The ratings board also dished that the game has 150 minutes of cutscenes. Brotherhood is a bridge of sorts between AC2 and AC3, following Ezio again.
”This work was passed with no cuts made,” reports the BBFC website, which is always a good statement to read. ”Contains strong violence and language,” it added.
Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood releases on Xbox 360 and PS3 November 19th, while a PC version is being developed but got delayed until spring 2011. Multiplayer is included this time around, while singleplayer features a huge upgradeable city of Rome.
