73 Million Assassin’s Creed Titles Sold To Date, According To Ubisoft

73 Million Assassins Creed Titles Sold To Date, According To UbisoftWe know that Ubisoft has plans on releasing a new Assassin’s Creed game every year and they’re not shy about it, despite some worrying that the annual releases could somehow dilute the franchise. On one hand that is true, but on the other we’re sure that gamers out there who are fans would love to see new content added every now and then, right?

Well perhaps Ubisoft’s strategy might be paying off for them because according to the recent figures, it seems that Assassin’s Creed could be Ubisoft’s best selling franchise to date. The numbers were recently released on Ubisoft’s website and revealed that the company had managed to sell about 73 million copies of the game to date, making it their best selling franchise in the world.

Ubisoft launched Assassin’s Creed back in 2007 where it debuted on the Sony PS3, the Xbox 360, and the PC. They went on to release multiple versions of the game where there were separate Assassin’s Creed titles made for mobile as well. In 2014 there are talks that not only could Ubisoft be releasing a new Assassin’s Cree game (Unity, which has since been confirmed), but two Assassin’s Creed game.

While Assassin’s Creed: Unity is designed for the latest consoles, the latter, codenamed Comet, is said to be designed for previous-gen consoles in mind. Unity is expected to see a release later this year and we can’t wait to see how the game will affect Ubisoft’s numbers.

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Assassin’s Creed: Unity Could Feature 4-Player Co-Op [Rumor]

Assassins Creed: Unity Could Feature 4 Player Co Op [Rumor]Gaming by yourself is fun, but it is also fun and potentially even more fun when played with friends or strangers on the internet. The good news is that if you were worried that the upcoming Assassin’s Creed: Unity game will have some kind of muted multiplayer experience, fret not because apparently a 4-player co-op is one of the features of the upcoming game.

This was revealed by former NeoGAF user, Shinobi602, who stated that Ubisoft is reportedly planning a demo of Assassin’s Creed: Unity. One of the demos is for single-player mode, while the other will show off a 4-player co-op mode which admittedly sounds like fun. After all who wouldn’t want to see four assassin’s running around together, right?

However unlike co-op mode found on other games where a group of players play together to finish the game’s story, collect loot, meet objectives, and etc., Unity’s co-op will be something different. Instead it will feature its own narrative separate from the singleplayer campaign, much like Far Cry 3’s co-op campaign which also featured its own storyline.

Assassin’s Creed: Unity was revealed back in March following leaked screenshots. The game is expected to see a release in the later part of the year where it will be arriving on the PC, the PlayStation 4, and the Xbox One. For gamers with previous gen consoles, rumor has it that Ubisoft is working on an Assassin’s Creed game codenamed “Comet” that will arrive for older consoles.

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Ubisoft Reiterates Their Commitment To Annual Assassin’s Creed Releases

Ubisoft Reiterates Their Commitment To Annual Assassins Creed ReleasesIn the past Ubisoft has stated that they plan on releasing a new Assassin’s Creed game on an annual basis, at least until gamers get bored of it. Some have questioned this strategy as they feel like it could dilute the franchise, but Ubisoft has stuck to their guns and has recently made a statement reiterating their commitment to annual Assassin’s Creed releases.

Speaking to Edge, Ubisoft’s VP of creative, Lion Raynaud, was quoted as saying that it would be stupid not to release a new Assassin’s Creed game every year. “We are able to offer people a new Assassin’s Creed every year because they want Assassin’s Creed every year. As long as this is true we would be very stupid to not satisfy this need, but it puts a lot of pressure on us to create something that will never disappoint.” (more…)

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    Assassin’s Creed Unity Pre-Orders Have Begun

    Just last week we saw leaked screenshots of an upcoming Assassin’s Creed game called “Unity”. Ubisoft then confirmed the existence of the game which led to them releasing a trailer of it shortly after.

