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	\|name = Assassin's Creed II ~~(Mobile Game)~~		\|name = Assassin's Creed II
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	\|Developer = [[Gameloft]]		\|Developer = [[Gameloft]]
	\|Publisher = Gameloft		\|Publisher = Gameloft
	\|Released = October 20, 2009		\|Released = October 20, 2009
	\|Genre = ~~Historic Action-Adventure~~		\|Genre = Platform
	\|Game modes = Single-Player		\|Game modes = Single-Player
	\|ESRB = M (Mature)		\|ESRB = M (Mature)
	\|Platform = Mobile ~~phone~~		\|Platform = Mobile phones<br>Touchscreen Java phones<br>Android
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	\|Website = http://www.gameloft.com/mobile-games/assassins-creed-2/		\|Website = http://www.gameloft.com/mobile-games/assassins-creed-2/
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	'''''Assassin's Creed II''''' is a game for the ~~mobile platform~~ developed by [[Gameloft]] ~~and~~ was released on October 20, 2009~~. It was released as~~ mobile ~~version of [[Assassin's Creed II\|main game]]~~, ~~which was also released in 2009~~.		'''''Assassin's Creed II''''' is a platform video game for the developed and published by [[Gameloft]]; it was released on October 20, 2009 for keypad-based mobile phones, touchscreen Java phones, and Android.

	==Plot==		==Plot==
	The game follows the main version somewhat accurately, though various differences are also visible. Set in the [[Italy\|Italian]] [[Renaissance]], ''Assassin's Creed II'' follows the story of young [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] as he embarks on his mission. Ezio's family had been executed via a conspiracy by the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]], and after Ezio realises his bloodline traces to that of an ancient [[Assassins\|Assassin]] sect, he begins his journey to avenge his family and kill the conspirators responsible.		The game follows the main version somewhat accurately, though various differences are also visible. Set in the [[Italy\|Italian]] [[Renaissance]], ''Assassin's Creed II'' follows the story of the young [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] as he embarks on his mission. Ezio's family had been executed via a conspiracy by the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]], and after Ezio realises his bloodline traces to that of an ancient [[Assassins\|Assassin]] sect, he begins his journey to avenge his family and kill the conspirators responsible.

	With the help of his friend, the legendary [[Leonardo da Vinci]], Ezio starts to assassinate his targets, beginning from [[Uberto Alberti]], the judge who sentenced his family to death. After making his escape, Ezio then proceeds to rescue [[Lorenzo de' Medici]] from captivity, in order to find out the location of his next target, [[Francesco de' Pazzi]], and then from there to [[Emilio Barbarigo]]. Using Leonardo's [[Flying Machine]], Ezio goes on to assassinate [[Carlo Grimaldi]] from overhead before making his way to [[Silvio Barbarigo\|Sylvio Barbarigo]].		With the help of his friend, the legendary [[Leonardo da Vinci]], Ezio starts to assassinate his targets, beginning from [[Uberto Alberti]], the judge who sentenced his family to death. After making his escape, Ezio then proceeds to rescue [[Lorenzo de' Medici]] from captivity, in order to find out the location of his next target, [[Francesco de' Pazzi]], and then from there to [[Emilio Barbarigo]]. Using Leonardo's [[Flying Machine]], Ezio goes on to assassinate [[Carlo Grimaldi]] from overhead before making his way to [[Silvio Barbarigo\|Sylvio Barbarigo]].

	Finally, Ezio faces off against the man behind the plot to kill his family: [[Rodrigo Borgia]], the Pope. After a long fight, Ezio finally overcomes him and takes the [[Apple of Eden 6\|mysterious artifact]] he had held, the elusive [[Piece of Eden]]. To Ezio's surprise, however, a [[Minerva\|figure]] appears from the Piece of Eden with a message for someone referred to as "[[Desmond Miles\|Desmond]]."		Finally, Ezio faces off against the man behind the plot to kill his family: [[Rodrigo Borgia]], the Pope. After a long fight, Ezio finally overcomes him and takes the [[Apple of Eden 6\|mysterious artifact]] he had held, the elusive [[Piece of Eden]]. To Ezio's surprise, however, [[Minerva\|a figure]] appears from the Piece of Eden with a message for someone referred to as "[[Desmond Miles\|Desmond]]".

