The Nerd Stash: Assassin's Creed: Shadows is delivering what fans have begged for: an AC game in Feudal Japan. It turns out the devs wanted it just as bad.
Richard Bailey of The Koalition writes: Assassin’s Creed Shadows was revealed as a cinematic world premiere trailer on May 15th. Set within feudal Japan and fixated on two playable protagonists in Naoe and Yasuke, I fully expected Shadows to be another typical Assassin’s Creed game with only a few key changes to enhance the overall experience.
This game definitely looks great so far and will satisfy those who have been waiting for an Assassin's Creed game set within Feudal Japan.
Another? Lol look i have nothing against Shadows unlike lot of other people but when the f was AC a hard hitting classic? 16 years ago? 😂
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CC writes, "After seeing Assassin's Creed Shadows demoed three ways by Ubisoft, I have a lot of faith in what I saw."
Tell me lies tell me sweet little baby lies
Yet you never did it
We’ve been waiting for this since Assassins Creed III, hell even during Revelations people were mentioning it. So that’s over 12-13 years now.
The fact is they didn’t want to do it, saw how successful Ghost of Tsushima was and then decided to do it because someone else took the risk first
Quite sad it took them this long to get to an Asian setting for a big AC game.
The game looks pretty generic and rough unfortunately. The setting looks nice only because Japan already looks beautiful.
I'll pick it up for $15 on sale half a year from it's release lol.
You left hints at the end of the very first game for feudal japan, you later made an official statement saying you will never go to feudal japan, you compromised with the garbage AC chronicles. Then GoT did it for you, and better, now you want to come out with not only AC Shadows but also AC Jade. What a joke 🤣
They were waiting for the time to be ripe for when Yasuke's controversy would reach its peak.