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There were two black robe sets in ACII - Ezio's standard robes could be dyed wetland ebony, and the Armour of Altair were black by default.

-You could dye Ezio's robes Wetland Ebony at one of the tailors in Forli

-Altair's robes could only be unlocked after all 6 assassin seals were acquired and placed in the crypt beneath the Villa Auditore

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Press start and then select the second one, it should say abort memory.

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bookkeepers = bankers

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For most games it's on a sticker on the CD case, or on a card in the box. If you have gone through all the material in your box and literally cannot find it, try calling the manufacturer.

If you're asking for the serial key without having bought the game, we don't provide those.

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Assassin tombs are unlocked as you progress in the game, but I believe you unlock all the tombs by Sequence 6. Tombs are marked on your map with a black assassin insignia. Keep in mind that you should complete the tombs as you find them as you'll need the Armour of Altair (what they unlock) for later missions.

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It is perfectly fine for a 13 year old. There is an option to turn off the blood and swearing is in italian.

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Ezio Auditore died peacefully at the age of 65 in his hometown of Florence, Italy after settling down and having 2 children (Marcello and Flavia Auditore). He tutored a young Chinese assassin by the name of Shao Jun in his final years, preparing the next generation for the dangers that the Templars posed.

Also for anyone who wants to watch it, there is a video that is about Ezio's life after the Assassins Creed games involving him. It is called "Assassins Creed: Embers" and can be found on YouTube.

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Keep punching him in the face until he collapses and then kick him. Block his swings and dodge his attacks. Kick him in the groin. I wish video games were real life.

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Yes It does :)

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The crossbow didn't become available until Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.

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Nope, so make sure you get everything you want before you go.

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They are the same Model with the same face slightly altered from the original. The person they are modeled from is Francisco Randez. So there is no actual way to tell really. Though, you could compare their personalities and behaviour for example their experiences with and behaviour around women.

Altair so far has slept with one woman at an age clearly over 25, though is apparently very fertile judging from the fact he had several children (but still not that good with the ladies).

Whereas, Ezio spent his youth and most of his time (even when plotting revenge against the men who killed his family) working his way through every woman revealed in the storyline. The few who he encounters and has not had relationships with are his family (sister and mother) women over the age of 30 and Lucrezia Borgia who may have had several STIs which in turn may have influenced his actions.

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He doesn't have one because assassins don't really worship in anything

Also: He believes in epicness.

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I'm looking into getting it myself. The description sounds pretty interesting and it also could fill in some gaps in the memory. It adds to the story and gives those of us who have beaten the game something new to do, so I'll probably purchase it soon. I'll update this answer once I've played it myself.

I played both the Battle of Forli and The Rise of Savonarola sequences and although they filled in small gaps in memory, I wouldn't particularly recommend buying them, only because they're so short (an experienced player can finish the Battle of Forli in 1-2 hours, The Rise of Savonarola takes longer). Again, I'm talking about the entire sequence, not just one mission.

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They already have. A short movie to bridge the narrative gap between AC2 and AC3 was created by Ubisoft Montreal. It was called Assassin's Creed: Ascendance.

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Assassin's Creed: Revelations does not feature any co-operative gameplay settings except over linked consoles or a LAN connection.

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New York

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You have to find them . It's rare though

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You can get the Auditore cape by fully restoring Rome, rebuilding all the shops, buying all the landmarks

The Borgia cape by achieving full sync in every mission

Desmond by getting full sync in sequence 8

Romulus Armour by doing all the lairs

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Youve got to be kidding if you're asking that. Of course it's worth playing!

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Shopkeeps will try luring you into their shops by saying they're the best, etc. The musicians follow you around singing you a ballad hoping you'll toss money for them. The citizens will say things about your sanity (if you're doing crazy climbs, etc) or they'll talk about you stealing their money (if you did so) or they'll complain if you bump into them. Guards will give you warnings and say little things about recognizing you.

hope i helped ^_^

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Yes, you can go back to the blacksmith's and it will say "item already bought, press A (or X for PlayStation users) to re-equip. And also, any purchased weapon will be at Ezio's uncles house in the armoury.

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press 'A' whilst running