I was just wondering, does it do anything different? I have Assassin's Creed on PS3 already, but I was wondering if, if I downloaded it from the Revelations disk, would I get a different experience at all? Now, I know there's no trophies, and I know it's most likely the same exact game, but what I'm specifically asking is, does it do anything to the visuals or even the sound? I remember the visuals were worse (or at least that's what I read) on PS3 than the other systems, but does it fix anything? The major things I noticed was that its brightness was a little too bright at times, and, like the other proceeding games, it didn't have a great frame-rate. I was just wondering if anything at all has changed, and if it'd even be worth installing, or if I ever wanted to play it again, should I just put the disk in again?

Not sure, but I would highly doubt it. Doesn't even make sense for them to pack it in with Revelations anyway. What, are you going to start playing the AC games with Revelations first? Most likely not.

@Redbullet685 said:

Not sure, but I would highly doubt it. Doesn't even make sense for them to pack it in with Revelations anyway. What, are you going to start playing the AC games with Revelations first? Most likely not.

Don't even know why the original would be included when there's two more games between that and Revelations. Unless they are included?

@SomeDeliCook said:

Don't even know why the original would be included when there's two more games between that and Revelations. Unless they are included?

Nope, just the first game. IIRC they included so people who started with AC2 were familiar with Altair... As for any difference between the installed copy or the disc, only possible thing I could see would be a difference in load times, HDD versus reading off the disc.