Assassins Creed II Free with Xbox Live Gold Untill July 31st

[DavidNS.Jr]

Assassin's Creed II - Xbo*****m

Enjoy

[[MPGH]Killian]

This has been posted twice already.

[Scotia]

I don't even have an xbox and I knew this, this is old.

[ap0.]

Fuck you. This is old.

[Terrified]

Who playes Assasins Creed II This days?

[fallenking112]

lame, old, who plays AC 2?

[shn00b]

AC2 is like an ancient artifact lmao

[joshZ]

old news, but thanks for reminding me about it XD

[[MPGH]Killian]

Who playes Assasins Creed II This days?

lame, old, who plays AC 2?

AC2 is like an ancient artifact lmao

Assassin's Creed 2 was released in November of 2009. That's not old.

To some people who haven't finished the Assassin's Creed series, this is incentive to play it and the sequels.

[Terrified]

Assassin's Creed 2 was released in November of 2009. That's not old.

To some people who haven't finished the Assassin's Creed series, this is incentive to play it and the sequels.

I dont play Assains Creed anymore becuse they use the same graphics and drivers.
Just new story and new characters.

[[MPGH]Killian]

I dont play Assains Creed anymore becuse they use the same graphics and drivers.
Just new story and new characters.

Are you dumb? That's how most sequels are. The developers will use the same engine, reuse a few textures, but make overall improvements. Brotherhood was released in November of 2010. It's not like Ubisoft was going to have life-like graphics in one year's time. AC3 is a huge leap from the older games.

If you follow that rule with games, then you probably don't play any Bethesda games which have been using the same engine for ages. Or Bungie game. Or Activision/Treyarch. Or DICE. Or any game sequel ever made.

[Terrified]

Are you dumb? That's how most sequels are. The developers will use the same engine, reuse a few textures, but make overall improvements. Brotherhood was released in November of 2010. It's not like Ubisoft was going to have life-like graphics in one year's time. AC3 is a huge leap from the older games.

If you follow that rule with games, then you probably don't play any Bethesda games which have been using the same engine for ages. Or Bungie game. Or Activision/Treyarch. Or DICE. Or any game sequel ever made.

So What is the point to buy the same game with a new name?

[ap0.]

So What is the point to buy the same game with a new name?

It's not the same game