Assassin's Creed - PlayStation 3

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"Playtime: ~10 hours"

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"Release Date: November 13, 2007 (NA) Publisher: Ubisoft Developer: Ubisoft Montreal Genre: Action I like Assassin's Creed quite a bit...But there's something about the game that I've never felt regarding another game before. When I play Assassin's Creed, I get to a point where I begin to get bored...But for some reason or another, I still feel the need to continue to play. Usually, boredom means I don't want to play anymore...But for some reason, that boredom seems to motivate me with Assassin'"

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"I got to admit that I'm a little psychotic. I've very often fantasized about being a serial killer or an assassin. But seeing as I'm bound to reality and know that there would most likely be some severe consequences if I were to live out those fantasies, I'll have to settle with playing an assassin. Rating: The Good * To be able to play as an assassin is just awesome. Particularly in this setting, as the story in this game is awesome. * Perfect controls. There's nothing that's way too advan"

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"Killin shit in the middle east. PS3 style"

Ambitious and immersive, yet flawed.

“Assassin's Creed is an enriching, immersive and satisfying game in regards to its atmosphere and gameplay, save a few glitches and flaws. Yet, its conventional and simplistic ending virtually strips the game of the philosophical credibility that it had attempted to establish beforehand. In addition, the many goals in this game grow incredibly repetitious as the player progresses through the game's narrative.

Regardless of this, Assassin's Creed perfects its open-world atmosphere through its detailed and complex depiction of the crusades. In addition, it poses many fascinating philosophical and moral questions that resist easy answers, even if Altair's strong, and arguably simplistic, adherence to the creed does undermine the player's ability to challenge themselves on an intelle” read more