Ubisoft has published a rather nice video-walkthrough with 7 minutes of gameplay, played and commented by the developers.

We won’t be saying much, the video does all the talking. We’ll remind you all, however, that Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood will be launched for PlayStation 3, PC and XBox 360 on November 16th. Enjoy!

The guys from Ubisoft Montreal have released two new videos for Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood at the GamesCom 2010. Placed ten years after the second chapter of the saga, Brotherhood will feature Ezio Auditore once more, running towards Rome to continue his mission and destroy the Templars.

Before we leave you to the videos, we remind you all that Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood will be launched for XBox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC on November 16th.

Enjoy!

Ubisoft has revealed the American Collector’s Edition for Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood. It seems rather complete and even features a jack-in-the-box collectible toy. Very nice!

The whole pack will feature:

- Game DVD
- The “jack-in-the-box” toy (GameStop has a special Harlequin version, while the others feature the Doctor).
- Codes for two exclusive single-player maps (Aqueduct and Trajan Market)
- Art book
- A strategic map featuring Rome
- A CD with the soundtrack
- DVD featuring trailer, making-off and preview for the Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood comics

That seems quite interesting indeed. Below are some images for the Collector’s Edition, while the Europeans will have the Codex Version instead. Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood will be launched for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360 next November 16th.

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Batman: Arkham City is the official title for the Arkham Asylum 2, and the game’s been officially announced by Warner Bros.

They’ve also given us a timeframe for the launch: Autumn 2011, so more than a year to go still. The official website is also opened: http://www.batmanarkhamcity.com, where players can subscribe in order to get more information and updates on the game.

Those that are afraid that the next Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood would be a simple spin-off from the second chapter of the series, producer Jean-François Boivin has cleared things out to Eurogamer. According to him, it is a true sequel:

“It’s not a mission pack,” he said. “It’s not a 2.5. It’s set in Rome, which is three times the size of Florence, which technologically is a challenge to do, just memory wise. You have this enormous playground to play with. And you have these new features, these new elements that bring a new twist and a new angle to Ezio’s story.

It’s about Ezio teaching others how to become assassins. There are a lot of core features we worked on. We brought a lot of new, deep and vast features – the old Rome upgrade system, the economic system - the Brotherhood is a game in of itself.”

The Brotherhood will have a multiplayer mode as well, which is being highly awaited by players, but those skeptical ones can rest assure that it won’t become a simple Assassin’s Creed 2.5.

Ubisoft Montreal has released ten new screenshots for Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood.. For those who don’t know what Brotherhood will be about, the game is set ten years after the second chapter of the series: the main character is again Ezio Auditore, that finds himself forced to scape towards Rome in order to rejoin the Assassins, aiming to weaken the Templar order.

But the main focus on this spinoff is the multiplayer mode, only loosely connected to the single-player mode, but that will allow players to play as their own assassin to find and assassinate players in multiplayer mode.

We’ll leave you to the images now, and remind you that Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood will be coming to the PlayStation 3, PC and XBox 360 on November 16th.

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After having officially announced Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood, now we present a video-tutorial that explains how the multiplayer will be offered in the third chapter of the famous action title.

As explained in the video, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood offers many different game modes and different usable characters (at this point in development there are eight, more should be added upon the game’s launch), and once the character’s chosen, it’s possible to explore the game map (which is huge, compared to the previous chapters). The objective is to kill a specific person without being caught.

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood will be launched on November 16th for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360. Enjoy the video!

Those that followed the Microsoft conference during the E3 2010 have seen a teaser trailer for a mysterious game from Crytek in exclusive to the Xbox 360.

The game’s being developed together with Microsoft Game Studios and the project doesn’t even have an official title: the few suppositions can be made thanks to the narrative component and the nature of the project, currently hidden under the codename “kingdoms”. The history seems to be set back in Ancient Rome and a series of main characters, gladiators that seem to have escaped from their slavery. The only thing that seems to be confirmed is that the engine will be the CryEngine 3, that will debut for PC and Console with the highly-awaited Crysis 2.

We know nothing else about the title, yet, but we’ll be tuned. In the meantime, check the teaser trailer! Enjoy!

A few days before the beginning of the E3, the Mortal Kombat fans have had quite an interesting surprise. There has been a video found on the net and published by the guys from Joystiq that shows around 8 minutes of a live-action scene that makes room for a lot of rumors. Some said it could be a new chapter of the game, some said it could be a new action movie.

The truth is that according to Jeri Ryan, who plays Sonya Blade in the short trailer, the video would have been made in order to sell the new vision of the series to Warner Bros. Perhaps we need to wait the E3 for more information about a new chapter, in any case. We’ll be tuned. In the meantime, enjoy the trailer. Should that become a live-action movie, it looks promising.

A lot of time has passed since the first announcement for Max Payne 3, and a few postponings that we would have preferred not to have in such a highly awaited title. But here comes yet another one: Take-Two has announced that the game will be postponed again to 2011’s fiscal year, which starts in November 1st.

We’ll have to hope for an early release during that period, since Take-Two gave no release date.