@Eldeorn @bannermanner They can sell many games as they want, that's not the problem of milking our wallets. The problem is releasing a game with only 1 year after the previous one, making all games almost identical and selling them to 59.99 plus DLC's

@rushiosan Right. Much cheaper and still very decent games. (Y)

Even with a price cut, I would only buy this thing for the connectivity and shared functions with the PS4. The current PS vita games sucks... I guess that was the same main reason why japanese guys bought this

The trailer and screenshots look good, and all the features of the game sound great (the exploration and locations, mainly). But still... how can ubisoft make a game sooo superior to AC III in only one year of development and polishing? I'm sorry but I can't stop thinking about the constant increase of bugs and glinches all over the past games of the series :(

This video is exactly what I always imagine when I see "trailers" like these. Pure cutscenes, but nothing about gameplay. Making a game like this would be an awesome troll to all the people who pre-order games very early LOL

@HadrianII Dishonored plays more like bioshock. Powers and realistic gameplay change everything IMO.

Thief = Deus Ex in the middle ages

@Rishabh1995209 Pre-orders are not always a consequense of good games, sometimes its just pure marketing. How could people tell AC 3 was good before they even play it? Press reviews and players reviews (minus trolls) are the only way to know if a game is good before playing it.

@Kevin-V LOL I actually found this very funny. Still, I never thought someone like you would lose his time in responding a comment like that. Anyway, thanks for the english lesson sir ;)

I just hope that the next review doesn't say, for the fifth time, something like "This is the buggiest AC in the series so far". But if this is coming out later this year, it most probably have lost of bugs for the lack of polish.