I am stoked to hear that there is another Assassin's Creed story with Ezio because I feel the coolest conspiracies were brewed in this era from the Medici onward. Plus Ezio is a bad ass character, and I'm just psyched to see what crazy thing will happen at the end of this game. What if Desmond totally ends up dying, and that is the cliff hanger we're left with? I also the think the notion of a trilogy within a trilogy is ludicrous in that awesome way only games can pull off. I have total faith that this next Assassin's Creed game will have just as much satisfying killing of pixel dudes as in the next one.

I gotta say, I'm pretty tired of Ezio again, and I really think they should just start the "Assassin Creed: Chronicles" series and just make the Desmond game already.

I'm very excited for the new game. Also the idea of Desmond going through the memories of his own life, shows awesome.
Plus they are making the best mulitplayer experience I've ever had even better.

i still need to buy brotherhood...  i finished assassins creed 2 in 2 weekends and holy shit, that was a great game

I gotta say, I'm pretty tired of Ezio again, and I really think they should just start the "Assassin Creed: Chronicles" series and just make the Desmond game already.

I'm pretty stoked too. I think Ezio's a really interesting character and I'd like to see Altair fleshed out a little bit more as well. Plus, the Hookblade looks freaking fun.

If they can still exploit the franchise effectively, let them. It's pretty clear that they are going to be milking this because it sells, but so far every game has been better than the last. Iteration is not inherently a bad thing. Until I'm disappointed with one of the games, I'll buy them all.

@Aronman789 said:

I gotta say, I'm pretty tired of Ezio again, and I really think they should just start the "Assassin Creed: Chronicles" series and just make the Desmond game already.

Pretty tired of Ezio? I'm getting pretty damn tired of the entire franchise. Give it a rest Ubisoft!Assasins Creed: Warriors of Rock.

This is the Black Ops of the AC series to me. What I mean is it's the last one of its kind I'll tolerate before demanding some serious changes.

@JerichoBlyth said:

@Aronman789 said:

I gotta say, I'm pretty tired of Ezio again, and I really think they should just start the "Assassin Creed: Chronicles" series and just make the Desmond game already.

Pretty tired of Ezio? I'm getting pretty damn tired of the entire franchise. Give it a rest Ubisoft!Assasins Creed: Warriors of Rock.

I think a year is a decent amount of time between iterations granted the next game isn't just a knock off of the previous ones. Assassin's Creed Brotherhood while similar in it's core design, still had you in a new city with a fresh new compelling story, doing things in a new way. I don't see the problem with getting another as long as it follows that trend.

@LiquidPrince said:

@JerichoBlyth said:

@Aronman789 said:

I gotta say, I'm pretty tired of Ezio again, and I really think they should just start the "Assassin Creed: Chronicles" series and just make the Desmond game already.

Pretty tired of Ezio? I'm getting pretty damn tired of the entire franchise. Give it a rest Ubisoft!Assasins Creed: Warriors of Rock.

I think a year is a decent amount of time between iterations granted the next game isn't just a knock off of the previous ones. Assassin's Creed Brotherhood while similar in it's core design, still had you in a new city with a fresh new compelling story, doing things in a new way. I don't see the problem with getting another as long as it follows that trend.

I'm not saying that the games are not good or anything like that. I just feel that some companies need to spread out their games a bit more, otherwise it'll feel like they're demanding a glorified £40 a pop subscription. Brotherhood should have been a budget game but it sadly wasn't.Plus I think they need to spend more time with the story. Should be treating it like a well-prepared meal.

@JerichoBlyth said:

Why would Brotherhood being a budget game make anything better? People then would not have liked it as much and it would have seemed then truly like miking the franchise.

I enjoy Ezio more than Altair...  Maybe even more than Nolan North's Desmond, but, yo, Ezio is getting old (and don't give me that bullshit about how we can just go into a memory earlier in time than the end of Brotherhood).  Mo-fo is like 50.

@Aronman789 said:

I gotta say, I'm pretty tired of Ezio again, and I really think they should just start the "Assassin Creed: Chronicles" series and just make the Desmond game already.

Pretty tired of Ezio? I'm getting pretty damn tired of the entire franchise. Give it a rest Ubisoft!Assasins Creed: Warriors of Rock.

@LiquidPrince said:

@JerichoBlyth said:

Why would Brotherhood being a budget game make anything better? People then would not have liked it as much and it would have seemed then truly like miking the franchise.

I think it would have kept interest in the franchise at a decent level yet be less demanding for the consumer. Like something to tide them over until the next installment.Sure, you could say that 'it is part of the job description to get as much money out of the consumer as possible within the space of a year' but I feel that a game series like this is too valuable to waste on such a doomed philosophy.I bought the first two Ass Creed games....I never bothered my arse with Brotherhood because I wasn't prepared to shill out another forty quid for a game I felt was an add-on at the time. Yet they managed to turn a few heads with it despite there only being a year between that game and the last. I just don't want it to get tired out I guess. Like COD...of course, thousands agree (sarcasm)

@mazik765: I assumed it would be the girl from Forli that he slept with in the last game, but who knows?

yo, Ezio is getting old (and don't give me that bullshit about how we can just go into a memory earlier in time than the end of Brotherhood).  Mo-fo is like 50.

@LiquidPrince@mazik765 If it had been the girl from Forli we wouldn't be able to play as Ezio after that. The genetic memories would have been passed on and from that point you wouldn't be able to live our any memories past that. Like in the hallucination from AC2 where we see Altair bang that chick and then leave but you don't leave with him because the genes have been passed on.

You didn't mention Altair once.. fail on your part!

I couldn't be happier- I fuckin' love Ezio as a character. They keep hinting at some stuff old-man Ezio did, and I'm glad we get to see it. I mean, we literally saw his origin (remember that weird birth tutorial thing?) and I'm grateful we get to see his end. It's rad. A trilogy of Ezio- I love it.

Still milking the Ezio thing, huh. What's next. Assassin's Creed The AARP years? Ezio parkouring onto his porch while trying to assassinate the damn kids that are on his lawn only to remember that his blades have tennis balls on them. Sounds rather amusing. 

@yoshimitz707: Genes don't get passed on and then leave you... Do you think once you have sex and get a child that you're left without genes because they are inside your kid now...?