'Assassin's Creed Anthology' coming soon

'Assassin's Creed Anthology' announced by Ubisoft

 

Assassin's Creed Anthology has been announced by Ubisoft.

The Amazon-exclusive Anthology will contain the original Assassin's Creed, Assassin's Creed 2, Brotherhood, Revelations and Assassin's Creed 3.

Each game comes with post-release single-player and multiplayer DLC, including 'Sequence 12' and 'Sequence 13', 'The Da Vinci Disappearance' and 'The Lost Archive'.

It also ships with the Assassin's Creed 3 season pass, which unlocks all future add-ons, the first of which is due in December.

The box set includes five Assassin's Creed lithographs, an exclusive steel-book and a collector's box.

Assassin's Creed Anthology will be available from November 30 for the PS3 and Xbox 360, costing £119.99.

'Black Ops 2' gets 'surprise' trailer

'Black Ops 2' gets 'surprise' trailer featuring Robert Downey Jr

Black Ops 2 has received a live-action trailer. Directed by Guy Ritchie, the 'Surprise' video features cameo appearances from Robert Downey Jr and YouTube sensation FPS Russia.

The video follows the official launch trailer, which is also set to AC/DC's 'Back in Black'.
Announced earlier this year, Black Ops 2 is set during a 21st century Cold War and will release on November 13 on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. A Wii U version will follow.
The game's campaign will feature usable drones and horses, as well as a robot enemy force fighting in a devastated Los Angeles.
TranZit will be the primary zombie mode for Black Ops 2, adding context to the fight against the undead. The mode will feature an expansive open world, which up to four players can explore either on foot or using a bus. The bus allows faster travel between locations, but can become difficult to escape from if overrun by zombies.
This month, Activision confirmed that Call of Duty Elite will drop its annual subscription, and will
instead opt for a Season Pass for Black Ops 2.
Black Ops 2 will be available on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC from November 13 worldwide, and Wii U from November 30 in Europe.

'Grand Theft Auto 5' first artwork unveiled, details coming soon

Rockstar Games has revealed the first official piece of Grand Theft Auto 5 artwork today. The concept art shows two figures wearing jumpsuits and gas masks getting out of the back of a van, and - as it is Grand Theft Auto - both figures are of course also carrying assault rifles.

Rockstar did not provide any context for the artwork, which may be depicting a mission from the upcoming game. The studio also teased that there will be "lots of info coming next month" about Grand Theft Auto 5. Announced last year, Grand Theft Auto 5 is thought to follow the exploits of lead character Albert De Silva, played by Ned Luke. It was originally rumoured to have a release scheduled for this year, though more recent retailer listings have suggested it could arrive in March 2013. Up until now Rockstar Games has remained tight-lipped, not confirming a release date or platforms for Grand Theft Auto 5. Presumably that will change next month when the studio reveals new details.
Watch the Grand Theft Auto 5 debut trailer below:

Black Ops 2 launch trailer

'Black Ops 2' launch trailer revealed - watch 

Black Ops 2 has received its launch trailer from Activision. The video, fittingly set to the tune of AC/DC's 'Back in Black', shows footage from throughout the campaign including equipment from the near-future setting like wingsuits in action.

Announced earlier this year, Black Ops 2 is set during a 21st century Cold War and will release on November 13 on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. A Wii U version will follow. The game's campaign will feature usable drones and horses, as well as a robot enemy force fighting in a devastated Los Angeles. TranZit will be the primary zombie mode for Black Ops 2, adding context to the fight against the undead. The mode will feature an expansive open world, which up to four players can explore either on foot or using a bus. The bus allows faster travel between locations, but can become difficult to escape from if overrun by zombies. Earlier this week, Activision confirmed that Call of Duty Elite will drop its annual subscription, and will instead opt for a Season Pass for Black Ops 2.