Ubisoft has released the development of the 3DS game Assassin’s Creed: Lost Legacy cancelled. The story for the handheld game however is the basis for Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, at the end of this year for the PS3 and the Xbox 360 comes out.
In mid-2010, during the press conference in which Nintendo 3DS announced, did Ubisoft release that the for this handheld to Assassin’s Creed: Lost Legacy worked. The work on the 3d-game is, however, stopped, Darby McDevitt to Joystick let you know. The story that writer McDevitt for Lost Legacy forged had, however, will still be used: it is the basis for Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, that in november for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3.
The original idea of McDevitt was the story of Lost Legacy and Revelations in parallel. According to the writer, they are however, during the development process are merged. In Lost Legacy, would protagonist Ezio go in search of a castle of the Assassin order in Masyaf, a city in the Middle East. He would be there to find out more about Altair, the protagonist of the previous parts of the series. In Revelations is Ezio to Constantinople, where he goes out to find the key of a castle of the Assassins order. Also, that castle would be clues about Altair. Despite the cancellation of Lost Legacy is the continuity of the series thus ensured, suggests McDevitt: the storyline is that all the games in the series together, with Revelations an appropriate follow-up.
