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In further news, there are still hay bales, but a swimming mechanic means that the canals of Venice are not the death-traps which water courses proved to be in the first instalment. 30 new weapons are included in the game, with a disarming mechanic enabling Ezio to steal the weapons of foes to use against them. New assassination techniques were a key factor of the demo, with a vicious double-hidden-blade manoeuvre taking out two unwary sentries. Any enemies encountered on rooftops along the way can be dispatched with a handy body-slam. In fact, swooping around on this man-powered ornithopter is the only way to access some of the enclosed squares where targets may be concealed. The gadgets provided by the beardy scholar include a bat-like glider, enabling fast-moving travel around the Venetian landscape. Instead he'll pick up tricks from a menagerie of historical and mythical figures, including arch-inventor Leonardo da Vinci, who'll act as Ezio's 'personal inventor'.

New star Ezio starts out as a relatively ordinary Joe, with no real assassin skills at all.

The storyline picks up from the end of the first game, which we won't spoil in case you haven't finished it, but the character is a different kettle of fish despite cosmetic similarities. It appears some of the criticism of the original has been taken on board too, with 'increased diversity' touted as a major improvement. We were also reminded to expect Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines for PSP during this holiday season, and told that six further Assassin's Creed 2 weapons are available when linking up a PSP containing an appropriate save-file.Ī considerable chunk of AC2 gameplay was on display during Sony's keynote, exploring the rooftops and piazzas of 15th-century Venice. Ubisoft showed off Assassin's Creed 2 during Sony's E3 conference, which just finished, and reminded us that it's out on 17th November.

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