Yes i got this back when it first came out on consoles and pc but i find it good to review the definitive versions of games and usaly im right. I got this back in april and i came back to it beacuse i never decided to review so here goes. Its basicly about an organization named that basicly kidnaps u and has u go into a machine to recover lost memories which is dumb to me beacuse im not the kind of person who likes these kind of stories but there are some so yeah u guys would probaly enjoy this but anyway yea u go into it and it takes u to a virtual world to go through and regain those memories and yea u go back to wheenever that is and u are the new charecter altair ur ancestor who is a highley graded assasin and major douchebag beacuse he thought he was so good that he could do anything and order people around he even got somebody killed so after he fails he has all his skills taken away and he has to regain them from gojng trhough nine assasinnations and yea there fun. Alright enough of the story the graphics as long as u have a high end rig will look much better than the ps3 or 360 versions but if u have a medum one well it will most likely look identicle to them but anyway thats good. Thje enviroments in this arwe huge wideopen and good for platforming which is good beacuse thats what it prides itself in doing besides assasinating also while hes not very good at figtingheadon he can hold his own also hes very good at jumping off i high places in to things oh i klnow hes a eruopean ninja nice job altair. Alright the contorls on ps3 are a little much to get used to and dont function very well so would recomend in investing in getting a dualshoke3 or sixaxis or an xbox 360 controlreer to play they will work much better. Anyway it plays well too and this pc version has extra missins to keep u going at it which helps and there are some some insentives for multiple playthoroughs but not much replay value in a whole so anyway it was still a fun adventure and if u dont have asssasnins credd u should think about getting it an excellent buy most definetly.
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