A part of me does want to get it, but then the part of me that took 4 years to beat the first Assassin's Creed game is going "why waste your time?" The concept was interesting, but I never really felt like a master assassin when playing any of the two games I've played, which I suppose is partly due to wearing a bright white tunic and an ungainly arsenal of weapons. I guess I was kind of expecting gameplay to be more like the Hitman or [i]Thief[/] series' that had sprawling levels that rewarded exploration and gave you multiple paths to meet your objectives. Assassin's Creed III certainly looks like it's closer to meeting that expectation, but with some added parkour moves, but I still can't help but think it's going to be much like its predecessors but with a larger environment to play in.
Anyhow I've decided to go retro this weekend (again) and try to play through The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask on my gamecube.
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