The video’s and news about Assassin’s Creed 4 just keeps on coming and it’s becoming very obvious that this title is a seriously big deal for Ubisoft this year.
Gavin Mannion
The golden age of piracy, new Assassin’s Creed trailer
Trying to think of an intro to this brand new Assassin’s Creed 4 trailer and my mind got stuck on the fact that Ubisoft are soon going to be complaining about pirates stealing their title, a title that glorifies the life of pirates and all that they stood for.
Geoffrey Tim
Watch some Watch Dogs
Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs caused quite a stir at E3 last year; as pretty much the only really new, original IP shown at that event (Remember Me was shown off at Gamescom), it captured gamers’ intrigue. An open world game based around information, it seems like a smarter sort of GTA. Here’s a good look at some gameplay from OPM. It’s running on a PC that’s supposed to be quite similar to the PS4’s specs – but played using an Xbox 360 controller. It’s for everyone!
Geoffrey Tim
Assassin’s Creed designer leaves Ubisoft. Again.
I giggled at the implicit irony when Patrice Désilets, the chap who designed the first two Assassin’s Creed games, left Ubisoft for THQ, only to have he and his team acquired by Ubisoft after THQ’s meltdown. I’m not sure if I should be giggling a second time – because he’s now left Ubisoft. Again.
Gavin Mannion
Sony’s E3 conference will be on the same day as Microsoft
Want to know what the most important day is in June for gaming? There are a few contenders for the crown what with E3 happening but there is one day that stands above all others. The 10th of June.
Darryn Bonthuys
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Review
On the surface, Blood Dragon should have been an impossible game reserved for the fevered minds of dedicated modders. It’s ludicrous, brash, unrelenting and unapologetic in its approach to crafting a standalone adventure that pays tribute to the B-grade films of yesteryear. It’s also the most fun that I’ve had all month.
Abigail Holden
Preview: Might and Magic Heroes VI – Shades of Darkness
Heroes of Might and Magic VI fans will soon be treated to a new standalone ‘extension’ to the game, entitled Shades of Darkness. We got our hands on some preview code which had a couple of maps for us to check out. Here’s a taste of what’s coming.
Geoffrey Tim
Rayman Legends is coming on August 30
Rayman Legends, the game that was supposed to be one of the brightest exclusive gems in the Wii u’s launch line-up was, mere days before launch, delayed to make it a multiplatform game. That pissed off a lot of Nintendo fans – but if it means more people get to experience its wonders, I’m ok with that.
Geoffrey Tim
Splinter Cell: Blacklist is being dumbed down
The last Splinter Cell game, Conviction, already moved away from the pure stealth focus of the series, turning protagonist Sam Fisher in to your standard action hero. Apparently that wasn’t enough, and the series is set for even more simplification - because stealth, says Ubisoft’s Jade Raymond, is hard. In fact, the challenge of sneaking is what’s holding the series back.
Gavin Mannion
Splinter Cell Blacklist Wii-U Trailer
Ubisoft have released a new Splinter Cell Blacklist trailer that specifically showcases the advantages and features of the Nintendo Wii-U version over the others. It’s nice to see a developer specifically targeting the strengths of the new Nintendo console.
Gavin Mannion
Rayman Legends’ Delay is good for gamers
Back in early February we were told that Rayman Legends for the Wii-U was being delayed as the title went multi-platform and the fans vented with the most amazing amount of vitriol. However according to the creator of Rayman, Michel Ancel, this delay isn’t all bad.





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