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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

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* Ubisoft * Historic Action Adventure # Release: Nov 16, 2010 »

Ubisoft confirms Ezio will lead band of rogues in single-player action
adventure, while multiplayer mode lets gamers fight for Templars online.

Last week, leaked promotional materials forced Ubisoft's hand in
confirming the first few substantive details of the multiplayer-enabled
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. Due out for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3,
and PC this holiday, Brotherhood picks back up with Assassin's Creed II
protagonist Ezio, who will take on the Templar order in Rome.

Ezio's Brotherhood includes at least one sister.

As promised, Ubisoft today delivered more information on what gamers can
expect from Brotherhood when it ships later this year. The game's
single-player component sees Ezio assuming control of an assassins
network, commanding the combined effort to rid Rome of its corruption
and the Templar order. Ubisoft notes that players will lead "an entire
Brotherhood that will rally to his side," which will complement the
series' hallmark free-roaming action.

In the multiplayer mode, players will apparently be able to align
themselves with the pharmaceutical company Abstergo--which kidnapped the
series' contemporary protagonist Desmond--and aid the Templar order.
The publisher went on to note that players will be afforded a range of
characters to choose from, each of which bears his or her own signature
weapons and assassination techniques. Brotherhood's online component
will also include a variety of different competitive modes.

On the Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Web site, the publisher has posted a
handful of examples of the kinds of weapons players will be afforded in
the game. These include an axe, a syringe, a fan, a claw, and a dagger.
The site also notes that gamers who preorder Brotherhood through
GameStop will receive the exclusive Harlequin character for use in the
game's multiplayer modes.

Ubisoft's massive Montreal studio has been charged with leading
development on Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. However, the Canadian
outfit will be supported in its efforts by Ubisoft studios in Singapore,
Bucharest, Quebec City, and Annecy, France.












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