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# Command & upgrade the Jackdaw ship Dual cutlass swords & 4 flintlock pistols Explore 50+ unique Caribbean locations Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag - Xbox 360

**Brand:** ubisoft
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## Summary

> 🏴‍☠️ Set sail, conquer, and claim your pirate legacy!

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- **What is this?** Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag - Xbox 360 by ubisoft
- **How much does it cost?** € 41.87 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Rule the Caribbean Seas:** Upgrade and command your ship, the Jackdaw, to dominate naval battles and build your feared pirate fleet.
- • **Multiplayer Mayhem Awaits:** Join friends in intense PvP battles with customizable pirate characters across exotic, historic arenas.
- • **Live the Golden Age of Pirates:** Interact with legendary figures like Blackbeard and shape a lawless republic in a gritty, immersive storyline.
- • **Master the Art of Pirate Combat:** Seamlessly switch between Assassin’s Hidden Blade and an arsenal of pirate weaponry for brutal, stylish battles.
- • **Dive Into an Expansive Open World:** Roam 50+ diverse locations from bustling cities to hidden coves, unlocking secrets and side quests at every turn.

## Overview

Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag for Xbox 360 plunges you into the Golden Age of Pirates as Edward Kenway, blending stealth assassin gameplay with open-world exploration and naval combat. Command the Jackdaw, explore 50+ Caribbean locations, engage in ship battles, and experience a rich multiplayer mode. With a 4.4-star rating and critical acclaim, it’s a must-have for gamers craving adventure, strategy, and pirate swagger.

## Description

It is 1715. Pirates rule the Caribbean and have established a lawless pirate republic. Among these outlaws is a fearsome young captain named Edward Kenway. His exploits earn the respect of pirate legends like Blackbeard, but draw him into an ancient war that may destroy everything the pirates have built. It is 1715. Pirates rule the Caribbean and have established a lawless pirate republic. Among these outlaws is a fearsome young captain named Edward Kenway. His exploits earn the respect of pirate legends like Blackbeard, but draw him into an ancient war that may destroy everything the pirates have built. A BRASH REBEL ASSASSIN Become Edward Kenway, a charismatic yet brutal pirate captain, trained by Assassins. Edward can effortlessly switch between the Hidden Blade of the Assassin's Order and all new weaponry including four flintlock pistols and dual cutlass swords. EXPLORE AN OPEN WORLD FILLED WITH OPPORTUNITIES Discover the most diverse Assassin's Creed ® world ever created. From Kingston to Nassau, explore 50 unique locations where you can live the life of a pirate including

