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Gamerdeals: "BestBuy has several video game deals as part of their 'Deals of the Day'! First off, they have the Xbox One Console Assassin's Creed: Unity Bundle iconfor $349.99 with Bonus $50 BestBuy Gift Card and Destiny (game)! Secondly, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag iconis discounted to $9.99 on Xbox 360, and PS3, and to $24.99 on PS4 and Xbox One. Finally, they have both Killzone Shadow Fall iconand Knack iconfor $19.99. All orders over $35 qualify for Free 2-Day shipping in time for Christmas!"

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Dealspwn writes: All is not lost for the Assassin's Creed brand this year. Ubisoft Sofia have provided an excellent sequel to Black Flag and it's never been cheaper than this.Head on over to this site and you can use a voucher code to get an additional 10% off, bringing it down to £17.98. To get the code to work, you may need to sign up with a fresh email address. Note: You can use the code on multiple games in the same transaction, so keep an eye out for our other deals to get some more hot prices. Compared to Unity, this is a masterpiece. The combat's not broken, there's a rich and varied world to explore and yes, ruddy big pirate ships are back in. If you had fun with Captain Kenway, you should snap this one right up. Check out my Sunday Seven which sings the game's praises compared to Unity.

Added: 20.12.2014 8:11 | 8 views | 0 comments


Every character has their own special pose and animation when holding the special flag (also used when using the assist trophy).

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Save $9.00 on Assassins Creed IV 4 Black Flag Xbox One Digital Download Game! The price of Assassins Creed IV 4 Black Flag Xbox One Digital Download Game has been dropped by $9.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

Added: 19.12.2014 8:11 | 24 views | 0 comments


Assassins Creed Rogue gives the player more of everything people loved in Black Flag on the last generation consoles.

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FilmGamesEtc writes: "Theres an old adage that goes something like this: youre only as good as your last accomplishment. In this case, well use video games. The saying is simple, but true: most of us have short term memory, and we are far too often to criticize failure than celebrate success. So when Ubisoft released Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag in October 2013 and people raved about it (myself included), it did not give them a free pass for the lackluster Assassins Creed: Unity release. The impressive E3 2013 and E3 2014 conferences announced upcoming titles and projects that appeared to be truly revolutionary. Unfortunately, they were anything but. As such, Ubisoft ends what could have been a breakout year of gaming with bad news and broken releases."

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Dealspwn reports: "This is an absolute scorcher of a deal, but remember that today is last postage and it's quite possible that your bundle won't arrive before Christmas."

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"While its myriad of technical issues are certainly detrimental to anyones enjoyment, its the lack of ambition in reinventing its aging mechanics and tired level design that leave Unity treading water. Black Flag showed that with a few key design changes this is a series that can still flourish and create fantastic experiences, often in spite of its core mechanics, but Unitys reliance on them makes it feels like a step back when it should have taken a giant leap forward. The endless possibilities afforded by the series time travelling concept will continue to offer hope that Assassins Creed can still shine, but it needs to take a long, hard look at itself before that can happen. More of the same just doesnt cut it anymore." - Thunderbolt

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New Gamer Nation writes: "After feeling underwhelmed by Assassins Creed III, I figured I was done caring about the franchise. Id become burnt out from the climbing, the admittedly stale combat, and the nonsensical story that over-complicated what should have been a straightforward narrative. Then, to my surprise, as well as it was to many other gamers, Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag released and was a refreshing change for the series. Assassins Creed Rogue, the next installment for last-gen consoles, plays it safe for the most part by relying on past elements, but it ends up holding back what is one of the best narratives in the series, yet."