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Assassin's Creed II'' spans nine levels, scattered throughout the three cities of [[Florence]], [[Venice]], and [[Forlì]], including two sections in which Ezio uses the Flying Machine to either escape or attack. Throughout the game, Ezio can use various abilities and items, ranging from running, jumping, crawling, and hanging onto ledges, to attacking with his [[Hidden Blade]], sword, arquebus, grappling hook, boomerang, or spears (which he can salvage from defeated [[guards]]). Unlike in its mobile [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|predecessor]], Ezio can now perform a variety of new moves, including assassinating from a hanging position, and using [[Courtesans]] to distract guards and targets.		''Assassin's Creed II'' spans nine levels (seven in the touchscreen Java version), scattered throughout the three cities of [[Florence]], [[Venice]], and [[Forlì]], including two sections in which Ezio uses the Flying Machine to either escape or attack. Throughout the game, Ezio can use various abilities and items, ranging from running, jumping, crouching, crawling, rolling, and hanging onto ledges to attacking with his [[Hidden Blade]], sword, arquebus, grappling hook, boomerang, or spears (which he can salvage from defeated [[guards]]). Unlike in its mobile [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|predecessor]], Ezio can now perform a variety of new moves, including assassinating from a hanging position, and using [[Courtesans]] to distract guards and targets.