Review: Assassin's Creed with Pirates and Ship Battles!!! - This game is great. I played the original AC years ago but couldn't get into it and shelfed it. Fast forward to Black Flag. I decided to give it a try because of the pirate theme. You spend the game as a ship captain that gets mixed up with the Assassins and becomes part of their order. The traditional "run and climb anywhere" ability is present and the world is quite large and the cities are very diverse and full of items to collect, places to unlock, and side missions to complete. The story of the game is engaging and the characters are entertaining and well played and voice acted. Not having played the other games in the series was not a detriment to either story or actual playing experience. The in game tutorial plays out as the game progresses and isn't forced, but feels like a natural part of the learning process. As for the over arching story itself, you learn a lot about the past characters and the theme of the struggle through in game dialogue and cutscenes as well as through the "present day" Abstergo missions. The characters all have their own personalities and the great graphics of the game help to portray them as individuals with emotions. Controlling your own pirate ship was a great deal of fun. You have the ability to upgrade your ship with reinforced armor, upgraded cannons, and customizable visual features. As you explore the world you can engage other ships in naval combat. This plays out by sailing around, or into, them while firing cannons and dropping exploding fire barells. Once enough damage is done you can sink the ship or board it to fight the enemy hand to hand and capture the ship. Once captured the ship can be used to repair your own ship, the Jackdaw, it can be added to your fleet (which is a mini game in and of itself where you can complete side missions and earn additonal gold/rewards), or it can be used to lower your 'wanted level' in order to keep bounty hunter ships from coming after you. The handling of the ship is not necessarily easy at first, but after some time at sea it becomes natural. I like that the developers have you battling the ever changing sea through large waves and storms, this adds some realism to the time spent navigating or ship battling. While at sea you may come across harpooning location that starts yet another mini-game . In it you are in a small boat trying to take down any number of sharks or whales with harpoons in order to harvest their valuable hunting good. These are used for upgrades to your character or they can be sold. One thing that really made me fall in love with this game are the seas shanties. These shanties are one of the many collectible things you can find and chase down in the game. While at sea your crew will burst into song as your ship crashes through the waves and you speed past the beautifully rendered islands of the Caribbean under a bright blue sky. Being a fan of of folk music and sea shanties in real life I was elated to hear my crew out of no where start singing sailing songs that I myself know. This small touch really cemented my love for the game. This game is a must have in my opinion. It has something to offer any type of gamer and should not be missed.
Review: Best game of 2013 - The best game of 2013. It's AC4 meets Far Cry 3, with a dynamic pirate component. It's a great deal of fun, highly playable. One of the areas of this game that has impressed me is that our hero is not invincible. One of the flaws of the previous AC games is that after a ramp opening, your player becomes nearly invulnerable to nearly any enemy. In AC4: Black Flag, your ship needs a plethora of upgrades, combat skill and simply time to become adept in war at sea. For the exploration and combat portions, the game also has increased the challenge in terms of combat. It's not Arkham City refined, but the combat and action has improved noticeably. For 60 dollars, you get your money's worth. There is a pirate ship game, an exploration game in Mayan Ruins and Shipwrecks, a Captain Ahab hunt for sea creatures along with some jungle hunts for rare animals. All of it works. I am well past 10-12 hours on campaign, and have many side missions and a few more memories to complete. What doesn't work perfectly is the narrative. It doesn't have the romantic component of AC2. Edward Kenway is a badass, but do we care about him. I am 80% through the campaign, and there hasn't been a significant plot twist yet. Considering how his character doesn't have a sexual prowess in a classically inclined setting, I could see his character being revealed to be a priest or something. Also, there isn't a strong emphasis on the war between the Assassins and the Templars in this go round. The visuals are outstanding. It's the best looking AC game ever made. Though it would be interesting to send Edward to Africa, or even the England before the trip is over. I think there is ample room for a surprise, but the story is running out. Ubisoft makes excellent games(Splinter Cell Blacklist, Assassin's Creed Revelations, AC2, AC Brotherhood), and this game is no exception. I really liked how they brought into the series a Far Cry 3 aspect of taking down fortresses, a stronger arc for the protagonist, a lush tropical landscape, and hunting ferocious creatures. You get your 60 dollars worth. I look forward to what UBI delivers for the Xbox One/PS4 in the coming year, Fall 2014. I hope they return to very tall structures and gigantic tombs to explore.

