Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag

trys AC zaidimai kuriami. pirmas Black Flag tai dar po viena nauja tikriausia kasmeta iseis.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has confirmed that three Assassin’s Creed games are in the works. The first should be Black Flag. Ubisoft is also likely developing Assassin’s Creed 2014 and Assassin’s Creed 2015.

 

Pushing out a new title every year could be risky. But Guillemot believes his teams will be able to avoid franchise fatigue.

 

“We are making sure the teams who are creating the different iterations have enough time—two years, three years, so that they can take risk and they can change the concept enough so that it can be appealing and fresh.”

 

“Our job is to make sure the teams have enough power, enough energy and enough time to take the necessary steps to create a high quality game.”

 

“Really, what we see is that we can have the capacity to regularly come with innovation. That is, for me, the formula: if you can really change the game on a regular basis and bring in innovation your fans want a product very regularly. Our job is to make sure the teams have enough power, enough energy and enough time to take the necessary steps to create a high quality game.”

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visai panasu kad bus geriausias AC kol kas..

plaukiojimas tai atrodo super ispudingai.. johoho as piratas ..

..didelis kelias nueitas nuo AC1 kai pagalvoji

kai kas skirta tik PS3 ir PS4 konsolem, tik SOny

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Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag – Aveline Returns

 

The star of Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation will return to the series in Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. Aveline de Grandpré will appear in a series of missions found exclusively in PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 copies of the game. Jill Murray, writer of Liberation, has also returned to pen the continuation of Aveline’s tale.

 

Aveline’s missions in Black Flag pick up a ways after her story in Liberation ends. “It’s a ways forward so Aveline is a bit older,” Lead Writer Darby McDevitt explains. “It’s not directly related to the end of her story. If Assassin’s Creed IV is like a novel, Aveline’s missions are like a short story.” Providing about an hour of exclusive content, Aveline’s narrative is broken up into three missions, according to Game Director Ashraf Ismail.

 

McDevitt explained during the San Diego Comic Con panel that these missions are made possible thanks to some of Abstergo’s Animus upgrades. Abstergo Entertainment has been digging through genetic memories of the Assassin’s, supposedly in the search for a good product. “The present-day is set in Abstergo Entertainment – which is this fun, hip company to work for… at first,” McDevitt says. “You are able to access the Aveline stuff because your coworkers are working on retrieving different genetic memories from all kinds of different people.” Of course, this being Abstergo, there’s something much darker at play.

 

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