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''For those of you who are not on facebook, here is the [http://static2.cdn.ubi.com/ncsa/acr/teaser/ac_main.swf link] to the external flashpage! So you can keep an eye on any developments with out having to access facebook! :D'' | |||
==Phase 1 - Reveal== | |||
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==Phase 2 - Reveal== | |||
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Revealcombo1and2.jpg|A combined look at both reveals | Revealcombo1and2.jpg|A combined look at both reveals | ||
tughrao1.jpg|The seal of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent(1494-1566), as seen above. | tughrao1.jpg|The seal of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent(1494-1566), as seen above. | ||
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=='''''*UPDATE*''''' Phase 3 - Reveal== | |||
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Phase3.jpg|Phase 3 reveal - Another shot of Altaïr | |||
Phase3.1.jpg|11th January 1165AD - Altaïr's birth date. | |||
Phase3.2.jpg|Double headed eagle, used by both the Seljuk Turks (c.1058-1246) and The Holy Roman Empire (c.1250-1806) among others. | |||
Phase3combo.jpg|A combination of Phase 1, 2 and 3. | |||
Byzantine_eagle.JPG|An example of the double headed eagle in Istanbul. The head on the left (West) symbolizes Rome, the head on the right (East) symbolizes Constantinople. | |||
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Revision as of 21:48, 4 May 2011
Well it looks like those nutcases at Ubi HQ are up to their old tricks again. As we all should know by now, the official Assassin's Creed facebook page has been teasing us with possible info about the next AC installment, requesting that we "share", "tweet" and email others about it. An activity monitor was connected to the facebook reveal and had been steadily making its way towards 100%. Well, today at around 4pm GMT, it reached that much anticipated percent and guess what happened!? NO REVEAL! Just some more clues and a reset of the activity monitor. (Currently back at 2%). I have attached the new clues below, so take a gander and let your theories flow once more, a Phaistos disc flashes on screen every so often and the left portion of the blurring effect has been removed to reveal Masyaf castle (as seen in the concept art I have attached) and what looks like Altaïr's arm. So it seems this will be a step by step process, each time 100% is reached a little more will be revealed! So c'mon guys, get going!! Share, tweet and email 'til you collapse. If you missed the first part of this notification, read here. Cheers Brothers!
For those of you who are not on facebook, here is the link to the external flashpage! So you can keep an eye on any developments with out having to access facebook! :D
Phase 1 - Reveal
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Phase 2 - Reveal
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Hagia Sophia, the "Church of Holy Wisdom" in Constantinople (Istanbul) -
The seal of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. -
Presumably a date: 24th June, 1459 - Ezio's Bday. -
A combined look at both reveals -
The seal of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent(1494-1566), as seen above.
*UPDATE* Phase 3 - Reveal
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Phase 3 reveal - Another shot of Altaïr -
11th January 1165AD - Altaïr's birth date. -
Double headed eagle, used by both the Seljuk Turks (c.1058-1246) and The Holy Roman Empire (c.1250-1806) among others. -
A combination of Phase 1, 2 and 3. -
An example of the double headed eagle in Istanbul. The head on the left (West) symbolizes Rome, the head on the right (East) symbolizes Constantinople.
