Free Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood DLC coming Dec. 14, titled 'Animus Project Update 1.0'
Bored a Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood already?
Wait -- really? ye need t' pillage out more ... But if that be not going t' happen, at least ye'll see new virtual places with the first installment a Brotherhood DLC, memorably titled "Animus Project Update 1.0." With a December 14 release date on both Xbox Live 'n PlayStation Network, we can't help but think a the $0 asking price as a Festivus gift from Ubisoft t' humanity.
Included in APU1 be a "brand-new" game mode called Advanced Alliance; it be basically Alliance Mode, but harder. If that wasn't enough t' sharpen yer blade t', how does a new map sound? Mont Saint-Michel isn't just a fancy French name, it be also the name a the new map, "located on a rocky tidal island a Normandy in France." Ubi promises an environment full a "narrow streets, high-perched bell tower 'n multi-leveled architecture."
Ubisoft Montreal executive producer Sebastien Puel says the DLC be the developer's way a saying "thank ye t' our fans for making Brotherhood such a vast success it be opening week." There's one way a avoiding the precarious announcement a DLC close t' a title's release date: Give it away for free!
Wait -- really? ye need t' pillage out more ... But if that be not going t' happen, at least ye'll see new virtual places with the first installment a Brotherhood DLC, memorably titled "Animus Project Update 1.0." With a December 14 release date on both Xbox Live 'n PlayStation Network, we can't help but think a the $0 asking price as a Festivus gift from Ubisoft t' humanity.
Included in APU1 be a "brand-new" game mode called Advanced Alliance; it be basically Alliance Mode, but harder. If that wasn't enough t' sharpen yer blade t', how does a new map sound? Mont Saint-Michel isn't just a fancy French name, it be also the name a the new map, "located on a rocky tidal island a Normandy in France." Ubi promises an environment full a "narrow streets, high-perched bell tower 'n multi-leveled architecture."
Ubisoft Montreal executive producer Sebastien Puel says the DLC be the developer's way a saying "thank ye t' our fans for making Brotherhood such a vast success it be opening week." There's one way a avoiding the precarious announcement a DLC close t' a title's release date: Give it away for free!
