Ubisoft has released a new update for Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate. According to its changelog, this update packs fixed several render issues and improves overall performance and stability.
Xfire opines: "There was a time in video games where female characters were just delicate princesses, a damsel in distress, and had to be saved by a hero. I'm looking at you, Super Mario Bros and Legend of Zelda. If not a damsel in distress, they were served as eye candy to please the male-dominant gaming space.
But ever since then, video games have come a long way. The new-age video games have witnessed the emergence of heroines who aren't delicates damsels in distress. Heck, even Princess Peach and Princess Zelda have developed so well as independent characters in their universe.
Today, in the spirit of International Women's Day, we're celebrating the most badass video game heroines."
Let’s shit on Mario because peach wasn’t manly enough. Are you saying princesses can’t be victims? Look at Meghan Markle. I heared she just got her 6 million dollar a year allowance taken away. Such tragedy.
so many grammatical errors, had to stop reading... "Aveline de Grandpré was the first canon Assassin from the Assassin's Creed franchise." really? the first canon assassin? or first female canon assassin? "You may think I'm an Assassin's Creed for two consecutive entries" hmm... I dont think you're an assassin's creed... but you may be an assassin's creed fan?
As you've no doubt already heard, E3 was cancelled twice this year - but this time, it had nothing to do with coronavirus. This was following the social media team's ill-advised decision to share an article from Parade titled "The Games We Play! 25 Online Games That Women Enjoy." So with that in mind, here's some of the favorite titles from the female-aligned writers of GameLuster
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This is a reaction to another list that popped up that was just a bunch of phone games.
Women can like any type of game. Why assume that women don’t have a diverse taste in games? My wife doesn’t play games much but she lives all 2D Castlevania games the most
You're right of course. Around the world, many different women like many different genres.
But according to statistics, a majority of them like casual and mobile games.
Twinfinite Writes: The Assassin's Creed series has been all around history at this point, but there are still plenty of time periods that would be a perfect fit for the franchise.
Yeah although I wouldn't like a wild west one.
I would say the hundred year war would be my favourite and world war settings.
But as mr_cheese says am sure they will all get covered at some point..
I would like a spartacus one most of all though, that would of been there best story for the next assassins creed in my eyes, especially if a good portion of the game was to be captured, be raised in a ludus, fight for freedom in the collesium and raise hordes to kill off the Romans..
Even if they used 7 of these, you'd still find a way to make a multiple page article out this topic.
I really don't understand the obsession with a Japanese setting. We already have 3 big games set in Ancient Japan coming out next year, we seriously don't need another one.
I don't think constantly writing about something is going to change anyone's mind when they already have plans to do something a certain way . It will eventually only make your readers annoyed, and you look obsessive.
It's twinfinite. All they do is regurgitate the same articles over and over again.
Oh well, at least now we can flag those articles as duplicates, and cite this article as the original source.
Well, it took Ubisoft a couple of months but at least Syndicate is now in a better state than Unity ever was.
Unity is so bad that I've been reluctant to give Syndicate a try. It's hard to stay drawn into a game when the A.I. are constantly climbing over each other, or standing in mid air, and I seen one the other day one who kept squatting, then standing, then squatting again. I hear Syndicate is much better, so I may give it a try, but I'm in no rush.