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Just about, I'd say; I think they dropped the first trailer for it mayyyyybe five years back? I'm guessing a late 2019 release for this (but hopefully earlier).
Was also quite surprised by the Fallout 76 stuff, looks good and it's nice to have it set in my home state of West Virginia. A bit surprised to hear it's FOUR times the size of its predecessor, given that was already a large game. It makes me worried that the world will feel a bit "empty," as map size really doesn't mean anything if there's nothing to do within it.
Really doesn't matter to me if it is true, Konami and I are no longer on speaking terms.
And, seriously, just Snake Eater? They're only re-porting that one because they know it's a guaranteed sell. Take a friggin' risk, Konami, and maybe please some of the people you pissed off by sacking Kojima.
I kept saying I'd have no interest in anything they might present, completely overlooking Splinter Cell somehow. I'll be VERY happy to get an announcement of either a new one, or some backwards compatible versions of the older titles.
I'll probably pass on it; the first one was fun solo, but hot damn was the PvP section pure and utter brain cancer. Nothing but toxic trolls ruining the fun for everyone that was playing it straight-laced.
I've had enough of those sort of people in Friday The 13th. Though at least one of the recent patches fixed it where trolls used to lock things like petrol, battery, keys and the fuse in the rooms that could only be entered by 1 door, and escaped from by a window.
It looks like a pirate equivalent of a Michael Bay film. After the first few minutes, my attention wandered.
I'm starting to feel is if there wont be any Splinter Cell announcement. Unless it will be at the very end, and merely an official announcement with no footage.
They could be saving it for last, knowing fans are eagerly awaiting it. And no wonder my Internet was slow: ANOTHER Assassin's Creed: Origins update popped up and is downloading on its own in the background. I'll never get to play this game at this rate, I just finished downloading the second most recent update.
Sounds like these two communities have a lot in common! Like I said, that toxicity will have me retroactively hate a title I was otherwise enjoying.
EDIT: So no Splinter Cell; perhaps it'll be saved for the PS4 show? Maybe Ubisoft has a deal with them to unveil it there, which would mean it'd have some exclusive content that the Xbox won't. Fingers crossed.
Something else that is broken, the salt mines, which have been introduced to discourage people from quitting out during a match also don't work properly. Players have claimed to have been put in the mines, because the host of a match quit!
Yes, no Splinter Cell. Maybe there is an exclusive deal, but... I don't know.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/kotaku.com/star-fox-will-appear-in-ubisofts-space-game-starlink-1826740937/amp
I'm so getting that along with the Arwing and Fox figurine.
It was never going to. Considering the movie came out in the interim, it never really happened in the first place.
I'll say, though, this looks like the first AC game since Brotherhood that actually interests me.
I had incorrectly assumed it would; shame, as it seemed the last one benefitted from that extra year.
Oh, I'm not saying that like I had inside info, or anything, I'm saying that in a cynical "They'll never give up that annual release money for too long" kind of way.
On the one hand it looks great. Everything that was brilliant about Origins is back but the setting seems even cooler and more diverse, it's got naval stuff to rival Black Flag and there seems to be even more freedom and choice (multiple options/endings for the different stories, being able to talk your way out of a situation instead of just fighting).
On the other hand it's set even further back than Origins. And that was the origin story, so you're not even a proto assassin now. You're just a character in that world. The magic of the story for me isn't the weird alien stuff, or even the historical side of it (although that is pretty cool). It's the whole secret badass society side of it, the assassin/templar war and the moral debate that brings up. I mean, it's called Assassin's Creed. I want to play as an assassin and fight templars (I know there's that side of it in the modern day but I've never cared about that).
I'm definitely going to buy it and I can get on board with it for this one. But I'm hoping next year they go forward in time again to when the assassins and templars are established. Maybe a much more modern setting in a big city again to change things up after two games of ancient history.