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	*Robert de Sablé's guards are all [[Knights Hospitalier]] owing to the fact all horsemen of the chase sequences are Hospitallers.		*Robert de Sablé's guards are all [[Knights Hospitalier]] owing to the fact all horsemen of the chase sequences are Hospitallers.
	*Rather than an elderly man, Sinan is depicted as a muscular man in black Templar armor and a black cloak that hides his entire face in darkness save a pair of red, glowing eyes.		*Rather than an elderly man, Sinan is depicted as a muscular man in black Templar armor and a black cloak that hides his entire face in darkness save a pair of red, glowing eyes.

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	==Official synopsis==		==Official synopsis==
	'''''Altair''', an Assassin, was [[Glory\|stripped]] of his rank and possessions and forced to [[Failure\|flee]] in disgrace because he [[Acquisition\|failed]] an [[Assassination\|important mission]] due to his arrogance and over-confidence However, '''Sinan, [[Mentor\|Master]] of the Assassins''', presents him with a list of '''eight''' men, each bound by a desire to intensify and exploit the Third Crusade. Sinan explains that if Altair kills these men, his status will be restore, and his previous failure will be forgiven as well. Thus begins Altair's journey as an Assassin...''		'''''Altair''', an Assassin, was [[Glory\|stripped]] of his [[Assassin rank\|rank]] and possessions and forced to [[Failure\|flee]] in disgrace because he [[Acquisition\|failed]] an [[Assassination\|important mission]] due to his arrogance and over-confidence However, '''[[Al Mualim\|Sinan]], [[Mentor\|Master]] of the Assassins''', presents him with a list of '''eight''' men, each bound by a desire to intensify and exploit the Third Crusade. Sinan explains that if Altair kills these men, his status will be restore, and his previous failure will be forgiven as well. Thus begins Altair's journey as an Assassin...''

	==Storyline==		==Storyline==
	Altaïr is a member of the Assassins, a faction in [[Assassin-Templar War\|opposition]] to the Knights Templar. Before the Third Crusade, he is the most skilled Assassin in the entire Order. After he failed]] to assassinate [[Robert de Sablé]] and [[Defense of Masyaf\|led]] the Templars back to [[Masyaf]], he was demoted, though Altaïr's master and the Assassins' leader ~~[[Al Mualim\|~~Sinan]] offered him a task to regain his former reputation. Altaïr is ordered to kill ~~seven~~ high-ranking Templars scattered throughout the three cities of [[Acre]], Masyaf, and [[Jerusalem]]. He first kills [[Sibrand]], [[William of Montferrat\|William de Montferrat]], and [[Garnier de Naplouse]] in Acre' then strikes [[Abu'l Nuqoud\|~~Vizier~~ Abull Aswad]] and [[Tamir\|Tamir Bin Musa]] near Masyaf, and finishes with [[Majd Addin\|Maj Aldin]], [[Talal\|Tallal]], and Robert in Jerusalem. With his reputation restored and his missions completed, Altaïr returns to Sinan, only to discover that Sinan is ~~in fact~~ secretly a Templar who had manipulated Altaïr to eliminate Sinan's former allies to consolidate more power for himself. With this revelation of Sinan's betrayal of [[the Creed]], Altaïr is forced to [[Assassination (Al Mualim)\|confront]] and [[Retaking of Masyaf\|kill]] his former master. With Sinan dead, Altaïr obtains and hides the treasure he had previously looted from Robert, an elusive [[Piece of Eden]] capable of altering the [[Earth\|world]]'s fate.		Altaïr is a member of the Assassins, a faction in [[Assassin-Templar War\|opposition]] to the [[Knights Templar]]. Before the Third Crusade, he is the most skilled Assassin in the entire Order. After he failed to assassinate [[Robert de Sablé]] and [[Defense of Masyaf\|led]] the Templars back to [[Masyaf]], he was demoted, though Altaïr's master and the Assassins' leader Sinan offered him a task to regain his former reputation. Altaïr is ordered to kill eight high-ranking Templars scattered throughout the three cities of [[Acre]], Masyaf, and [[Jerusalem]]. He first kills [[Sibrand]], [[William of Montferrat\|William de Montferrat]], and [[Garnier de Naplouse]] in Acre, then strikes Vizier [[Abu'l Nuqoud\|Abull Aswad]] and [[Tamir\|Tamir Bin Musa]] near Masyaf, and finishes with [[Majd Addin\|Maj Aldin]], [[Talal\|Tallal]], and Robert in Jerusalem. With his reputation restored and his missions completed, Altaïr returns to Sinan, only to discover that Sinan is secretly a Templar who had manipulated Altaïr to eliminate Sinan's former allies to consolidate more power for himself. With this revelation of Sinan's betrayal of [[the Creed]], Altaïr is forced to [[Assassination (Al Mualim)\|confront]] and [[Retaking of Masyaf\|kill]] his former master. With Sinan dead, Altaïr obtains and hides the treasure he had previously looted from Robert, an elusive [[Piece of Eden]] capable of altering the [[Earth\|world]]'s fate.

