@jcopp72 It will be all of them. Since there's so much story in each game, they'll all be broken into 5 episodes with a new game each week. AC1 is this week, next week will be AC2, then Brotherhood, then Revelations. That brings us all the way up to the Friday before AC3 launches, though I'm planning on cutting together just the Desmond portions of each game and posting those through the weekend all the way up to the day AC3 launches.
@REPNthe10 I'll keep these coming every weekday at 9AM Pacific Time. They'll be going all the way up until AC3 launches, so hope we help keep you occupied until then.
Actually, there was a section of plot about there being a traitor in the Assassin's. You bring him back to Al Mualim and he stabs the traitor and gives the sword to you, which is also why he's randomly holding his sword out. It was your first task to earn back your sword, but it wasn't so important to the overall story arc so it was cut for time. Trying not to let these episodes get too long, which is getting a lot trickier to do working on Assassin's Creed II.
@PlatinumPaladin I'm no writer, so I may not be able to answer your question in the most elegant way possible, but if you look right below the video I did give the concise answer speaking directly to the experience of playing the game when I wrote the deck. In short, f*#king AWESOME!
@Avalanched I like the idea of DLC for the Mona Lisa. I like it because effectively, yes, this happens. Do you think that the Mona Lisa was painted and has not been altered at all since then? Or perhaps another one of Leonardo's works, the Last Supper, which had been damaged and even had a hole cut in it to construct a door through the wall it was painted on. Painting deteriorate, art gets damaged and when that happens to a piece of art that people want to preserve, it gets add on content. So even these things that you consider art, which seems to be purely on the basis of them appearing in a museum, are always being fixed and added to with patches/rectifications. Video games being constantly added to and changed does not discount them from being art, it's just an example of the current state of this art form.
@SERGE_Let Pong wasn't the first console. It wasn't even the first "pong" style video game. Most of the things people credit with being the first are not really the first, just the first to be well known.
@Bigbudd0045 Though your could create tracks in Excite Bike, you couldn't share them with other people and the game wasn't really based around the idea of creating content. It just happened to have a basic level editor.
@ IceMidget Video game history tip, games like that have been around since way before LittleBigPlanet. I would look more at games like ZZT for pioneering that genre.
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