## Features

- A BRASH REBEL ASSASSIN: Become Edward Kenway, a charismatic yet brutal pirate captain, trained by Assassins. Edward can effortlessly switch between the Hidden Blade of the Assassin's Order and all new weaponry including four flintock pistols and dual cutlass swords.
- EXPLORE AN OPEN WORLD FILLED WITH OPPORTUNITIES: Discover the most diverse Assassin's Creed world ever created. From Kingston to Nassau, explore 50 unique locations where you can live the life of a pirate.
- BECOME THE MOST FEARED PIRATE IN THE CARIBBEAN: Command your ship, the Jackdaw, and strike fear in all who see her. Plunder and pillage to upgrade the Jackdaw with ammunition and equipment needed to fight off enemy ships.
- EXPERIENCE THE GRITTY REALITY BEHIND THE PIRATE FANTASY: Stand amongst legendary names such as Blackbeard and Benjamin Hornigold, as you establish a lawless Republic in the Bahamas and relive the truly explosive events that defined the Golden Age of Pirates.
- MULTIPLAYER EXPERIENCE: Play with your friends in the ruthless and critically acclaimed multiplayer experience. Choose from an eclectic cast of characters from the Golden Age of Pirates and fight to the death in exotic locations.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00BMFIXT2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,858 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #492 in Xbox 360 Games, Consoles & Accessories |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Microsoft Xbox 360, Microsoft Xbox 360 E |
| Computer Platform | Xbox 360 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,884) |
| Date First Available | February 12, 2013 |
| Department | Adults |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00008888528111, 00008888528647 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 0.25 ounces |
| Item model number | 52811 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Ubisoft |
| Number of Players | multiplayer |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 0.25 ounces |
| Publication Date | October 29, 2013 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | October 29, 2013 |
| Type of item | Unknown Binding |
| UPC | 069060167023 707003234073 008888528425 933147371439 069061260754 008888528647 088885281110 815086625722 008888528111 008888528784 |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Assassin's Creed with Pirates and Ship Battles!!!
*by D***S on March 12, 2015*

This game is great. I played the original AC years ago but couldn't get into it and shelfed it. Fast forward to Black Flag. I decided to give it a try because of the pirate theme. You spend the game as a ship captain that gets mixed up with the Assassins and becomes part of their order. The traditional "run and climb anywhere" ability is present and the world is quite large and the cities are very diverse and full of items to collect, places to unlock, and side missions to complete. The story of the game is engaging and the characters are entertaining and well played and voice acted. Not having played the other games in the series was not a detriment to either story or actual playing experience. The in game tutorial plays out as the game progresses and isn't forced, but feels like a natural part of the learning process. As for the over arching story itself, you learn a lot about the past characters and the theme of the struggle through in game dialogue and cutscenes as well as through the "present day" Abstergo missions. The characters all have their own personalities and the great graphics of the game help to portray them as individuals with emotions. Controlling your own pirate ship was a great deal of fun. You have the ability to upgrade your ship with reinforced armor, upgraded cannons, and customizable visual features. As you explore the world you can engage other ships in naval combat. This plays out by sailing around, or into, them while firing cannons and dropping exploding fire barells. Once enough damage is done you can sink the ship or board it to fight the enemy hand to hand and capture the ship. Once captured the ship can be used to repair your own ship, the Jackdaw, it can be added to your fleet (which is a mini game in and of itself where you can complete side missions and earn additonal gold/rewards), or it can be used to lower your 'wanted level' in order to keep bounty hunter ships from coming after you. The handling of the ship is not necessarily easy at first, but after some time at sea it becomes natural. I like that the developers have you battling the ever changing sea through large waves and storms, this adds some realism to the time spent navigating or ship battling. While at sea you may come across harpooning location that starts yet another mini-game . In it you are in a small boat trying to take down any number of sharks or whales with harpoons in order to harvest their valuable hunting good. These are used for upgrades to your character or they can be sold. One thing that really made me fall in love with this game are the seas shanties. These shanties are one of the many collectible things you can find and chase down in the game. While at sea your crew will burst into song as your ship crashes through the waves and you speed past the beautifully rendered islands of the Caribbean under a bright blue sky. Being a fan of of folk music and sea shanties in real life I was elated to hear my crew out of no where start singing sailing songs that I myself know. This small touch really cemented my love for the game. This game is a must have in my opinion. It has something to offer any type of gamer and should not be missed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best game of 2013
*by J***C on November 10, 2013*

