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New Assassin’s Creed Will Star Ezio
As we reported a few days ago, Ubisoft released a statement saying that the company was already at work on a new Assassin’s Creed game, which would include multiplayer. The company recently told CVG that this mystery title is a follow up to Assassin's Creed II that would again star Ezio.
This probably isn’t the official Assassin’s Creed III we’re all eager to hear about, but something more like a side story. Those worried that this is just a quick cash-in might find some comfort in the fact that Ubisoft is planning to charge full price ($60) for the game. Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot even went on to say, "It is the same studios because it's not only one studio creating the game, but an association of studios and they are working together to make it happen."
The game is still set to release before March of 2011 with some kind of multiplayer component, but Ubisoft hasn’t release any new details about how that would work. If you had to guess what kind of new feature this game would have, what would they be?
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