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You're reading a bit too much into this. The point was to show a huge victory sign, nothing more.

You're kidding, right? If anything, this is Battlehorn Castle all over again, except you get to put it wherever you want, design it, put whatever stuff you want in the rooms you chose, raise whatever family you want in it, and periodically defend it. That's a little bit more content than some armor that doubles a…

So that's what Assassin's Creed Initiates is going to be...

Good. Invulnerable Minions is and was bullshit, and abilities like Arcane Sentry (aka, the 4,000,000+ DPS Purple Beam of Instakill) are way too powerful.

The framerate problem is now largely dependent on your hardware. From the relatively low system requirements, it looks like it will be an easy problem to fix.

They've since changed it for the better. All downloadable titles can transfer over between 3DS systems (actually, nearly everything transfers over now).

The digital copy has a digital manual as well, like most physical 3DS titles.

It is no worse on PC than it is on consoles. Both versions are rendered at the same resolution and have the same framerate cap. The difference is, a sufficiently-powerful PC (aka, most of them) will now be able to get a better framerate from areas like Blighttown, and in other places where the consoles' hardware…

Three months. To the day, almost.

That doesn't look like Star Wars so much as "Mass Effect with a little bit of Crysis sprinkled in". Cool though!

Do yourself a favor and get it on PC. Just about any computer can run it, and it has about 300 updates worth of content over the console versions. (No, seriously.)

I think Coach would have made a better Morpheus, but this is awesome regardless.

+1

Did you just admit you were trolling? Because that's news to approximately none of us.

You are the reason why Kotaku needs a blocklist.

Or that horsepower isn't everything and that this is, at best, going to be a repeat of the DS/PSP war.

Reminds me of this TAS of the original Megaman, at least by the end. Crazy how a game can be screwed up so much with raw input alone.

And sometimes it is, funnily enough.