@tevic: They said a while ago they were expanding their topics. They've been talking about movies and TV for a while. Don't click on the article if you don't like it.

If only the game wasn't trash.

One thing I loved about New Order was how it took the familiar and what we have loved about the franchise for 25 years with new creativity. Great gameplay mixed with excellent environmental storytelling. This looks like much the same. Can't wait. The trailer was bonkers and this sounds like a hell of an opening.

I'm not sure if the person playing just isn't that great or if there's something up with the game, but that wasn't the greatest demo. Still, game looks like a welcome return to wat made AC 4, 5, and 0 such classics. It's nice to see them returning to what works over trying to experiment with the series like Assault Horizon. Can't wait to play!

@Prats1993: Assault Horizon was boring as hell. Boring story, boring characters, boring set pieces. The pinnacle of the series was AC5, which was basically the opposite of Assault Horizon.

@nadsat-77: Most Netflix shows don't do that though. And I think you're completely missing his point. He's not saying that he WANTS to cancel more shows outright. Obviously, he doesn't want to do that. What he's saying is that he wants more risky content, which will inevitably lead to cancellations because that's what happens when you take risks with entertainment, you inevitably get failure.

I think it's an interesting model to follow, but I see what he means. The risks that Netflix takes are very positive in my mind and have set the model for TV in the future in general. A lot of networks seem to be taking more risks themselves, like Starz with American Gods. I want to see Netflix continue to take riskier shows. Of course, that most certainly WILL lead to more cancellations because that always happens when you experiment with shows and take risks.

@TeknoBug: It might be meh, but that doesn't mean it's not a hit. However, it may only get one or two more seasons. I doubt any of the Marvel shows will get cancelled, but they also feel more like self-contained events that can or cannot get other seasons and still be fine. I take a lot of Netflix shows like that because they feel like they follow more of the British model of seasons than the American, where each season is a series event. I usually think of a second season as a bonus.