	==Differences from main game==		==Differences from the main game==
	*The entirety of the game, from Uberto Alberti's assassination to the climactic fight with Rodrigo Borgia is set in 1486, whereas in the ~~canonical~~ game, these events span two decades of Ezio's life, from 1476 to 1499.		*The entirety of the game, from Uberto Alberti's assassination to the climactic fight with Rodrigo Borgia is set in 1486, whereas in the main game, these events span two decades of Ezio's life, from 1476 to 1499.
	*While Ezio does not have [[throwing knives]] or a [[Poison Blade]], he is equipped with a [[boomerang]] and a [[grappling hook]], both of which do not appear in the ~~console~~ game. He also wields a [[long weapons\|long weapon]] as part of his arsenal, using it both in the assassination of Emilio Barbarigo as well as to aid in his freerunning. The pole-arm is called a spear in the game but resembles a glaive.		*While Ezio does not have [[throwing knives]] or a [[Poison Blade]], he is equipped with a [[boomerang]] and a [[grappling hook]], both of which do not appear in the main game. He also wields a [[long weapons\|long weapon]] as part of his arsenal, using it both in the assassination of Emilio Barbarigo as well as to aid in his freerunning. The pole-arm is called a spear in the game but resembles a glaive.
	*Ezio is capable of using the grappling hook to hang enemies from trees in an assassination technique identical to that employed by [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] and [[Aveline de Grandpré]].		*Ezio is capable of using the grappling hook to hang enemies from trees in an assassination technique identical to that employed by [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] and [[Aveline de Grandpré]].
	*While hiding in haystack carts, Ezio can actually move the carts from inside, all while maintaining his cover, a function not possible in the main games.		*While hiding in haystack carts, Ezio can actually move the carts from inside, all while maintaining his cover, a function not possible in the main games.
	*The sword Ezio wields is capable of deflecting fireballs, a technique he employs heavily in his final duel against Rodrigo to defeat him.		*The sword Ezio wields is capable of deflecting fireballs, a technique he employs heavily in his final duel against Rodrigo to defeat him.
	*War ~~Machines~~ are more prevalent in the game, with the flying machine even used by the guards to bomb Ezio as he escapes from his assassination of Uberto Alberti. Ezio himself uses it first to escape ~~during~~ this assassination. Like the game, he repeats its use later to kill Carlo Grimaldi, ~~though this target himself~~ pilots an ~~armored~~ war boat similar to that of Leonardo's naval cannon. Various enemies also use weaker versions of his war boat.		*War machines are more prevalent in the game, with the flying machine even used by the guards to bomb Ezio as he escapes from his assassination of Uberto Alberti. Ezio himself uses it first to escape after this assassination. Like the in the main game, he repeats its use later to kill Carlo Grimaldi, who pilots an armoured war boat similar to that of Leonardo's naval cannon. Various enemies also use weaker versions of his war boat.
	*Rather than [[Rome]], the final stages of the game is set in Forlì.		*Rather than [[Rome]], the final stages of the game are set in Forlì.
	*Forlì is shown not as a city, but a dark wetland—as it is in the main game—with nothing but giant, forlorn ruins.		*Forlì is shown not as a city, but a dark wetland—as it is in the main game—with nothing but giant, forlorn ruins.
	*It is implied that the Apple of Eden is obtained by Rodrigo Borgia at an expedition to Forlì which Ezio tracks him to.		*It is implied that the Apple of Eden is obtained by Rodrigo Borgia at an expedition to Forlì which Ezio tracks him to.
	*By Rodrigo's dialogue, it is also suggested that Ezio ~~Auditore~~ was not aware that Rodrigo was the mastermind behind his family's execution until their confrontation.		*By Rodrigo's dialogue, it is also suggested that Ezio was not aware that Rodrigo was the mastermind behind his family's execution until their confrontation.
	*The relation between the characters differ:		*The relation between the characters differ:
	**Leonardo da Vinci serves as Ezio Auditore's main guide for his missions, effectively being the one to issue him commands, whereas in canon, he is merely an ally of the Assassins.		**Leonardo da Vinci serves as Ezio Auditore's main guide for his missions, effectively being the one to issue him commands, whereas in canon, he is merely an ally of the Assassins.
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	**Carlo Grimaldi is killed in a battle of [[War Machines]] against Ezio, using his armored war boat—reminiscent of Leonardo's [[naval cannon]]—against Ezio's flying machine. The bombs from the flying machine destroy Carlo's war boat, killing him.		**Carlo Grimaldi is killed in a battle of [[War Machines]] against Ezio, using his armored war boat—reminiscent of Leonardo's [[naval cannon]]—against Ezio's flying machine. The bombs from the flying machine destroy Carlo's war boat, killing him.
	**Sylvio Barbarigo is assassinated by Ezio in Forlì in the midst of trying to enter a secret tomb—presumably containing the Apple of Eden.		**Sylvio Barbarigo is assassinated by Ezio in Forlì in the midst of trying to enter a secret tomb—presumably containing the Apple of Eden.
	**Rodrigo Borgia engages in a fierce battle against Ezio using his Staff of Eden as in the main game, but the powers of the Staff are markedly different. While Ezio ultimately spares him in the ~~canonical~~ version, in ~~this~~ mobile ~~adaptation~~, he kills him in the battle, interrupting a last resort, ultimate technique by Rodrigo by activating a mechanism that collapses two spiked columns on top of him. Upon dying, Rodrigo's body dissolves, with wailing dark spirits fleeing from his corpse.		**Rodrigo Borgia engages in a fierce battle against Ezio using his Staff of Eden as in the main game, but the powers of the Staff are markedly different. While Ezio ultimately spares him in the main version, in the mobile version, he kills him in the battle, interrupting a last resort, ultimate technique by Rodrigo by activating a mechanism that collapses two spiked columns on top of him. Upon dying, Rodrigo's body dissolves, with wailing dark spirits fleeing from his corpse.
	*The Staff of Eden is depicted as a black staff with a blue, magical orb set on top, similar to stereotypical magic staves of wizards.		*The Staff of Eden is depicted as a black staff with a blue, magical orb set on top, similar to stereotypical magic staves of wizards.
	*The Staff of Eden's powers differ. Among its abilities shown in the final battle, it is capable of empowering the user with a burst of speed that leaves afterimages, summoning pillars of fire from the ground, summoning boulders to drop from the sky, healing the user, generating a shield of black electricity and orbiting balls of energy, and shooting and deflecting volleys of fireballs.		*The Staff of Eden's powers differ. Among its abilities shown in the final battle, it is capable of empowering the user with a burst of speed that leaves afterimages, summoning pillars of fire from the ground, summoning boulders to drop from the sky, healing the user, generating a shield of black electricity and orbiting balls of energy, and shooting and deflecting volleys of fireballs.
	*The appearances of all the targets are different, with all of them wearing identical purple robes, with Emilio and Sylvio Barbarigo donning matching hoods. Franesco de' Pazzi sports white hair and beard, which, alongside his purple cap, makes him similar in appearance to Carlo Grimaldi in the main game. Carlo himself is never seen as he is inside an armored war boat for his entire appearance.		*The appearances of all the targets are different, with all of them wearing identical purple robes, with Emilio and Sylvio Barbarigo donning matching hoods. Franesco de' Pazzi sports white hair and a beard, which, alongside his purple cap, makes him similar in appearance to Carlo Grimaldi in the main game. Carlo himself is never seen as he is inside an armored war boat for his entire appearance.
	*Although wearing similar clothes, Rodrigo Borgia has a notably different face in the mobile game and is hunchbacked, a defect that his character does not have in the ~~canonical~~ game.		*Although wearing similar clothes, Rodrigo Borgia has a notably different face in the mobile game and is hunchbacked, a defect that his character does not have in the main game.
	*In the ending of the mobile version, upon killing Rodrigo, the narration in the epilogue describes a similar, though slightly different, ending to the main game. Ezio believes his quest as an Assassin to be over and desires to live the rest of his life in peace. However, the Apple of Eden immediately emits a hologram of [[Minerva]]—not identified in the game—which through him, warns Desmond Miles of the [[Second Disaster\|imminent destruction of humanity]]. This scenario does not take place within the [[Vatican Vault]] but merely occurs the moment Ezio interacts with the Apple after ~~slaying~~ Rodrigo in Forlì.		*In the ending of the mobile version, upon killing Rodrigo, the narration in the epilogue describes a similar, though slightly different, ending to the main game. Ezio believes his quest as an Assassin to be over and desires to live the rest of his life in peace. However, the Apple of Eden immediately emits a hologram of [[Minerva]]—not identified in the game—which through him, warns Desmond Miles of the [[Second Disaster\|imminent destruction of humanity]]. This scenario does not take place within the [[Vatican Vault]] but merely occurs the moment Ezio interacts with the Apple after killing Rodrigo in Forlì.
	*In the ~~mission~~ taking place at the ball in Florence, the guards with [[firearms]] are described as wielding muskets rather than arquebuses. This is anachronistic as muskets were not in use until beginning in the next century. Another anachronism is the prevalence of powdered wigs at the ball, worn by nearly all the male guests, which would not be common fashion until later centuries.		*In the level taking place at the ball in Florence, the guards with [[firearms]] are described as wielding muskets rather than arquebuses. This is anachronistic as muskets were not in use until beginning in the next century. Another anachronism is the prevalence of powdered wigs at the ball, worn by nearly all the male guests, which would not be common fashion until later centuries.

