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Ana Febo of Entertainment Buddha writes: "In addition to a new system for attaining weapons and equipment, co-op game play has finally made its way into the Assassins Creed franchise."

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Revolutionary France. Disgruntled peasants choke both narrow streets and sprawling plazas with burning effigies and rousing chants. Scenery ranges from gorgeous, plush architecture to the dirty, dark depths of poverty, and its hard not to be taken in by the sheer scale. Wander through the streets and youll see a painstakingly recreated Paris that, in terms of appearance at least, is more alive than any locale the franchise has visited so far.

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This week on Gamertag Radio: Regarding post-release review embargoes Assassins Creed Unity Review Halo 5 Guardians Beta roundtable discussion Games to play during the holidays The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt 16 free DLCs for everyone Parris talks about Call of Duty and Titanfall Conspiracy theories in gaming Grand Theft Auto V FPS SharePlay Call of Duty Dedicated Servers Fanmail questions

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Leon from DJ Podcasts writes "Another venture in the past, this time as a Templar. Though youve seen it before, its none the less refined, sharper. Strong naval elements, as well as the narrative, make this another compelling addition to the series."

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Jamie Briggs, Analog Addiction. "Assassins Creed Unity does a lot of interesting things and improves the series in many ways, but there are too many old problems that consistently arise and an insane number of technical issues. Inconsistent, the word I used earlier to explain the traversal systems, is also the best way to describe Unity."

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"Welcome to the inaugural episode of This Side Up feat. Jemma Morgan. Today, Jemma discusses the latest upcoming patch for Assassins Creed Unity, how Bungie is steadily improving the Destiny experience, whether or not any of tomorrows games can topple Call of Duty in the UK, and of course, the terrible quality control Sony has shown with the Plush Edition of LittleBigPlanet 3." - Stealthy Box

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For all its faults: the agonizing familiarity, the workable plot, the insipid characters and, perhaps worst of all, the intrinsic absence of novelty common in most of the series open worlds, Assassins Creed Rogue Unitys last-gen partner in crime is astoundingly stable.

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Push Square: "Assassins Creed Rogue isnt really a Black Flag sequel, but nor is it Ubisoft cashing in on PS3 owners. It feels more like a really expansive piece of DLC thats loaded with things to look at and places to go while acting as a solid continuation of a successful story. Its unashamedly unwelcoming to newcomers and will probably only appeal to people that care about the lore of the Assassins Creed universe. For those less interested in the Templar, Precursor malarkey, then, Rogue can just as easily be regarded as Assassins Creed IV: Snow Edition."

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For all its faults: the agonizing familiarity, the workable plot, the insipid characters and, perhaps worst of all, the intrinsic absence of novelty common in most of the series open worlds, Assassins Creed Rogue Unitys last-gen partner in crime is astoundingly stable.

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For all its faults: the agonizing familiarity, the workable plot, the insipid characters and, perhaps worst of all, the intrinsic absence of novelty common in most of the series open worlds, Assassins Creed Rogue Unitys last-gen partner in crime is astoundingly stable.