Could Ubisoft one day remake Assassins Creed 2?
If Ubisoft ever decides to remake many of the older iconic AC games, could they pull it off? There are rumours of an AC1 and Black Flag Remake, which I think Ubisoft should focus on first, since those would be easier to remake along with remasters like remastering Unity and Origins. But I think remaking the Ezio Trilogy would be an incredible feat. And it wouldn't even be possible to remake it all into a single AC game. Due to the vastness of the Ezio trilogy, AC2 has Florence, Venice, Tuscany, the Mountains and Forli to expand upon. Which would easily make it the most ambitious remake of all time, easily a 100 plus gigabytes in size, and then there is the book and AC2 Discovery to integrate into the game or to have as DLC.
There is so much to expand upon just in AC2, much bigger maps with whole new districts, explorable interiors of buildings like in Unity, whole new engine with better parkour system than AC Unity, fixing Sequence 12 and 13, more missions, more customisation and side content and perhaps DLC. Imagine having DLC'S where you can play as Ezio's dad on how he became an Assassin integrating the movie of him aswell into the DLC, and then there is La Volpe and having the story expansion about him. All of that just from remaking AC2. With Brotherhood it would have to be a separate game. There is Rome and its surrounding areas to deal with, making it a much larger map with way more content, and then lastly Revelations and Constantinople.
The Ezio Trilogy and remaking that is one hell of a job for Ubisoft. They might need to cut modern day story out of it entirely, and just make us the player experience the Animus interacting with its unique menu system, unless Desmond makes a return. What do you think? If Ubisoft ever decides to remake AC2 could they do it? And what would you like to see in an AC2 remake? I think it's so vast with it's time period and locations. I wouldn't even know where to begin. So much can be improved and expanded upon today, especially when there is not only the games and the side games, there is also the books to integrate into the remake. An AC2 Remake would be dream come true, Venice, Rome, Florence, Constantinople could look more life like then ever before.
If Ubisoft ever decides to remake many of the older iconic AC games, could they pull it off? There are rumours of an AC1 and Black Flag Remake, which I think Ubisoft should focus on first, since those would be easier to remake along with remasters like remastering Unity and Origins. But I think remaking the Ezio Trilogy would be an incredible feat. And it wouldn't even be possible to remake it all into a single AC game. Due to the vastness of the Ezio trilogy, AC2 has Florence, Venice, Tuscany, the Mountains and Forli to expand upon. Which would easily make it the most ambitious remake of all time, easily a 100 plus gigabytes in size, and then there is the book and AC2 Discovery to integrate into the game or to have as DLC.
There is so much to expand upon just in AC2, much bigger maps with whole new districts, explorable interiors of buildings like in Unity, whole new engine with better parkour system than AC Unity, fixing Sequence 12 and 13, more missions, more customisation and side content and perhaps DLC. Imagine having DLC'S where you can play as Ezio's dad on how he became an Assassin integrating the movie of him aswell into the DLC, and then there is La Volpe and having the story expansion about him. All of that just from remaking AC2. With Brotherhood it would have to be a separate game. There is Rome and its surrounding areas to deal with, making it a much larger map with way more content, and then lastly Revelations and Constantinople.
The Ezio Trilogy and remaking that is one hell of a job for Ubisoft. They might need to cut modern day story out of it entirely, and just make us the player experience the Animus interacting with its unique menu system, unless Desmond makes a return. What do you think? If Ubisoft ever decides to remake AC2 could they do it? And what would you like to see in an AC2 remake? I think it's so vast with it's time period and locations. I wouldn't even know where to begin. So much can be improved and expanded upon today, especially when there is not only the games and the side games, there is also the books to integrate into the remake. An AC2 Remake would be dream come true, Venice, Rome, Florence, Constantinople could look more life like then ever before.