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	Mobile Hanging.jpg\|Ezio hiding from guards by hanging from a ledge		Mobile Hanging.jpg\|Ezio hiding from guards by hanging from a ledge
	Assassin's Creed II - Mobile Game Trailer\|Official ~~Trailer~~		Assassin's Creed II - Mobile Game Trailer\|Official trailer
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	\|Publisher = Gameloft		\|Publisher = Gameloft
	\|~~US Date Released = October 20, 2009~~		\|Released = October 20, 2009
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	\|Genre = Historic Action-Adventure		\|Genre = Historic Action-Adventure
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	Mobile Gun.jpg\|Ezio shoots a guard with his Hidden Gun		Mobile Gun.jpg\|Ezio shoots a guard with his Hidden Gun
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	~~</gallery>Trailer==~~		Assassin's Creed II - Mobile Game Trailer\|Official Trailer
	~~[[File:~~Assassin's Creed II - Mobile Game Trailer~~\|thumb\|left\|335px~~\|Official Trailer]]		</gallery>

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			[[File:Assassin's Creed II - Mobile Game Trailer\|thumb\|left\|335px\|Official Trailer]]

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	With the help of his friend, the legendary [[Leonardo da Vinci]], Ezio starts to assassinate his targets, beginning from [[Uberto Alberti]], the judge who sentenced his family to death. After making his escape, Ezio then proceeds to rescue [[Lorenzo de' Medici]] from captivity, in order to find out the location of his next target, [[Francesco de' Pazzi]], and then from there to [[Emilio Barbarigo]]. Using Leonardo's [[Flying Machine]], Ezio goes on to assassinate [[Carlo Grimaldi]] from overhead before making his way to [[Silvio Barbarigo\|Sylvio Barbarigo]].		With the help of his friend, the legendary [[Leonardo da Vinci]], Ezio starts to assassinate his targets, beginning from [[Uberto Alberti]], the judge who sentenced his family to death. After making his escape, Ezio then proceeds to rescue [[Lorenzo de' Medici]] from captivity, in order to find out the location of his next target, [[Francesco de' Pazzi]], and then from there to [[Emilio Barbarigo]]. Using Leonardo's [[Flying Machine]], Ezio goes on to assassinate [[Carlo Grimaldi]] from overhead before making his way to [[Silvio Barbarigo\|Sylvio Barbarigo]].

	Finally, Ezio faces off against the man behind the plot to kill his family: [[Rodrigo Borgia]], the Pope. After a long fight, Ezio finally overcomes him and takes the [[~~Ezio's~~ Apple of Eden\|mysterious artifact]] he had held, the elusive [[~~Pieces of Eden\|~~Piece of Eden]]. To Ezio's surprise, however, a [[Minerva\|figure]] appears from the Piece of Eden with a message for someone referred to as "[[Desmond Miles\|Desmond]]."		Finally, Ezio faces off against the man behind the plot to kill his family: [[Rodrigo Borgia]], the Pope. After a long fight, Ezio finally overcomes him and takes the [[Apple of Eden 6\|mysterious artifact]] he had held, the elusive [[Piece of Eden]]. To Ezio's surprise, however, a [[Minerva\|figure]] appears from the Piece of Eden with a message for someone referred to as "[[Desmond Miles\|Desmond]]."

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

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