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Additionally, thanks to a Joystiq tipster it's been revealed that you can pull up some cool 3-D models of the knife attachment by printing out the symbol at the end of the teaser trailer and holding it up to a webcam while on the site. The site doesn't offer a whole lot else, but we'll keep checking to see when it gets updated.

AlexSecura wrote:I wanted to do this Topic also

That are the first Hints about AC2:



You will have Wings?
Is it a Mid-Age Apperature to fly?
Is it 16 Century?
How knows xD

Hidden/Spoiler:

Meet Ezio, the new white-clad contract killer taking over for Altair in Assassin's Creed II.

Issue 103 of Game Informer magazine should be hitting store shelves next week, featuring the world exclusive reveal of Assassin's Creed II, with Ezio dramatically posing on the front cover. Ezio is a young noble who lost his family to rival families and is out for revenge, or at least I am assuming he's out for revenge. He could be just fine with it, having wanted to be an assassin anyway.

DeathRow wrote:Oh my, that looks great.

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That's a full picture of Ezio

Taivyx wrote:

Additionally, thanks to a Joystiq tipster it's been revealed that you can pull up some cool 3-D models of the knife attachment by printing out the symbol at the end of the teaser trailer and holding it up to a webcam while on the site. The site doesn't offer a whole lot else, but we'll keep checking to see when it gets updated.

Haven't tried it meself, seeing as I don't own a webcam, but just to answer any questions people may have about the end.

Achronos-117 wrote:I'd rather have a direct sequel

Softpedia wrote:Assassin's Creed was one of the most innovative games of 2007, showcasing a unique type of stealth gameplay in which you played an ancient assassin during the Crusades at the beginning of the 1100s in the Middle East. But, sadly, what it gained with scenery and innovation it lost with the repetitive missions and the somewhat stupid deaths.

We've already heard Ubisoft announce its sequel and, thanks to the teaser campaign created by the company, we’ve received confirmation that the game will be set in Italy during the 1400s, with the player wearing the hooded cape of Ezio, a nobleman of Florence who was betrayed by the influential families that were ruling the country at that time.

Now, Ubisoft has decided to reveal a second trailer with a few tidbits of information about the story of the game, emphasizing the importance that the famous inventor Leonardo Da Vinci will have in the title, and saying that history during the Renaissance was written in blood.

At the end of the video, the familiar eagle sound that played in specific moments in the first game is heard, hinting that Ezio is a descendant of Altair, who was the protagonist of the original Assassin's Creed. Hopefully, more details about his quest for vengeance will be revealed soon.

“Our creative team is working hard to top the experience of Assassin's Creed,” said Patrice Desilets, creative director at Ubisoft. “We've made improvements to every aspect of the game. We've plunged ourselves into the stunning history of the Italian Renaissance so that we can offer fans a unique, varied and innovative Assassin's Creed experience.”

Here is the second teaser trailer, which gives us a few glimpses into the story of the game, courtesy of GameTrailers.