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ACIV on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 is almost too ambitious for its own good. Although it handily delivers a rich, fresh adventure on the dangerous Caribbean Sea, this first release is just flawed enough that you might want to play it on next-generation hardware (or PC) instead.

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Pirates are ruddy brilliant, arent they? Why there arent more pirate games well never know; something about riding the open sea, smashing boats to bits and claiming all that lovely booty just works. So yeah, more pirate games please.

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ACIV on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 is almost too ambitious for its own good. Although it handily delivers a rich, fresh adventure on the dangerous Caribbean Sea, this first release is just flawed enough that you might want to play it on next-generation hardware (or PC) instead.

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Pirates are ruddy brilliant, arent they? Why there arent more pirate games well never know; something about riding the open sea, smashing boats to bits and claiming all that lovely booty just works. So yeah, more pirate games please.

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Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag is released today on current generation consoles and the favourable reviews are sailing in thick and fast. The majority of media outlets have critiqued the PlayStation 4 version as well as the PS3 360 versions of which they have made cross-gen technical comparisons. However there is one format that has been conspicuously absent from any review, the Xbox One edition.

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Watch a video comparison between the PS4 and PS3 versions of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag.

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In retrospect, Assassins Creed IIIs Ratonhnhaké:ton (Connor to his friends) was such a downer. Ezio Auditore da Firenze was a tough act to follow, a smooth-talking rogue whose story we saw from youth to old age and all the escapades in between. In comparison, Connor was a stoic character with one single thing in mind tracking down his devilishly charming father Haytham Kenway. Well, at least we know that charm runs in the family as Edward Kenway, grandfather to Connor, headlines a return to the carefree boisterousness of Ezio and Assassins Creed IV is all the stronger for

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3D:Black Flag is an excellent adventure of pirates, do not lose the essence of the series from Ubisoft but manages to bring enough new as to remain cool. The exploration is great, and although we do not agree with the reduction of the general difficulty with some problems such as derivatives of AI, the fact is that the campaign is exciting and addictive and the multiplayer is a very good level. So the next installment of Assassin's Creed is able to maintain the outstanding quality standards of the franchise, and is absolutely essential for any fan of the action-adventure genre.

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Ginx:With yearly, core instalments of the main game, plus handheld spin offs, comics and books, Assassin's Creed is one of Ubisoft's biggest franchises. The size and scope of the games increases year on year, but recently there's been grumbling that the plot has become too complicated, hard to follow and samey. So is the newest instalment, Black Flag a change of pace, or more of the same?

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SG:Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is not a trivial Assassin's Creed 3.5, as we had a little 'ironically suggested when the game was announced. Quite the contrary: it is a game that performs some important steps forward compared to its predecessor, making it better in every point of view.