Whoever designed the game look has actually done more than gone to a Ren
Faire, the woman is not a bad animated match for some Durer sketches of that
period -- or maybe just the Moonlighting Taming of the Shrew ep!>>
These types of games make me wish I knew more technical/graphic stuff about
my
Do you mean the two courtesan type women dancing?
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Very pretty images, nice depth and texture to the animation. As for the
womens' gowns I would say: 1950s painting of a Victorian dress up party
into which some women in their underwear have accidentally wandered!
:-)
(but my guess is that the pictures they were based on were mostly later
16th
There are lots of things wrong with the costumes - but who cares?! It looks
like fun...though I'd have no idea how to "play" it. I didn't even know
Ubisoft still existed...
Sg (who misses Myst type games)
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I have been doing some publicity for EB Games/Game Depot lately which is odd
seeing I don't have a damned idea about video and computer games nor any
interest in playing the things, however, has anyone seen the previews for
Assassin's Creed 2, an up-coming video game?
It is set in northern Ital