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
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	===Weapons===		===Weapons===
	[[File:AC Mobile Gameplay.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Altaïr using the grappling hook]]		[[File:AC Mobile Gameplay.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Altaïr using the grappling hook]]
	Throughout his journey, Altaïr has the ability to use five different weapons: his [[sword]], a grappling hook, [[bombs]], a [[crossbow]], and a [[Hidden Blade]]. Each comes with different advantages for dealing with enemies Altaïr encounters along his journey.		Throughout his journey, Altaïr has the ability to use five different weapons: his sword, a grappling hook, bombs, a crossbow, and a [[Hidden Blade]]. Each comes with different advantages for dealing with enemies Altaïr encounters along his journey.
	;Sword		;Sword
	Altaïr has this weapon from the beginning of the game. When he confronts an enemy, he automatically draws his sword. He is also capable of blocking enemy attacks and dodging them by moving backwards. By pressing down on the D-pad or 8 when the enemy's health is low, Altaïr went behind the enemy's back, and then, by pressing the button in the middle of the D-pad, 5, or the attack icon, he kills him with the ~~hidden blade~~. He can also use his sword to move mechanisms so that he can jump on platforms, or he can use it to drop ~~flameholders~~ on the walls and light torches.		Altaïr has this weapon from the beginning of the game. When he confronts an enemy, he automatically draws his sword. He is also capable of blocking enemy attacks and dodging them by moving backwards. By pressing down on the D-pad or 8 when the enemy's health is low, Altaïr went behind the enemy's back, and then, by pressing the button in the middle of the D-pad, 5, or the attack icon, he kills him with the Hidden Blade. He can also use his sword to move mechanisms so that he can jump on platforms, or he can use it to drop lit braziers on the walls and light torches.
	;Grappling hook		;Grappling hook
	Altaïr obtains this weapon after winning the confrontation against Garnier de Naplouse. It can be used to swing on hooks in the ceiling, to pull icicles and objects to ground level, or to catch an enemy and use him as a jumping platform.		Altaïr obtains this weapon after winning the confrontation against Garnier de Naplouse. It can be used to swing on hooks in the ceiling, to pull icicles and objects to ground level, or to catch an enemy and use him as a jumping platform.
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	The bomb is a very effective weapon, although its supply is limited and has to be refilled by walking into a weapon recharging point. While fighting guards, it is a lot easier to throw a bomb than to fight with the sword. Altaïr obtains the bombs before his meeting with Tamir bin Musa.		The bomb is a very effective weapon, although its supply is limited and has to be refilled by walking into a weapon recharging point. While fighting guards, it is a lot easier to throw a bomb than to fight with the sword. Altaïr obtains the bombs before his meeting with Tamir bin Musa.
	;Crossbow		;Crossbow
	Altaïr later obtains the crossbow after killing Maj Aldim. He can use it to shoot enemies from afar, trigger gear mechanisms, or shoot down ~~flameholders~~ to light torches. Like the bombs, its supply is limited and has to be refilled by walking into a weapon recharging point.		Altaïr later obtains the crossbow after killing Maj Aldim. He can use it to shoot enemies from afar, trigger gear mechanisms, or shoot down braziers to light torches. Like the bombs, its supply is limited and has to be refilled by walking into a weapon recharging point.
	;Hidden Blade		;Hidden Blade
	Altaïr uses a Hidden Blade in the assassination of his targets. While not a selectable weapon like the others, the Hidden Blade allows for quick situational or critical kills. The Hidden Blade can also be used as a counter-kill weapon when paired with the sword.		Altaïr uses a Hidden Blade in the assassination of his targets. While not a selectable weapon like the others, the Hidden Blade allows for quick situational or critical kills. The Hidden Blade can also be used as a counter-kill weapon when paired with the sword.

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	\|Website=http://www.gameloft.com/mobile-games/assassins-creed/}}		\|Website=http://www.gameloft.com/mobile-games/assassins-creed/}}
	'''''Assassin's Creed''''' is a mobile game developed and published by [[Gameloft]], a sister company of [[Ubisoft]], that was released for keypad-based ~~mobile~~ phones ~~and Android~~ in 2007, alongside the [[Assassin's Creed\|main game]]. A {{Wiki\|side-scrolling video game}}, it loosely follows the main game's plot, featuring [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] in the [[Third Crusade]] as he tries to redeem his honor and [[Assassin rank\|rank]] by [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunting]] various [[Templars]].		'''''Assassin's Creed''''' is a mobile game developed and published by [[Gameloft]], a sister company of [[Ubisoft]], that was released for {{Wiki\|Feature phone\|keypad-based}} phones in 2007 alongside the [[Assassin's Creed\|main game]]. A {{Wiki\|side-scrolling video game}}, it loosely follows the main game's plot, featuring [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] in the [[Third Crusade]] as he tries to redeem his honor and [[Assassin rank\|rank]] by [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunting]] various [[Templars]].

	==Official synopsis==		==Official synopsis==

imported>Darman36: /Official synopsis/ This non-canon entry has an opening crawl paragraph before starting game instead of proper official synopsis like recent series entries.

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Official synopsis: This non-canon entry has an opening crawl paragraph before starting game instead of proper official synopsis like recent series entries.

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	[[File:AC Mobile Gameplay.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Altaïr using the grappling hook]]		[[File:AC Mobile Gameplay.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Altaïr using the grappling hook]]
	Throughout his journey, Altaïr has the ability to use five different weapons: his [[~~swords and maces\|~~sword]], a grappling hook, [[bombs]], a [[crossbow]], and a [[Hidden Blade\|hidden blade]]. Each comes with different advantages for dealing with enemies Altaïr encounters along his journey.		Throughout his journey, Altaïr has the ability to use five different weapons: his [[sword]], a grappling hook, [[bombs]], a [[crossbow]], and a [[Hidden Blade\|hidden blade]]. Each comes with different advantages for dealing with enemies Altaïr encounters along his journey.

	'''Sword'''<br />		'''Sword'''<br />

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imported>TTL TTLR at 19:29, 12 October 2020

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