Assassin's Creed Liberation
Published by Ubisoft in 2012 for the Playstation Vita, with a subsequent HD re-release for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360
How does the trailer for Assassin's Creed Liberation target a specialised and a generalised audience?
Some of the parts of the trailer are supposed to feel cinematic and appeal to a wider audience who want a more cinematic experience - something that appears in the Uncharted games.
There is a strong narrative within the game and trailer about colonialism
Fans of the original version of the game will appreciate some of the more technical aspects, such as the HD remaster for newer and more popular consoles
As this is the third entry into the series, the specialised audience aka fans of the previous games will already recognise some aspects of the games (hidden blades etc)
Black female protagonist, this can appeal to more female audiences, ethnic audiences, and general progressive audiences, this also makes the trailer quite unconventional because it goes against norms.
Action codes within the trailer, much like a film trailer.
90's Ubisoft - Buck Bumble
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00's Ubisoft -Beyond Good and Evil
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How does the trailer for Assassin's Creed Liberation target a specialised and a generalised audience?
Some of the parts of the trailer are supposed to feel cinematic and appeal to a wider audience who want a more cinematic experience - something that appears in the Uncharted games.
There is a strong narrative within the game and trailer about colonialism
Fans of the original version of the game will appreciate some of the more technical aspects, such as the HD remaster for newer and more popular consoles
As this is the third entry into the series, the specialised audience aka fans of the previous games will already recognise some aspects of the games (hidden blades etc)
Black female protagonist, this can appeal to more female audiences, ethnic audiences, and general progressive audiences, this also makes the trailer quite unconventional because it goes against norms.
Action codes within the trailer, much like a film trailer.
90's Ubisoft - Buck Bumble
Action Adventure game for the N64, not heavily and widely praised, but overall positive reception. There was a short draw distance.
00's Ubisoft -Beyond Good and Evil
Action Adventure Game, released on Xbox 360, PS2, Gamecube, Microsoft Windows, (PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade), firstly received poorly at E3 2002, but when it came to be released it was critically acclaimed, had a nomination for Game Of The Year in 2004, yet was still
10's Ubisoft - Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World: The Game
Beat Em' Up, Released on Playstation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, targeted at fans of the graphic novels and film. Generally favourable reviews, 'the best modern beat em up after Castle Crashers' Won Best Adapted Video Game award in 2010. Commercially okay, the game was released under different indie circumstances to most, as it was only through the online marketplace for £10, there was a free demo however.
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