    According to Ubisoft, the game will be scheduled for a release around the holiday season of 2014, meaning that by our estimates, it should be good to go by August or so. In the meantime it looks like there are several retailers who have already started to take pre-orders for the game. (more…)

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    Assassin’s Creed Unity Teaser Trailer

    Assassin’s Creed Unity Teaser TrailerUbisoft has released a new “next-gen” Assassin’s Creed game trailer which shows much improved graphics (supposedly in-engine shots) that feature a highly detailed scene of 18th century France (guillotine included), high-dynamic range lighting, screen-space reflection and most likely physically-based rendering. Dense crowd of people along with smoke particles are also highlighted. (more…)

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    New Upcoming Assassin’s Creed Screenshots Leaked

    New Upcoming Assassins Creed Screenshots LeakedWe know that Ubisoft is planning on releasing a new Assassin’s Creed game every year, although we’re not sure how long more they can keep at it until fans get sick of it, but that’s the planned cycle for now.

    Given that we were treated to Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag in 2013, this means that in 2014 we can look forward to at least one new Assassin’s Creed title, right? Well thanks to the folks at Kotaku, they have managed to get their hands on an alleged leaked screenshot belonging to one of the two Assassin’s Creed titles pegged for a release later this year. (more…)

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    Assassin’s Creed Hidden Blade Replica needs mad skills to make it realistic

    assasins_creed_hidden_blade_replicaVideo games are definitely fun to play, and from time to time, you might even wish that you could end up in the shoes of the game’s protagonist, wielding all the power as well as magic (in some titles) as you go about saving the world. For those who love the Assassin’s Creed storyline, there is nothing quite like working stealthily behind the scenes, and there is one particular signature weapon of the heroic Assassins – the deadly hidden blade. The next time you decide to cosplay Assassin’s Creed, you might want to make sure that you have the $39.99 Assassin’s Creed Hidden Blade Replica as part of your costume’s repertoire.

    This signature weapon that has dealt death to many in the game looks like the real deal, until you realize that the “metal” is not actually metal upon touch. How does it work to extend its brand of realism to the world? A hairpin trigger gets the job done, and it is also good news that the Assassin’s Creed Hidden Blade Replica comes with a safety so that it will also prevent accidental instances of setting it off.
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    Ubisoft Exec Denies Assassin’s Creed V Will Take Place In Feudal Japan

    Ubisoft Exec Denies Assassins Creed V Will Take Place In Feudal JapanThe Assassin’s Creed franchise has seen a variety of different play settings, covering different parts of history throughout its games. With Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag being the latest title and taking place during the era of pirates, we’re sure many are wondering where the next Assassin’s Creed title could take place next. According to the rumors, it was suggested that feudal Japan could be the next setting for Assassin’s Creed V, but unfortunately those rumors have since been quashed by Ubisoft Toronto executive, Jade Raymond, during an interview with Adweek. (more…)

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    Assassin’s Creed 4 Freedom Cry DLC Will Be A Standalone Release Soon

    Assassin’s Creed 4 Freedom Cry DLC Will Be A Standalone Release SoonHere is some news for those of you out there who would like to enjoy a little bit of Assassin’s Creed 4 Freedom Cry DLC on the side – apparently, it will be released as a standalone title soon. In this particular DLC, it talks about Kenway’s pal Adewale, who happens to be in the right place and the right time, inciting a slave revolt in Saint Domingue. Expect this particular DLC to be separated from the regular Assassin’s Creed IV package, where it will arrive as a standalone title on the PS3, PS4 and PC.

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    Assassin’s Creed Ring: Don’t Wear It

    …or do wear it. I don’t know anymore. Ubisoft’s take on assassins morphed from a dude who was at least trying to be discreet to death-dealing mob lords and empire-building pirate captains. So a large ring marked with the Assassins’ symbol – why do they even have a symbol anyway? – made from genuine sterling silver or gold is just a grain of sand in Obvious Beach.

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    Order the ring from Paul Michael Design for $275 (USD). Then fly a red and white plane and drop a nuclear bomb on your next target, making sure to skywrite “WE WORK IN THE DARK TO SAVE THE LIGHT WE ARE ASSASSINS” as you make your escape. I’m sure no one will notice.