Gamecast 23/11/09
On the Mic: Tamoor, Denis & Danny
Runtime: 45:45
Content: Floods, night vision goggles, some Assassins Creed 2, some Left 4 Dead, Children In Need fundraising, next weeks releases and much more.
What Games?: Assassins Creed 2, Left 4 Dead, Modern Warfare 2, MarioKart, Dora the Explora and more!
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We haven’t played much Asscreed this weekend. Have you?
It amused me
Keep up the good work lads.
Another great episode guys.
Been listening since the podcast was revived, and I’ve been enjoying it so far.
Looking forward to next week’s
Club Penguin game is a point and click game, and a good one that at, surprisingly.
Play Assassins Creed goddamnit!!! It’s a simply wonderful game to play. And the fact that you get TWO hidden blades this time round is fantastic. By Assassins Creed 6 we’ll have Wolverine.
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I lost my entire Saturday to the game and not once did I tire of it or find anything repetitive which is a marked improvement on the first installment.
Instead of the standard “here’s your target, now go climb some buildings to get him” you get a proper story to how you get to the target and side missions include contract assassinations from the Medici’s to take out problematic people. No BS, just kill this guy please. Ludicrous amounts of fun.
The combat hasn’t progressed too much it must be said, but this is more than made up for by the variety of ways in which you can get someone depending on the weapon you have equipped, which is really all you want to see anyway. Kinda like Arkham Asylum, very simple combat but when you bust out a dagger then kick a fella in the gut to stab him in the back it’s great. Or just SNIKT, going berserk and stabbing some poor city guard repeatedly in the chest with the hidden blades is endlessly entertaining.
Play it once for the story and again for just going assassin on people. Thoroughly enjoyable stuff.
Oh yeah, and you’re not periodically woken up as Desmond to walk around and do nothing before entering the game again. This time you start as Desmond, he can run and (kind of) fight and before long you’re playing as Ezio and being awesome all over Renaissance Italy.
Roll on Assassins Creed 3 (not too soon though, I need to finish this one yet