Assassin's Creed 2 producer sees franchise expanding beyond a trilogy, maybe into WWII
by Ben Gilbert 
on Oct 13th 2009 9:00PM
When asked whether or not the
Assassin's Creed series would be getting a third installment,
Assassin's Creed 2 producer
Sébastien Puel thinks the answer almost goes without saying. "I'm often asked if we're doing a third game after ACII... I mean, we could do 35 of these," he (hopefully) exaggerates to Xbox World 360 in the mag's latest issue (via CVG). When the game's creative director told us the second game would be
ending with a cliffhanger, we didn't know he meant we'd have to play 35 games to resolve it -- that's approximately 35,000
assassinated fools, by our estimations.
Explaining his hyperbole further, Puel admits that a female assassin isn't out of the question, even confirming "We've had discussions on that very topic." Still, the Ubisoft producer doesn't want to switch the protagonist's gender without a good reason. "
World War II, the economies in England and France were run by women because the men were off fighting ...
we don't want to just decide we want to change and have a female hero, as the first inspiration is always the time period." To read the full interview in its original context, pick up the latest issue of Xbox World 360 (if you're in the UK, that is).
