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Post by Dan @ 10:42am 02/03/12 | 21 Comments
Although it seems like the proper full reveal was penciled in for March 5th, following a flurry of leaks and rumours over the past 24 hours, Ubisoft have officially confirmed that Assassins Creed 3 will indeed be set during the American Revolution with some tantalising boxart.

October 30th 2012 is the currently expected release date... well for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 at least, PC will most likely be lagging the consoles again, but we can only hope.

Everything else floating around out there is still just rumours at this point, so we'll check back in after the weekend when the official announcement is due on March 5th (so Tuesday, March 6th in Australia). For the time being, take a hatchet to some red coats!



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DeadlyDav0
Posted 10:55am 02/3/12
Finally a change in time period.
eski
Posted 11:05am 02/3/12
pffffft America


Actually thats pretty cool
Reverend Evil™
Posted 11:10am 02/3/12
Yeah, he's not going to stand out like a sore thumb dressed like that.
Khel
Posted 11:26am 02/3/12
Main character is a native american indian called Runs-with-daggers
maxe
Posted 12:14pm 02/3/12
i f*** with this
ravn0s
Posted 12:46pm 02/3/12
awesome
Dan
Posted 12:47pm 02/3/12
Heh yeah, I wouldn't be too fixated on him standing out much in that costume. If he's a Native American in that time period, it's not really historically accurate that he would be able to blend into crowds in cities no matter what he was wearing. They were more hated and feared by sheltered white society than black people at that point in America's history.

I imagine they'll take some liberties with that for the sake of a fun game though.
ravn0s
Posted 12:52pm 02/3/12
Main character is a native american indian called Runs-with-daggers


thought his name would have something to do with eagles like altair and ezio
ravn0s
Posted 01:16pm 02/3/12


interesting
Eorl
Posted 02:35pm 02/3/12
New picture showing off the main dude

ravn0s
Posted 02:39pm 02/3/12
sweet.

the head of the tomahawk is the assassins symbol
Khel
Posted 02:53pm 02/3/12
thought his name would have something to do with eagles like altair and ezio


Yeah, I was just talking s***, I posted that before I read up about it and realised he was actually an american indian.
darkjedi
Posted 03:49pm 02/3/12
Now I just need to finish AC2, Brotherhood and Revelations. Joy
Nerfy
Posted 03:57pm 02/3/12
Heh, I got stuck on brotherhood, seemed to just be a repeat of AC2 with more dodgy landscape.
Khel
Posted 04:45pm 02/3/12
I picked up Brotherhood in one of those "We're getting rid of our old s*** cheap" sales, new for like $20 (about the only time I'll actually shop at EB).

Still haven't got around to playing it much though, only just got through the intro bit where your castle/villa gets all f***ed up again, I guess so theres a reason to grind away and buy upgrades for it all over again.
ravn0s
Posted 04:57pm 02/3/12
i enjoyed brotherhood more than ac2. i only played about an hour of revelations before i got stuck into swtor :/
skythra
Posted 04:58pm 02/3/12
Main character is a native american indian called Runs-with-daggers
that had me in fits of giggles.
Steve
Posted 08:43pm 02/3/12
Great, a game full of American chest beating.
Dan
Posted 10:24pm 02/3/12
I guess so theres a reason to grind away and buy upgrades for it all over again.
Nah, that doesn't happen. Your new hideout is a different place.

I enjoyed brotherhood more because it was very authentically Rome. Was much cooler exploring all those notable landmarks and ruins rather than the second tier Italian cities of AC2.
Trauma
Posted 12:08am 03/3/12
Great, a game full of American chest beating.

Great news! You don't have to buy it.
WetWired
Posted 12:12am 03/3/12
Nah, that doesn't happen. Your new hideout is a different place.

I enjoyed brotherhood more because it was very authentically Rome. Was much cooler exploring all those notable landmarks and ruins rather than the second tier Italian cities of AC2.


yeah brotherhood was pretty decent, the story wasn't as epic as AC2 but the city was miles better than anything in AC2 or 1. I finsihed revelations a few weeks back and it felt like a step backwards, the city was rather dull and repetitive compared to rome and the tower defense missions going boring after like 2 times.
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