Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (Xbox 360)

This is a non-US region disc and it was not advertised as such.

Sólo puedo activar en inglés pero las instrucciones son en ruso.

Un jeu classique mais indémodable... j y ai joué dans le passé et mon fils prend maintenant la relève. Propulsé dans la Rome Antique... les decors sont epoustouflants!!

Arrivato nei tempi prestabiliti, in ottime condizioni nuovo. Regalato al compleanno di mio figlio è rimasto molto contento.Lo consiglierei a tutti quelli che piace giocare a questo tipo di giochi, il gioco è graficamente veramente fantastico.

I really enjoyed this installment of the Assassin's Creed series. I was fishing through some old games recently, when I realized I had never finished AC2. As I was coming to the end of that game, I only then understood that Brotherhood and Revelations were direct sequels. Once I finished the story I had to get Brotherhood.The game does a great job picking up where the last game left off. The gameplay mechanics are very similar, and the graphics have the same feel, which is not a bad thing. Rome looks great through the eyes of Ezio Auditore. In the previous game your entire base of operations was housed at Villa Monteriggioni which had to be upgraded and renovated. In Brotherhood you must rebuild Rome. In order to do so, you have to weaken the Borgia Influence by taking out key strategic positions. These actions would allow shops in the area to be renovated, allowing you to have more options to shop.There are some new gadgets, weapons, and abilities, but other than that, it feels a lot like AC2. There are pistols and crossbows now, giving Ezio more options to take out opponents at range. Horses can finally be taken through the city, which is extremely necessary. And there are more quick-travel options than in AC2. One of the most helpful additions is the execution kill streak. Now, after executing an enemy (usually after a counter attack), you can immediately take out another enemy by continuing the kill streak. I admit, it is a little overpowered, but you aren’t invulnerable during this period, and there are certain enemies who are invulnerable to the one-hit-KO.The last major addition is what the title itself hints at. Through his travels, Ezio has become quite the Master Assassin, and must begin training new recruits. You can choose to assist certain citizens throughout the city and recruit them to your cause, training them to become part of the Assassin’s Guild. When you have trainees, you can call on them to take out targets or assist you in battle. All it takes is a full Assassin’s bar, and a nifty little eagle whistle.If you are the kind of player that likes to get collectibles, there are a lot in this game. The Assassin’s tombs have been replaced by Romulus Lairs (but are of the same concept), the feathers are replaced with Borgia Flags, and there are some other collectibles as well.Overall, I think UBI Soft did an awesome job on Brotherhood. They identified a lot of the gaps and weaknesses in AC2 and worked on fixing them. They also managed to capitalize on the strengths of the previous games as well. They do a good job of not making the game too repetitive (a la Assassin’s Creed the First). Oh, and most importantly… IT’S FUN!Read lessComment| One person found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse4.0 out of 5 starsAC BrotherhoodByJMon March 11, 2012Format: Video Game|Verified PurchaseAssassin's Creed: Brotherhood turned out to be a really cool game. It builds upon the formula of Assassin's Creed II and is more polished. There are a few more fighting animations for Ezio and new colors for his outfit. What makes this game so good is the fact that you can take command of your own squad of Assassins that will help you upon your command during missions, and out in the world. Leveling them up is a cinch as well, as you can send them on missions all over Europe to gain experience. I would advise only sending them on missions with a 100 percent success rating. Keeping them around in Rome is the best way to monitor their progress, and you can choose their colors.Rome is beautiful and very true to its Renaissance inspiration. It's the only city in the game and it's huge. Players will have fun leaping across the rooftops. The enemies in the game are very challenging and are a joy to fight. The story is everything you'd expect from the Assassins Creed franchise and is good.The multiplayer is fun and suspenseful, as you must maneuver through the crowds searching for and running from other players.All in all this game gets an 8.5/10 from me, and I recommend it especially before playing Assassin's Creed: Revelations.