I have often been a fan of how Ubisoft worked in modern music to their AC trailers (see UNKLE's 'Lonely Souls', Justice's 'Genesis').
I caught a Brotherhood trailer last night during The Inbetweeners and it featured Tinie Tempah's 'Pass Out'.
Now I like TT and his album has not been out of my car stereo for a couple of weeks, but it seemed a bit out of place.
The Justice track fits with the aggresive stabby murder element of the game and the UNKLE one was all ethereal and suited scaled large buildings and hopping across rooftops, but 'Pass Out'?
Maybe it's just me. Did anyone else see it?
What did you think?
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I thought it was awful, didn't fit the music at all. The footage was great even though most of it had been shown before. Apparantly there going to be a 60 sec advert on ITV1 during the football on Wednesday night - Try and keep an eye out for that...
Edit: I fogot to mention, did anyone notice after the advert when they showed the PS3 that there was a message underneath that said ''Exclusive Features For PS3'', so whats that then? Please don't tell me it was the beta.
Just spent a little while searching for the Tinie Tempah trailer, but can't seem to find any sign of it.
As for the exclusive content, I believe Jack Tretton said at E3 that there would be exclusive content and a beta for PS3, so the implication is that they are two separate things.
DLC in the same vein as that for ACII would be my bet.
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acridweasel wrote:Just spent a little while searching for the Tinie Tempah trailer, but can't seem to find any sign of it.
As for the exclusive content, I believe Jack Tretton said at E3 that there would be exclusive content and a beta for PS3, so the implication is that they are two separate things.
DLC in the same vein as that for ACII would be my bet.
That TT advert was shown again on ITV1 during the football Wednesday night.
As for the 'exclusive content', I haven't heard Ubi or Sony announce any DLC as of yet. What DLC did ACII have? They really should mention something soon, it could be a deal maker for people who own both a PS3 & 360.
Glyn_Dwr wrote:
acridweasel wrote:Just spent a little while searching for the Tinie Tempah trailer, but can't seem to find any sign of it.
As for the exclusive content, I believe Jack Tretton said at E3 that there would be exclusive content and a beta for PS3, so the implication is that they are two separate things.
DLC in the same vein as that for ACII would be my bet.
That TT advert was shown again on ITV1 during the football Wednesday night.
As for the 'exclusive content', I haven't heard Ubi or Sony announce any DLC as of yet. What DLC did ACII have? They really should mention something soon, it could be a deal maker for people who own both a PS3 & 360.
Not sure about exclusive DLC, but there were a few extra SP areas like the Auditore family crypt and the Arsenal Shipyard.
I haven't heard anything official from Ubi yet though.
It may be going the same way as the Heavy Rain DLC that was shelved in favour of the Move edition...
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Not sure about exclusive DLC, but there were a few extra SP areas like the Auditore family crypt and the Arsenal Shipyard.
I haven't heard anything official from Ubi yet though.
It may be going the same way as the Heavy Rain DLC that was shelved in favour of the Move edition...
Yer I remember those SP areas from ACII, I believe they were preorder bonuses apposed to exclusive console bonuses though.....I guess we will just have to wait for confirmation from Ubi/Sony, hopefully sooner rather than later.
owenp185 wrote:http://assassinscreed.uk.ubi.com/brotherhood/tease
rpreorder/ << The trailer
Tbh I thought they could do a much better job, thought the music was ok though.
Ha!
Who woulda thought the best place to look would be the official site? 
Thanks for posting.
Just watched PhoneShop recorded from Thursday and guess what advert came on afterwards?!
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