Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced is much more than a straightforward remaster
One thing the Assassin’s Creed series has always managed to do well is meet media fads with near-perfect timing. Whether the media landscape is currently obsessed with Vikings, the Renaissance, or Feudal Japan, this series of hooded boys and their neck-stabbing toys always meets the mood at just the right moment to capitalize on the interest. There is perhaps no greater example of this than when Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag was released in 2013, when the pirate aesthetic ruled our hearts, but there wasn’t much coming out to cater to that desire. The Pirates of the Caribbean series was going downhill with an awful fourth film, people were living without sea shanties in their hearts, and more importantly, fatigue was setting in for the Assassin’s Creed formula that had existed up until that point. Read More...
One thing the Assassin’s Creed series has always managed to do well is meet media fads with near-perfect timing.Whether the media landscape is currently obsessed with Vikings, the Renaissance, or Feudal Japan, this series of hooded boys and their neck-stabbing toys always meets the mood at just the right moment to capitalize on the interest. There is perhaps no greater example of this than when Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag was released in 2013, when the pirate aesthetic ruled our hearts, but there wasn’t much coming out to cater to that desire.
The Pirates of the Caribbean series was going downhill with an awful fourth film, people were living without sea shanties in their hearts, and more importantly, fatigue was setting in for the Assassin’s Creed formula that had existed up until that point.
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