Publisher: Ubisoft
Release: February 5
When Assassin's Creed was first confirmed for the DS, we spent a lot of time speculating about just what it could be. It didn't seem possible that the epic game could be squeezed down into a handheld-sized title, so we assumed the worst, and we weren't alone. But now that we've finally learned a little about the prequel, we thought it might be a good time to reminisce about those dark days of speculation and recap all the things Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles isn't.
It's not quite the console/PC version:
It's not Apollo Creed:
Or, now that you mention it, Apollo Justice:
Definitely not Assassins of Creed:
Also, not as we once theorized, a rollicking pirate adventure. At least, we think. Pirates are insidious.
We really hope it's not like this:
Because that causes this, and lots of this:
And no one likes that.
And no one likes that.
Gallery: Assassin's Creed
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Ubisoft's Brain Challenge is an odd little game. Like their other training games that we've encountered, there's definitely a lot to love here, and that's quite an accomplishment when you consider that the brain-training genre is dominated by our beloved 
Hey, look! Actual direct-feed screenshots of the DS 
It's been a long wait, but at least we're seeing 
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