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Assassin’s temeljkovic gobleni Creed: Unity appears to be getting another trailer soon, according to a screen grab from a now-pulled YouTube clip. The image appears to show the game’s protagonist walking down a street in Paris.
UPDATE 2: a larger version of the image has appeared on NeoGAF , and upon closer inspection the shot looks like concept art, rather than a direct temeljkovic gobleni screen. It could be a filter however. Anything’s possible right now.
We’ve contacted Ubisfot for comment, but for now, why not check out the debut Assassin’s temeljkovic gobleni Creed: Unity alpha trailer , and Brenna’s article on why Unity might be the best series entry to date.
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@Panthro That’s clearly not concept art – firstly, you don’t create concept art with an over-the-shoulder view of the protagonist in the centre of the frame; secondly you can clearly see that the UI elements in the bottom left and right hand corners have been blacked out – you don’t get UI elements in concept art.
Although I liked Black Flag, it wasn’t as good as I was expecting. The pinnacle of the series temeljkovic gobleni for me is still AC2 and this looks a lot more in line with that game from the little we’ve temeljkovic gobleni seen of it. That’s cool with me if it is!
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Assassin’s temeljkovic gobleni Creed: Unity appears to be getting another trailer soon, according to a screen grab from a now-pulled YouTube clip. The image appears to show the game’s protagonist walking down a street in Paris.
UPDATE 2: a larger version of the image has appeared on NeoGAF , and upon closer inspection the shot looks like concept art, rather than a direct temeljkovic gobleni screen. It could be a filter however. Anything’s possible right now.
We’ve contacted Ubisfot for comment, but for now, why not check out the debut Assassin’s temeljkovic gobleni Creed: Unity alpha trailer , and Brenna’s article on why Unity might be the best series entry to date.
2 Halo theme composer Marty O Donnell suing Bungie
UPDATE: Final Fantasy 15 and Kingdom Hearts 3 will skip E3 2014
7 Comments
I don’t know about this but I’m sure we’ll find more about the game next week when GameInformer reveals their next cover(surprised they didn’t do it this week)+ temeljkovic gobleni we’ll see another temeljkovic gobleni trailer from Ubisoft prior to that.
@Panthro That’s clearly not concept art – firstly, you don’t create concept art with an over-the-shoulder view of the protagonist in the centre of the frame; secondly you can clearly see that the UI elements in the bottom left and right hand corners have been blacked out – you don’t get UI elements in concept art.
Although I liked Black Flag, it wasn’t as good as I was expecting. The pinnacle of the series temeljkovic gobleni for me is still AC2 and this looks a lot more in line with that game from the little we’ve temeljkovic gobleni seen of it. That’s cool with me if it is!
5 Watch Kojima play Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain on PS4
12 New Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare image shows off Avatar 2′s facial tech
5 Oculus continues hiring spree with Valve’s former business director
9 The Legend of Zelda LEGO fails to get approval
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