(did you mistype or did a year actually passed)
That was the correct one. The below is wrong
Ubisoft seeks to collaborate with Velvet Corp. to continue the Assassin’s Creed franchise, however until Gaben Newb accepts, Ubisoft is quite happy to work independently. They are also looking for smaller companies to help them create the best Assassin’s Creed game so far.
We at Breath Coding are happy to help make the next game in the Assassin’s Creed series but we are uncertain of things like for example how much percentage of the games sales we will get but hopefully before development is started we’ll work those things out.
Ubisoft has sent an email to Breath Coding stating that they -if the game is successful- will get 15%, if not they will receive 10%. They are awaiting confirmation.
9, 5, 2014
Ubisoft has announced that they will bring the new AC game to the UPortable, UNleash, UPC, PC, Steam Box(es) and the Think-Send.
They have upgraded UThink so that when you are stabbed or slashed, you feel a slight pin-prickle of pain, they have added additional thought patterns and moves that will be either available to you or the others.
Because of the hardware difference between the Assassin’s Creed games and the UPortable, they have created the UP-and-go, a remake of the UPortable, but instead of fitted bulky disks, they have refitted it with game chips.
The Steam Boxes’ bulky console will prove to be a problem, so Ubisoft has upgraded the Charcoal System, to optimize efficiency (and get rid of the lag and glitches). They have also introduced the Charcoal system to UPortable, UPC and UNleash.
10, 7, 2014
Takeki has replied that they will accept your offer and will be glad to start development whenever you feel ready to do so.
11, 7 2014
Ubisoft Seattle and Sydney have create a Think-Send game; Über-Heroes
This states you in a super-hero game where your personality and choices create the type of powers you get. This is released today, although is hopefully opened to multiplayer in the next few months.
12, 7, 2014
Ubisoft and Breath Coding are about to start on their supeer-hyped-up game for the AC Franchise tomorrow.
On Skype Ubisoft founders Cazran and Hayden Patmore discussed various plans and schematics for the new game;
Cazran Patmore: Takeki, what are we going to call this game?
Hayden Patmore: I have an idea! What about Assassin's Creed: Alta Vita
Cazran Patmore: Kewl, really kewl. So what about it Takeki?
PS. write in the button on the right to the double apostrophe
Ubisoft is awaiting further reply from Takeki and Breath Coding.
Ubisoft has given a Think-Send license to Breath Coding for 30 years.
Cazran Patmore: Takeki, what are we going to call this game?
Hayden Patmore: I have an idea! What about Assassin's Creed: Alta Vita
Cazran Patmore: Kewl, really kewl. So what about it Takeki?
Takeki: Sounds Great to me.
Ubisoft and Breath Coding have started created the new Assassin’s Creed game; Assassin’s Creed: Alta Vita.
Ubisoft Japan, Sydney and Seattle are all going on marketing tours to advertise the game. Because of a special feature, this game will not be featured in UConference.
Ubisoft has been rumoured to be working on a top secret project, similar to ‘Project X’ but with Breath Coding. Surely this ‘thing’ will be twice as better?
18, 7, 2014
Eighteen days have passed since Ubisoft and Breath Coding started on AC: Alta Vita, and they have finally released some information:
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This game is to be created with the best graphics: 3D Graphics V40. This means that this will only be able to run on the most advanced systems
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This is to have something never seen before.
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The mystery item will develop a sense of surrealism in the Think-Send. Increasing the game depth ten-fold.
Velvet Co has announced they will not be working on AC with Ubisoft, saying that they are busy working on projects of there own and don’t have the manpower to commit to.another AAA games. Could this mean Half-Dead 3 is still in production? Fans are hopeful, and with G3 approaching, we may well see an announcement then.
Hopefully, Velvet Corp. will take back it’s choice, but they still have many more opportunities to work with Ubisoft, as they plan to release a sequel to GTA II
After a time of silence, Lai-Do Yingzin has announced he shall move all the projects, funds, and ownerships to Midgard studios. His personal life, now having two daughters, has gotten too hard to handle with his job life. He also wishes good luck to Ubisoft. A small memorial has been sent to all companies Bamboo Cane has been assossiated with, holding all their own games, along with the BCES, and a small statue of Lai-Do, Xhanada, and Lai-Do’s two daughters.