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Assassin's Creed II (Xbox 360)

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Assassin's Creed II (Xbox 360) Description

All is not what it seems in the pristine and fabulous time of Renaissance Italy. Noblemen and families command a great deal of respect, which allows for a world of corruption, greed and murder to take place underneath the social surface. When Italian nobleman Ezio Auditore ad Firenze's family gets betrayed he aims to seek vengeance against the corrupt class that once suited him. With nowhere to turn to satiate his anger, Ezio turns to the ways of the assassin to teach his foes a lesson. It is through new hero Ezio you experience Assassin's Creed II, with improved gameplay features over the original 2007 hit that aims to surprise and challenge your skill. Missions can now be accessed whenever you like and you can approach them in whichever way you please, with an open world that promotes free-running and human acrobatics to evade capture. With new locations you get new methods of blending in with the crowd, and new weapons to take advantage of. In Assassin's Creed II, every character is an opportunity for the player, and working with NPCs may reveal something surprising, depending on exactly what their true nature is. Help Ezio learn to become a true master assassin, know how best to disarm and assassinate enemies and once again be the most nimble stealth killer with the aid of your hidden blades.

Publisher:	Ubisoft		Platform:	Xbox 360		Category:	Action / Adventure
Players:	1		Release Date:	20 Nov 2009		PEGI Rating:

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Explore the beginning of modern history in an epic story of power, revenge, and conspiracy
Master the art of the assassin with over 20 new weapons and inventions created by Leonardo da Vinci
Experience open world gameplay with over 16 types of mission

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Reviewed by:

Dante3000

Rating:

Currently 5 Stars.

I managed to enjoy Assassin's Creed 1 despite having to put up with more than a handful of poorly conceived gameplay elements and repetition- oh, the repetition! Assassin's Creed 2, however, improves on all that was wrong with the first game and is everything it should have been first time around. Thoroughly enjoyed this and recommened to everyone

Reviewed by:

No Name

Rating:

Currently 5 Stars.

Very impressed with this game. I enjoyed Assassin's Creed and Assassin's Creed II improves on the original. The historical element is accurate and there is a Prince of Persia feel to some of the temple puzzles. The combat is easy to learn and smooth to use. When after finishing a game you are hunting around to make sure you have been everywhere and seen everything you know its good. I eagerly await the next instalment and Desmond's ascension to become the Ultimate Assassin

Reviewed by:

No Name

Rating:

Currently 5 Stars.

I found this to be an extreamly fun game with a great story and the graphics were great. However towards the end of the game, i found it slightly repetitive. I recommend you try this game out though.

Reviewed by:

Last Of The No Hopes

Rating:

Currently 4 Stars.

I have to admit from the out set, I am a massive fan of the Creed games so I will try my best not to taint my review with fan boy chatter. Over all this was a very fun game, graphic where top notch, the game play itself was very easy to pick up. Now you don’t need to buy the first game to play this one but it will help a little in the story, but it’s not overly important. If you have played the first game this maybe a little disappointing in how easy it was. But this game has many levels of improvement over its past. Visually it is stunning and the side missions are fun, the lead character is lovable rouge and the story has just enough to keep you hooked to the end. The awards for playing this game are easy to come by and overall im going to mark it a very generous 4out of 5. Great to rent and to buy, it is one of my suggested games for any buyer or rental a lot of fun and has a good after life for awhile.

Reviewed by:

JR ORIGINAL

Rating:

Currently 5 Stars.

Warning: Cannot guarantee spoiler free. The original Assassin's Creed was incredible fun but flawed in many ways. This game fixes pretty much all of the issues. The repetitious nature of the original is gone with a variety of different missions and side quests. The new character of Ezio is a fantastic hero who seems much more human than Altaïr and is instantly likable. No longer set in the crusades you now play in a beautiful, organic and lifelike renaissance Italy. Your travels will take you to many of these beautiful cities like Venice, Florence and Rome. Again Assassin's Creed 2 cannot decide what it is with the addition of an economy and an inventory system that is quite like Mass Effect 2’s, making it more like an RPG. Its super fun fighting makes it an excellent action game and the spectacular free running sequences make it a brilliant platformer. All these elements combine to make a completely superb game. Some extras, however are contrived i.e. the addition of wanted posters that are in ridiculously remote locations that no citizen could possibly see, mar its realistic feel. Enemies still "queue" their attacks and the A.I is a little strange. Also the addition of a sneak meter of some sort would improve the stealth elements, as they are a little unpredictable. But these complaints are really just nitpicking. The story is excellent with a great, albeit strange ending and it actually makes sense of the original's ending. The graphics are still beautiful (arguably the best in any action game) and the city environments are breathtaking when viewed from the high viewpoints scattered throughout the game. Ezio’s counter attacks are wonderful to watch and when climbing high buildings his agility is breathtaking to behold with excellent footing and handling. In fact he is extremely dextrous for a merchant’s son. The voice acting is great the whole way through the game with nice Italian accents and passionate delivery of lines that avoids sounding cheesy. Usually. In summary a truly excellent game that really needs to be played. Bring on the third! Warning: Cannot guarantee spoiler free. The original Assassin's Creed was incredible fun but flawed in many ways. This game fixes pretty much all of the issues. The repetitious nature of the original is gone with a variety of different missions and side quests. The new character of Ezio is a fantastic hero who seems much more human than Altaïr and is instantly likable. No longer set in the crusades you now play in a beautiful, organic and lifelike renaissance Italy. Your travels will take you to many of these beautiful cities like Venice, Florence and Rome. Again Assassin's Creed 2 cannot decide what it is with the addition of an economy and an inventory system that is quite like Mass Effect 2’s, making it more like an RPG. Its super fun fighting makes it an excellent action game and the spectacular free running sequences make it a brilliant platformer. All these elements combine to make a completely superb game. Some extras, however are contrived i.e. the addition of wanted posters that are in ridiculously remote locations that no citizen could possibly see, mar its realistic feel. Enemies still "queue" their attacks and the A.I is a little strange. Also the addition of a sneak meter of some sort would improve the stealth elements, as they are a little unpredictable. But these complaints are really just nitpicking. The story is excellent with a great, albeit strange ending and it actually makes sense of the original's ending. The graphics are still beautiful (arguably the best in any action game) and the city environments are breathtaking when viewed from the high viewpoints scattered throughout the game. Ezio’s counter attacks are wonderful to watch and when climbing high buildings his agility is breathtaking to behold with excellent footing and handling. In fact he is extremely dextrous for a merchant’s son. The voice acting is great the whole way through the game with nice Italian accents and passionate delivery of lines that avoids sounding cheesy. Usually. In summary a truly excellent game that really needs to be played. Bring on the third!

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