Advantages: Open ended, Throughly enjoyable enviroment Disadvantages: Some minor glitches, Slightly repetetive
...Assassin's Creed plays and looks remarkably like Prince of Persia, with a much larger play environment. The Graphics are stunning when viewed on a HD TV, and while the plot lets it down a bit in places, the game play more than makes up for it. However saying this you do get the feeling some aspects of the game could be improved, such as certain assassination scenes and other glitches, where the overall graphics are spoiled as our heroic assassin's clothes pass through solid wood, or a guard steps straight through a box. Players may find themselves not caring about the future assassins and only about the crusades, this is not a bad though as players, if they ignore the glitches, can fully immerse themselves in an open-ended, lifelike environment. Overall if you skip past some the glitches Assassin's Creed is well worth getting even...
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Advantages: Great graphics and contols system Disadvantages: can get boring after a while
...This was an eagerly awaited game if ever there was one. It looked amazing on all the gaming websites and in all the magazines.
Then launch day arrived and I rushed out like everyone else to grab myself a copy.
Well I fired up my 360 to play Assassin's Creed for the first time and I was not dissapointed. The graphics were stunning and the control system is very intuitive. I'm not sure about the modern/historical storyline. It just seemed to detract from what could have been a stunning game.
The main issue for me with Assassin's Creed is that everything feels so REPETITIVE. all the tasks you are set are the same. All the soldiers you fight all look the same. The locations pretty much all look the same. To tell you the truth I ended up becoming bored very very quickly. I spoke to a friend of mine last night asking him if he had completed...
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Advantages: Near-Perfect Graphics, Completely Original Storyline Disadvantages: Feelings of Repetition, Recycled Dialogue in places
...Since the launch of the PS3, Assassin's Creed is a game that quickly established itself as a big name in then next generation gaming world.
The graphics are nothing short of beautiful (something that few games can boast) with incredible architecture on the buildings that you will certainly see plenty of as the gameplays on. The storyline is something special with a blend of Crusade-era combat and glimpses of the futuristic research facility that compliment and contrast each other superbly.
The downside is the feeling of repetition that kicks in around the 4th mission. By this stage the system of gaining information and taking out targets begins to make me wonder how long it is until the ending. Also, despite the awe-inspiring graphics, a lot of the dialogue in the game is used over and over, exactly the same.
Despite this the game...
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This game, in my opinion, was over rated and not as good as expected. The Visual effects and aestheticness of the game is phenomenal, the activision team really have done well for that, although the general plot of the game is poor and needed more... more
"Easily one of the most anticipated games for this year!...Assassin's Creed is an incredible experience unlike anything else available right now and we're thrilled with the buzz and attention the title has received," shared John Parkes, Ubisoft EMEA... more
Hello there, and thanks for stopping by for my 8th review.
Before we start the review, look at the DVD cover for the film…. the movie is called Assassins and Stallone doesn't realise that Banderos is behind him!! Oh dear, this could have been a... more
Production Year: 1965 - Action/Adventure - Director: Kihachi Okamoto - Original Language: Japanese - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring:Toshiro Mifune, Ito Yunosuke
"Ubisoft" takes "Prince of Persia" to the next level and introduces Altaïr, a 12th century assassin who is about to find out what the Creed is all about. Whether it's roaming about Jerusalem's rooftops, or impaling knights and then casually blending in... more