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Source: http://psvitaloca.blogspot.com.br/2013/02/just-add-waters-ps4-project-likely-also.html
Ubisoft Sofia working on a new “undisclosed AAA project”, another potential Assassin’s Creed PS Vita title in the works
Ubisoft Sofia’s working on a new “undisclosed AAA project” according to the resume of several of its employees.
The purported project, has been in development for at least six months at the Bulgaria based division of publishing giant Ubisoft. Best known for their development work on Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation for Sony’s PlayStation Vita, it’s more-than-possible that they’re now hard at work developing a follow up for the handheld platform.
It’d come as no surprise – certainly not after the success of Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation, which last we heard was approaching a benchmark of 600,000 sales. An impressive feat for a handheld that’s underperforming, as of this time.
There’s also – not to forget – the earlier announcement that Ubisoft’s already in the process of developing the next Assassin’s Creed. Possibly meaning Ubisoft Sofia’s developing another title to coincide with it’s the franchises next console-based release, in a similar vein as to last year’s Assassin’s Creed III and Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation – which both released in October 2012.
The fact that development appears to have started on the unannounced project a mere month or two ahead of the release of Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation also indicates it as being more than a possibility.
Ubisoft is set to hold an event on February 27 in London, whereby it is widely expected that they will announce the next Assassin’s Creed. Perhaps we’ll be treated to two new releases.
Do you want to see another Assassin’s Creed PS Vita release? What do you want to see in the next Assassin’s Creed? A new character? A new setting? Let us know in the comments.
Novarama, Panini and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe have announced that downloads of their PSP, PSVita, iOS, and Android App, Invizimals: Hidden Challenges has surpassed 100,000 downloads in two weeks. The app, originally released in late January, is currently only available in Spain and Portugal. Hidden Challenges ties into a physical trading card game from Panini, who plans on releasing over 470 cards in the first set. The free downloadable app allows users to import their physical Hidden Challenges cards into the virtual world to continue the fight. The app provides collection statistics, online multiplayer, and of course allows users to demo the augmented reality features that made the franchise famous.Daniel Crespo of Novarama said that while Invizimals is a Sony property, the ability to release mobile apps expands the amount of people who can become aware of the series. He later said that it’s important to distinguish mobile apps from the traditional Invizimals games to ensure that one doesn’t replace the other. The studio saw Invizimals: Hidden Challenges as a fun diversion while the studio took 2012 off from releasing Invizimals games in an attempt to make the next one special. Presumably the next game will be launched alongside the Invizimals television series set to air later this year.
You can download the app by clicking this for Google Play, clicking here for iOS,clicking here for PSP, and here for PSVita. The PSP iterations of the series have sold over 650,000 units in that region since launch in 2009.
Source: http://psvitaloca.blogspot.com.br/2013/02/invizimals-hidden-challenges-trading.html
A PS Vita Invizimals will probably be announced soon, imo.
