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Game details

Game:
Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines
AKA
Assassin's Creed PSP
Genre:
Action
Sub Genre:
Adventure
Release Date (US):
November 17th, 2009
Release Date (UK):
November 20th, 2009
Players:
1
Online Players:
N/A
Developers:
Griptonite Games
Publisher:
Ubisoft
Rating:
M [Mature]
PSU Rank:
0 of 1169 Games
PSU Rank on PSP:
0 of 0 Games
Additional Information:
Only on PSP

About Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines

Assassin's Creed PSP picks up right where Assassin's Creed ended. After the death of Robert De Sable by Altair’s blade, the Templars, led by Armand Bouchart, fled the Holy Land to settle on the island of Cyprus. Following their tracks, Altair has the firm intention to put an end to their quest for power. Altair will help the local resistance fight the Templar’s occupation and get rid of the Templar commanders.

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