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I think what Ubisoft means about not doing a Feudal Japan setting, is that Feudal Japan is used a lot in video games... Ninja Gaidan for instance, or Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, it's not only a popular time period but is also used extensively in video games. Whereas Ancient Egypt is not something that has been done before in a video game franchise. | I think what Ubisoft means about not doing a Feudal Japan setting, is that Feudal Japan is used a lot in video games... Ninja Gaidan for instance, or Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, it's not only a popular time period but is also used extensively in video games. Whereas Ancient Egypt is not something that has been done before in a video game franchise. | ||
They will have to explore Ninjas and Samuaris though, perhaps with the Templar turned Assassin, they could introduce the concept of ronin, a samurai without a master. | They will have to explore Ninjas and Samuaris though, perhaps with the Templar turned Assassin, they could introduce the concept of ronin, a samurai without a master. | ||
Apparently, Ubisoft also released a survey asking gamers which time period they will like to see next, which means they've already began brainstorming the next game in the franchise. Among the listed time periods was a Japanese setting, so this means they have put that time period into consideration. | Apparently, Ubisoft also released a survey asking gamers which time period they will like to see next, which means they've already began brainstorming the next game in the franchise. Among the listed time periods was a Japanese setting, so this means they have put that time period into consideration. | ||
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I think what Ubisoft means about not doing a Feudal Japan setting, is that Feudal Japan is used a lot in video games... Ninja Gaidan for instance, or Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, it's not only a popular time period but is also used extensively in video games. Whereas Ancient Egypt is not something that has been done before in a video game franchise.
They will have to explore Ninjas and Samuaris though, perhaps with the Templar turned Assassin, they could introduce the concept of ronin, a samurai without a master.
Apparently, Ubisoft also released a survey asking gamers which time period they will like to see next, which means they've already began brainstorming the next game in the franchise. Among the listed time periods was a Japanese setting, so this means they have put that time period into consideration.