The best game of 2013. It's AC4 meets Far Cry 3, with a dynamic pirate component. It's a great deal of fun, highly playable. One of the areas of this game that has impressed me is that our hero is not invincible. One of the flaws of the previous AC games is that after a ramp opening, your player becomes nearly invulnerable to nearly any enemy. In AC4: Black Flag, your ship needs a plethora of upgrades, combat skill and simply time to become adept in war at sea. For the exploration and combat portions, the game also has increased the challenge in terms of combat. It's not Arkham City refined, but the combat and action has improved noticeably. For 60 dollars, you get your money's worth. There is a pirate ship game, an exploration game in Mayan Ruins and Shipwrecks, a Captain Ahab hunt for sea creatures along with some jungle hunts for rare animals. All of it works. I am well past 10-12 hours on campaign, and have many side missions and a few more memories to complete. What doesn't work perfectly is the narrative. It doesn't have the romantic component of AC2. Edward Kenway is a badass, but do we care about him. I am 80% through the campaign, and there hasn't been a significant plot twist yet. Considering how his character doesn't have a sexual prowess in a classically inclined setting, I could see his character being revealed to be a priest or something. Also, there isn't a strong emphasis on the war between the Assassins and the Templars in this go round. The visuals are outstanding. It's the best looking AC game ever made. Though it would be interesting to send Edward to Africa, or even the England before the trip is over. I think there is ample room for a surprise, but the story is running out. Ubisoft makes excellent games(Splinter Cell Blacklist, Assassin's Creed Revelations, AC2, AC Brotherhood), and this game is no exception. I really liked how they brought into the series a Far Cry 3 aspect of taking down fortresses, a stronger arc for the protagonist, a lush tropical landscape, and hunting ferocious creatures. You get your 60 dollars worth. I look forward to what UBI delivers for the Xbox One/PS4 in the coming year, Fall 2014. I hope they return to very tall structures and gigantic tombs to explore.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The first Assassin's Creed I played to completion.
*by L***R on January 22, 2014*

I played both AC1 and AC2, and while I found them fun initially, I found myself tiring of them and casting them aside for other games. The major problem with these two games was that yes, the combat was pretty fluid and yes, it was fun watching your character pull off superhuman acrobatic moves... but neither game ever really got much beyond that. Combat became repetitive and it was easy to begin learning tricks to rig the system that made combat too easy. After all, how many different ways can you tail or assassinate someone. Climbing to reach a synchronization point becomes more of an annoyance as you have seen every impressive acrobatic move 100 times before. Not too mention, while the universe of AC is compelling, the first couple of titles did not do a very good job in telling the story in a compelling way. AC4 fixes much of this. The combat system hasn't changed all that much from its predecessors and the "tail, assassinate, eavesdrop" type missions again becomes extremely repetitive. However, this becomes less of a problem because it is broken up fantastically by your time spent pirating. Similar in purpose is the Kenway's fleet minigame... which, again like the other elements standing alone, does become a bit stale toward the end. However, because you are switching so readily between it, pirating, assassin missions, and even the Abstergo employee hacking it never got me to the point where I just became bored and tossed the game aside. Also, I was surprised by how much detail regarding the AC universe you could gleam from this game. As someone who only got about 50-65% of the way through the first two titles and had a seriously lacking understanding of the plot up to this point, I was able to put the events of the previous games together fairly nicely. Additionally, I thought they did a great job with moving the plot along and pacing in a game where it was very easy to get sidetracked pirating for a while. One minor complaint that I have is that I enjoy games that are very challenging. This is not one of those games (and neither were the predecessors). In this game, the further you progress and the more upgrades you get the more powerful you become. Obviously, it should be this way as it makes you feel like you are truly "making it" in the world, but enemies and situations don't really increase in difficulty as you progress in the main story. As such, the final missions are more of a cakewalk than the earlier ones which is kind of a let down. I am not sure how they can rectify this in future ACs, because the upgrading and collecting aspect is definitely an appealing one. In any case, for those who are like me and never found AC an appealing series before despite giving it a few tries... this might be the game to change your mind. AC4 has made sure that I will be eagerly awaiting to see what Ubisoft has to offer for the next installment of Assassin's Creed.

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