So the name of the game is assassination. But how does one go about it? Are you stealthy? Do you aim at just one target? Do you use the environment to do your dirty work? Or do you go all out with guns and explosives? Lets see how what Agent 47 thinks?
Intrigued? The wait is almost over as Hitman Absolution hits stores November 20, 2012.
This has nothing to do with the DLC. I just liked the shot.Ubisoft has announced that you can get all 5 DLC packs that will come out for Assassin's Creed III as they come out for one cost of $29.99 (2400 MS Points). The season pass will come out within 6 months of the game coming out and will give people a saving of 25% on the DLC packs (assuming you buy all 5) and, this is the cool(ish) part, you get the DLC a week before non-season pass owners. This means you get a chance of bragging rights on beating the new DLC before your friends get a chance to even play it.
So what do they plant to do with this DLC? Well for the first one they are doing a "what if" model. A quick quote from the press release:
“History is our playground – and AC teams have always loved playing with historical facts and their consequences as a way to better understand a time period,” said Sebastien Puel, Executive Producer at Ubisoft. “While Assassin’s Creed III concentrates on history as it happens, we wanted to take some liberties with this DLC and tell you how things ‘could have happened.’”
To show this off the first DLC is titled "The Tyranny of King George". In it George Washington looks at the newly freed colonies. People love him and want him to rule. In this reality he take the over to live as king, and the power goes to his head. Now Conner must fight a man he once called friend to end the new tyranny.
So what do you think? Do you like the idea of this sort of "What If" DLC? Also what d you think about this continued use of a season pass?
Well, not much as changed here in the past week. But that does not mean we aren't going to try and make a podcast!
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Seventeen years ago the very first Command & Conquer game was released. Since then there have been a number of games released in this series. If you purchased each of these games as they came out, then most likely you cannot play them on your current generation computer, especially if you try to play them over a network. Well EA has done us all a favor. Not only have they updated the games for Windows 7 / Windows Vista, but they have bound them all together in the Command & Conquer The Ultimate Collection. This collection includes the following series and games:A few months ago I posted the first of what is to be series of behind the scenes videos of TOMB RAIDER's creation. Well Square was kind enough to post the second entry in this series.
Two loot driven games were released a couple of weeks ago in Borderlands 2 and Torchlight 2. Both are sequels that improved on every aspect of the originals. You can read my review for Borderlands 2 here in fact. So, what makes Torchlight 2 so much better than the original? Read on to find out.
Shoot. Loot. Repeat.I appear to be in a video mood today. As many of you may (or may not) know, Gangnam Style as taken the world (defined by 300,000,000+ YouTube hits) by storm. So that means the parodies are going to roll in. So, without further ado, I present to you Klingon Style.
