You know those nights where you just stay up doing stuff and before you know it it’s 2am and you’re like — bugger. Yeah. That. I’m so tired… BUT NOT TOO TIRED FOR VIDEO GAMES. [This message brought to you by copious amount of caffeine.]
I saw Assassin’s Creed III, in the flesh and, of course, I was massively impressed. The scope of the game seems terrifying. And by that I mean, when a game attempts so much, I always expect some kind of failure. But you know what? Ubi has the manpower and the smarts to do it I think. Take a look at the engine powering the game here.
I have different thoughts about this situation — the situation being that developers are often reluctant to talk about their video games, and publishers insist on very strict restrictions as per PR plans and such-like. I like what Jason wrote here, but I have slightly different opinions. MAYBE I SHOULD WRITE ABOUT THEM!
It seems like Dawnguard won’t be coming out for the PS3 anytime soon, as Bethesda isn’t happy with it. And apparently the designer of ‘No Russian’ put the mission together because he wanted you to feel something. Was the something anger at having a weird, silly level shoved down my throat for pure shock value? Because if it was — JOB WELL DONE.
In Short
Skyrim Dawnguard Is Out For Steam, Bethesda Not Satisfied With PS3 Version
See The Glory Of Assassin’s Creed 3’s New Gameplay Engine Right Here
Gaming’s Biggest Problem Is That Nobody Wants To Talk
Designer Of Call Of Duty’s No Russian Massacre Wanted You To Feel Something
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