  David Wolinsky, Contributing Editor: So Assassin's Creed
Revelations is the third AC game to come out in as many years.
To those who might've lost track of the series, or dropped off
for whatever reason, can you explain what makes this -- the
series finale -- so special, starting with its story?  Will
Tuttle, Editor in Chief: Well, it's not really the series
finale; I'd consider it more the finale to the Ezio trilogy that
started with Assassin's Creed II and continued with Assassin's
Creed: Brotherhood. Ezio is much older and wiser than he was in
the first game, dropping the brash twentysomething act and
maturing into a world-weary middle-aged man in the process.
After taking down the entire Borgia Empire in his first two
games, Ezio is in search of what to take on next when he hears
of a hidden library built by his fellow Assassin Altair, the
star of the first Assassin's Creed game. We don't know what this
library contains, but it's got to be something special, given
the fact that the nefarious Templars (t