A look at the characteristics, and features of naval warfare in Assassin's Creed III.
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In this second episode of the "Inside" series we are shown the brutality of warfare in the American Revolution.
The first of a series of episodes that give us an in depth look at the making of Assassin's Creed III.
Available now on Xbox LIVE for 800 Microsoft Points, on the PlayStation Store for $9.99, and on Origin for 800 BioWare Points.
Five games/series that reflect the heritage and influences of Dishonored
Dishonored is not a completely original work unto itself, but neither is it the latest numbered sequel in an epic franchise. It is an original IP, but it is not without lineage and influence. In a rare show of transparency, its creators, most notably Harvey Smith and Raphael Colontonio, have been extremely up front in citing their resources. From former projects to hot IPs, they’ve mentioned at least half a dozen games that they say have a lot in common with their upcoming release Dishonored, and we’ve found a few more that we think capture essential pieces of what makes Arkane Studios' upcoming release so interesting.
A brief look at the naval combat featured in Assassin's Creed III.
The upgraded support is accompanied by a few other relevant tweaks.
In addition to introducing Cross Buy, Sony dropped some other relevant Vita information. Version 1.80 of the system firmware will bring with it support for PSone Classics. Though the feature was planned and announced before the release of the system, it wasn't ready for the release or in the months following. On August 28 that will change as the company begins incrementally rolling out full support for the hefty catalog.
