ESRB rates new DS Assassin's Creed

It sounds less like a direct sequel to the first Assassin's Creed DS game and more like a companion piece to the console Assassin's Creed II, a belief based only on the fact that the ESRB content description notes that it is "set during the Renaissance." The only other useful information in the content description is that it's a "side-scrolling action game," which could mean the same kind of mostly side-scrolling play found in Altair's Chronicles.
We're not surprised that Ubisoft hasn't said or shown anything related to this game. The company was similarly reticent about the first DS Assassin's Creed game -- after announcing it in October 2007, we didn't see a single screenshot until January, a month before its release.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
sony boy @ Aug 20th 2009 10:10AM
uh...yay??
ThatPCgameryouhate @ Aug 20th 2009 10:11AM
The first one sucked... just in case anyone forgot.
Captain Craphead @ Aug 20th 2009 11:58AM
The DS one sucked, but the iPhone-version seems to be rather good.
tmacairjordan87 @ Aug 20th 2009 12:22PM
Isn't the iphone game and the DS game the same?
TheCoats @ Aug 20th 2009 10:21AM
I actually liked the first one for what it was. I didn't expect it to be AC (360 style). It was short and super easy but I thought it was better than half 3/4th the DS games out there
David Black @ Aug 20th 2009 10:29AM
The 1st one was pretty terrible, but I'm sure it won't be rated M and lots of parents will end up buying this for their 11 year olds like the 1st one. I'm hoping the PSP version is decent but Ubi has kind of a dreadful reputation on handhelds.
NaeemTHM @ Aug 20th 2009 10:35AM
Assassin's Creed: Discovery? Awww...they should come up with a good "S" word so they can do that lame double meaning initial thing so many DS games have. Like Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword or Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
I vote for Assassin's Creed: Discovery Semite. You play as a tomb raiding Jew!
jaaaaaaaaaaames @ Aug 20th 2009 10:48AM
probably will be ported to the iphone for way cheaper like the first one on ds...
CBAkiba25 @ Aug 20th 2009 5:15PM
A bit excited, but no high hopes for it. I will be keeping an eye on it though. Lets see if Ubisoft can learn from their mistakes.
Bluebreaker @ Aug 20th 2009 7:48PM
Actually, I heard that the DS one was pretty good, but like Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword it suffered almost the same exact criticism: Too short of a game for how much they wanted to charge.
Which is sort of why the iphone version sort of took off well.