Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Preview

Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood Preview
OUTLINE
A NEW TRAILER was released recently on July 14, 2010 featuring the next and third instalment of the Assassin’s Creed Series- Brotherhood. The game is set in the Renaissance Period in Rome.

In the recently released trailer: it shows Ezio Auditore in the year 1506AD, on an “easy mission” to confront a leader of the Templars. From this, we see amazingly awesome graphics- faces’ description and detail of Rome is absolutely flawless- predictions of epic scenes as seen here, and some hardcore battling.

INFORMATION: The game is developed by Unisoft Montreal, and published by Ubisoft, and will be available on Microsoft Windows, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360. There are Single and Multiplayer modes, with both of them from 3rd person point of view.
Release Dates for 2010:
PS3 and Xbox 360:
North America: November 16
Australia: November 18
Europe: November 19
Microsoft Windows:
February 22, 2011

PLOT: The player once again controls the character Ezio Auditore through the genetic memory (previous memory) of Desmond Miles. Ezio needs to reorganize and recruit his previous members of his Brotherhood, and can do this by completing missions and going further through the game. Rome has fallen under the rule of the Templars, and your job is to rebuild Rome.

Weapons and gadgets are available such as: Da Vinci’s parachute- to jump off tall buildings, melee-knives, a range of weapons, throwing axes, and introducing the hidden pistol into battle.

MULTIPLAYER: Rome isn’t the only used city, with Florence being available to explore during the Multiplayer.

There are a range of game modes, but the main one to stand out will be “Wanted”, where 6-8 players will be dropped on a map, with one player to kill and penalties for being spotted. Graphics aren’t as impressive in the Multiplayer game mode as Single Player, but still awesome.

GAMEPLAY: There is more dynamic game play featured in Brotherhood. There is a brand new fighting technique called BAM- Brotherhood Assist Move- where you can call on your fellow assassins to support you in a fight.

Fight scenes are slightly delayed- you can only attack one player at a time.
Graphics are great, and Multiplayer game play isn’t seen as laggy.
This game is one to challenge all others, and is seen as the best of the Assassin’s creed series so far.
By K.