Gotcha.
In all fairness, we saw an ad for Beowolf the same night and thought it was the same release... and that was boring as all shit also.
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Gotcha.
In all fairness, we saw an ad for Beowolf the same night and thought it was the same release... and that was boring as all shit also.
This game is only $39 at my store tomorrow.
I'm excited.
7.0 at 1up.com.
Sounds boring.
The reviewer is Michael Donahoe who's like the retarded kid brother at 1up.
Sounds like a rental to me.
* Games Radar (100/100): "With its riveting story, beautiful visuals and surprisingly lifelike world, Assassin's Creed is an incredibly deep, enjoyable game that kept us addicted from beginning to bizarre end. It's bogged down by a lot of monotonous repetition and a fighting system that's sure to frustrate hack-and-slash fans, but neither of those things really diminished our enjoyment of the game, and both were far outweighed by the thrill of tearing around its enormous cities and carefully planning spectacular assassinations. It might not be for everyone, but playing through Assassin's Creed still stands as one of the most outstanding gaming experiences of 2007."
* Game Informer (95/100): "Assassin's Creed is the type of game that comes along only rarely – a title that innovates in so many areas it helps to set a new bar in various aspects of gameplay, storytelling, visuals, and controls. Simultaneously, it's an imperfect game in which the small flaws that mar its sheen are all the more noticeable because so much of the rest of the game shines so brightly. Deep, engaging, and surprising from beginning to end, Assassin's Creed's merits will be debated for a long time. However, as a brave attempt at delivering something unique and audacious, it excels."
* 1UP (70/100): "The fault of Creed's game structure isn't what you do -- gathering intel and conducting hits is actually pretty sweet. The repetition of these actions, however, is severely bitter. I kept waiting for a changeup of the objectives, and, well, that never happened. From the first hit to the last, you go through the same motions over and over and over...find the viewpoints, do the investigation missions, and take out the final target. It got to the point where I only did the minimum amount of investigation tasks needed to perform each kill. To make things worse, despite Ubisoft's faithfulness to history, the three cities of Acre, Damascus, and Jerusalem are practically the same."
i watched the gametrailers review, and they said repetition begins to make it stale, and AI as if it was borrowed from SC doesnt help either.
I hope you can unlock Jade Raymond's boobs.
you cant expect it to be any less the DLC, there is a profit to be made.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brand X
100/100?Quote:
Originally Posted by B-Ri
Every review I read talks about repetition and shaky combat. I'll pick this up, but not before Mario or Mass Effect, and not at full price.
The gametrailers review has some good insight on these faults.