The story of Bloodlines takes place mere moments after the end of the first Assassin’s Creed game in the times of the Holy Crusades. Here is our official review of the PSP title, Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines. While their first outings on the Nintendo DS and Mobile were very limited on gameplay, offering 2D gameplay instead of console-quality gameplay, they developed a game for the Sony PSP which gave players the opportunity to not only see the current star of the series in action, but also played like the console games. Ubisoft had thought of this as well, bringing their Assassin’s Creed franchise portable. Many franchises jumped into this trend, from older franchises to newer ones.
Games like Silent Hill: Origins, The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, and God of War: Chains of Olympus brought console-quality franchises and gameplay to handheld games, allowing you to take the fun gameplay anywhere you wanted. Franchises like God of War, The Legend of Zelda, Gran Turismo, Final Fantasy, Silent Hill, and others.
Such franchises back in the last generation were both first party titles and third party titles.
Both the Nintendo DS and the Sony PlayStation Portable did this, and they are still doing this with games on the Nintendo 3DS and the PlayStation Vita. Many of these games are also canon with their own stories, and some of them are spin-off games that don’t have anything to do with the canon storylines for their franchises. NA Availability: Digital Download | Direct DownloadĮU Availability: Digital Download | Direct DownloadĮver since the last generations of handhelds, developers have been making games that take big franchise names and throwing them into the handheld market.
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