Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag

The game was received in excellent condition and runs very smoothly.

The game is awesome.however this is not the game of the year edition. Pls look elsewhere for that

Good not bad

I'll briefly write about the PS4 game Assasin Creed Black Flag, Coz I don't use it much, my son plays this game but all I could say about the product is that I received it in good state and its an original copy. Nothing duplicate about it. Plz go ahead and buy if you're aware of the game plot.

Best Game for PS3 I enjoyed it playing a lot.

First of all dilevery was before time, that was ecellent. This Product contains:- 3 installation discs 1 product key And you will also have to download 6.51gb extra for update frm uplay. This product is highly recommended.

Damage and also used product Also not correct item which was mentioned in the photo

Pvbc file not copied to 32 bit system

Fantastico

great item paid $59.99 and wow i wish all collectors were that price and the statue is epic compared to my watch dogs statue and my batman joker statue at the desk and those were game collections also . The flag is great and a decent size my only gripe it is plastic not cloth or even a hemp material would have been better . the art book is decent but some writing would have been better in my oppinion . Also the statue for me was a pain at first getting the rope tied and the mass would not fit nicely i had to use every ounce of my strength to get it put together but when it was completed it is amazing . So i recommend this 100% and the game rocks it has PIRATES PIRATES PIRATES and a you feel like one in a huge open world sailing the seas with your men singing a sea chanty . Well done ubi great package .

Edward Kenway is a welsh man who is obsessed with seeking his fortune to better his life. He sets out on a voyage to the Caribbean to become a pirate and amass a fortune. In his adventures he crosses path with the Assassins and finds meaning, bit by bit. You get to play Kenway as he sails the seas, attacks ships, plunders warehouses, discovers shipwrecks and Mayan ruins, all in the name of booty and adventure. And a little bit of Assassin mysticism. The cliff's notes version of the review is : I loved almost every part of the game. It's a game that - importantly, and unlike some other titles - DOESN'T GET IN THE WAY of your enjoyment. You want to go around pirating the seas and collecting money? The game allows for that - nay, encourages it via leaderboards. Do nothing except explore shipwrecks? Go ahead. Advance in the main story line? Absolutely. The graphics (and even more importantly - the soundscape) are astonishing (This was on the PS3 version - I would bet nextgen consoles would be better). There's a real sense of excitement as you enter a naval battle with two man'o'wars and a frigate and board them. The chaos and the commotion of a pirate ship boarding, cutlasses flying around and pistol fire ringing above your head are all palpable. Stalking through a jungle taking down sentries one by one from the bushes or with blowpipes is truly exhilarating and fluid. This review would be incomplete without reference to other titles in the AC series: I've played all Assassin's Creed games to completion. Most of them suffered from a mixture of tedious missions, finicky controls - but this was more than offset by the sense of exploration and wonder at the cities and landscapes around you and and some seriously cool graphics on the combat front. Then came AC3. AC3 was a colossal, unmitigated catastrophe. The characters were boring, the gameplay was impossible and the tediousness of the missions was bumped up three notches (I wrote a separate review on it if you want to see my take). AC4 fixes a lot of that: they've removed the emphasis on the frankly bizarre and disjointed story around Juno and the precursors races (they're still there but really not as in your face as they were in Brotherhood, Revelations and AC3). They made sure Kenway is a character you can connect to (as opposed to Connor in AC3, which was an unlikable whiny kid you just wanted to slap). Missions are easier than AC3 - but that's not a bad thing. AC3 missions were hard not because they were designed to be hard, they were hard simply because they were _badly designed_, and boring. Sure you can follow someone around town for an hour, but do you have to make it tedious and impossible to do? AC4 removed the oversensitive guards that discourage you from exploring everywhere and made sure that having fun is as easy as possible. The combat mechanics are similar to AC3 but made slightly less sensitive to user error; naval battles have become the key focal point of the game and they are spectacular. One key point I should mention is the revamped fast travel system. From now on you can fast travel to any location you've unlocked - from any point and at any time (except during missions or combat of-course). You forgot to pick up a collectible you wanted in another island on the other side of the map? No more need to travel through the entire freaking world to get it. This, combined with the info panel on how many collectibles are in each location and what side missions are available, are a Godsend to those who just want to enjoy the game rather than run around an open world like a meth addled monkey. Thank you, Ubisoft. Thank you, thank you, thank you. All in all - even if you hated AC3 (which you most surely do) - give AC4 a try. If you haven't played a single title in the AC series - you have missed nothing of consequence in terms of playing the game (though you might miss some of the context of the in-jokes and the Juno story - no big loss). I highly recommend you play it - it's truly an awesome game.

The best game of 2013. It's AC4 meets Far Cry 3, with a dynamic pirate component. It's a great deal of fun, highly playable. One of the areas of this game that has impressed me is that our hero is not invincible. One of the flaws of the previous AC games is that after a ramp opening, your player becomes nearly invulnerable to nearly any enemy. In AC4: Black Flag, your ship needs a plethora of upgrades, combat skill and simply time to become adept in war at sea. For the exploration and combat portions, the game also has increased the challenge in terms of combat. It's not Arkham City refined, but the combat and action has improved noticeably. For 60 dollars, you get your money's worth. There is a pirate ship game, an exploration game in Mayan Ruins and Shipwrecks, a Captain Ahab hunt for sea creatures along with some jungle hunts for rare animals. All of it works. I am well past 10-12 hours on campaign, and have many side missions and a few more memories to complete. What doesn't work perfectly is the narrative. It doesn't have the romantic component of AC2. Edward Kenway is a badass, but do we care about him. I am 80% through the campaign, and there hasn't been a significant plot twist yet. Considering how his character doesn't have a sexual prowess in a classically inclined setting, I could see his character being revealed to be a priest or something. Also, there isn't a strong emphasis on the war between the Assassins and the Templars in this go round. The visuals are outstanding. It's the best looking AC game ever made. Though it would be interesting to send Edward to Africa, or even the England before the trip is over. I think there is ample room for a surprise, but the story is running out. Ubisoft makes excellent games(Splinter Cell Blacklist, Assassin's Creed Revelations, AC2, AC Brotherhood), and this game is no exception. I really liked how they brought into the series a Far Cry 3 aspect of taking down fortresses, a stronger arc for the protagonist, a lush tropical landscape, and hunting ferocious creatures. You get your 60 dollars worth. I look forward to what UBI delivers for the Xbox One/PS4 in the coming year, Fall 2014. I hope they return to very tall structures and gigantic tombs to explore.

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