What Assassin's Creed IV Will Look Like On PS4 and Xbox One

By Dr. Evelyn Thorne | January 01, 0001

Once the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 drop, I imagine that many early adopters will ask themselves one question over and over again during

the first year: do

I buy rummy meet new games on current-gen consoles, or next-gen consoles? And, welp. If what

you’re looking for is stuff like prettier foliage and weather joy rummy effects, then a next-gen copy of a game sounds rummy new app like the right fit for you…if the franchise happens to be Assassin’s Creed, that is. Dat rain tho.

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