? You haven't even seen the game and it's been in development for 3 years and is made by the same people who created AC2. They could easily evolve it with the third one, especially since they have a new period which could bring in tons of innovations.

The AC series has already passed its prime. They should stop milking it before they run dry of ideas.

SpinoRaptor24

[QUOTE="SpinoRaptor24"]

The AC series has already passed its prime. They should stop milking it before they run dry of ideas.

AmayaPapaya

Really now? You haven't even seen the game and it's been in development for 3 years and is made by the same people who created AC2. They could easily evolve it with the third one, especially since they have a new period which could bring in tons of innovations.

Ok.

How does that make it any less milked? Spitting out yearly iterations of the same game and all.

[QUOTE="AmayaPapaya"]

[QUOTE="SpinoRaptor24"]

The AC series has already passed its prime. They should stop milking it before they run dry of ideas.

SpinoRaptor24

Really now? You haven't even seen the game and it's been in development for 3 years and is made by the same people who created AC2. They could easily evolve it with the third one, especially since they have a new period which could bring in tons of innovations.

Ok.

How does that make it any less milked? Spitting out yearly iterations of the same game and all.

[QUOTE="Led_poison"]Abraham Lincoln Quest giver?BrunoBRS

no i think, it would be something like in the end or towards the end of the game, the protagonist will be too late to stop the Lincoln assassination.

[QUOTE="AmayaPapaya"]

[QUOTE="SpinoRaptor24"]

The AC series has already passed its prime. They should stop milking it before they run dry of ideas.

SpinoRaptor24

Really now? You haven't even seen the game and it's been in development for 3 years and is made by the same people who created AC2. They could easily evolve it with the third one, especially since they have a new period which could bring in tons of innovations.

Ok.

How does that make it any less milked? Spitting out yearly iterations of the same game and all.

AC is milked to a certain extent. I mean, only the last two games really qualify as "milked" products. But, so what? No! I get quality games at a faster pace.

It's not the same game. Ubi added new features, new gameplay mechanics, new character, and a new settings for each AC game. The leap from AC2-BH and BH-Revelations wasn't the biggest, but many real sequels have less innovations in-between titles than BH and Revelations did and these were just yearly made products to set the scene for AC3. I'm not saying that AC3 will be some huge innovation for the series, because it may not, I'm just saying no one knows. Using better judgment though, it would be hard to create a game exactly like the previous games with the new period. They'd have to work around the setting to create AC2 all over again in American Revolutionary times. I just don't see that happening since every AC game has been dictated by the setting.

So if this new assassin is a Native and is related to the main guy, hes Arab, Italian, and Native American? Whats next Chinese with the Boxer Rebellion?

I honestly wanted something in industrial England -- the setting is much more urban and rich than mid XVIII America. I mean, it took the U.S. a while to have large urban sprawls with impressive buildings, while Europe (England, France, soon-to-be Germany, Spain, Portugal, Turkey and even Italy) was already at a latter stage in city development and technology. Buuut, we'll see.

I honestly wanted something in industrial England -- the setting is much more urban and rich than mid XVIII America. I mean, it took the U.S. a while to have large urban sprawls with impressive buildings, while Europe (England, France, soon-to-be Germany, Spain, Portugal, Turkey and even Italy) was already at a latter stage in city development and technology. Buuut, we'll see.

iHarlequin

i was hoping for a ninja setting...

I know people are acting surprise. but anyone who played Revelations to the end could of told you where the series was going.

My mistake was that i thought it was going to be in modern day America.

by the way i'm looking forward to it.

I can see Ubisoft ending the story of Desmond Miles, but i do not see them being done with the Assasisin's Creed universe. and anyone who watch Assassin's Creed : Embers will know

[spoiler] you just might get your ancient China assassin's creed game, thanks to Ezio's new friend Shao Jun [/spoiler]

Here's a better image.

Tomahawk, bow and arrow, hell yeah!

American pride yo.

this time period is awesome, total war did great thigns with this period, AC will be no different

GeneralShowzer

That design is BADASS! :o

Wait, you guys actually think this is real?

More Assassins Creed Yay :D

*yawn* My interest for the series died with Revelations. The fact this is set in Revolutionary America makes it even worse (why not the French Revolution?).foxhound_fox

You do know it was the American Revollution that insipired the French Revolution right? So the only way it will work is for the French Revolution act as a sequel.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]*yawn* My interest for the series died with Revelations. The fact this is set in Revolutionary America makes it even worse (why not the French Revolution?).StryderK

You do know it was the American Revollution that insipired the French Revolution right? So the only way it will work is for the French Revolution act as a sequel.

Nice, there weren't too many tall buildings in the US during those times so it will be interesting to see how the gameplay has changed.

Nice, there weren't too many tall buildings in the US during those times so it will be interesting to see how the gameplay has changed.

GD1551

Since 2007 there has been 8 Assassin's Creed games with a 9th one on the way.

1. 2007 - Assassin's Creed

2. 2008 - Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles

3. 2009 - Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines

4. 2009 - Assassin's Creed II

5. 2009 - Assassin's Creed II: Discovery

6. 2010 - Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy

7. 2010 - Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

8. 2011 - Assassin's Creed: Revelations

9. 2012 - Assassin's Creed III

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Considering how much this franchise has been milked in the past 5 years, is there anyone who is truly hyped up for yet another Assassin's Creed game?

peterw007

I was hyped for AC2 after playing the first one but then I couldn't stand to play another (still haven't finished Brotherhood) but now the AC3 pic has me hyped for it. Looks awesome if true

Will it be less boring than the previous AC games ?

Will it be less boring than the previous AC games ?

R4gn4r0k

America? For the love of everything holy, I hope this is fake.