Whoa it's been so long since I've done one of these posts. In fact it's been too long. It's to start getting these back on track. Starting with more TotalBiscuit ass kissing. This week's video is Sir.Biscuit's 180th episode of the content patch. He talks about the latest crack down twitch has had on licence music. The points made here are absolutely brilliant as always, and genuinely informative.
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The Lonely Island club has teamed up with Judd Apatow to bring us a feature length film of the one and only spoof music group. The line up consists of Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer.
Not much else is known about the film, there is no release date yet. Universal Studios has green light a script and will serve as the executive producers. Judd Apatow will produce as previously mentioned, and Taccone and Schaffer will Co-Direct the film.
The Lonley Island wouldn't be the first time a SNL segment got it's own feature length film. Wayne's World being the prime example. I suspect a slew of new comical sons as the film is focused on spoofing the music industry. Which, let's be honest needs some making fun of.
I expect the sound track to sell millions and a tour to follow since these guys are determined to turn The Lonely Island into a real cash cow. Should we be excited about this? Maybe. If it's a genuinely funny movie, then I'm down for it. Hopefully it points out how archaic the RIAA is and how the music industry is basically a generation clash at the moment.
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Remember when it was reported that there would be two Assassin's Creed this year. One for current gen and another for last gen? Well if not that's exactly what is happening.
At E3 we got too see some footage of the upcoming Assassin's Creeed Unity, which is billed a four player team based co-op game rather then the usual single player experience. That release date has been out for a while. Assassin's Creed Unity is coming out October 28th 2014.
Rogue however will offer that traditional single player experience one would expect for an Assassin's Creed game. Now I do believe that Assassin's Creed Unity might also offer a single player experience, I think that game is built more towards four players than one. In fact I just did some research and the game while have many missions for Co-Op but there are still some missions intended only for single player.
While AC: Unity drops the naval combat and focuses on land only. AC: Rogue places you in the shoes of a Templar protagonist and features predominantly naval combat like Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. Instead of sailing around the Caribbean however, you'll be exploring the Atlantic Ocean. The game will tie directly into the Kenway Family Saga, and Unity.
The Seven Years War is the main historical backdrop of Rogue. It should be interesting to see which game sells better, Unity or Rouge. Xbox 360 and PS3 have a larger installed user base then current gen consoles. Could Unity be the system seller for next gen? Getting gamers from the previous generation cycle jump into the new era of gaming? Or will Rouge's similarity to previous entries in Assassin's Creed franchise, keep gamers comfortable with where they are? It'll be interesting to see how this get's answered
The game is being developed by Ubisoft Sofia and you can expect on Xbox 360 and PS3 November 11th.
Here's the Cinematic trailer:
Assassin's Creed: Unity E3 Gameplay Footage
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