Assassin’s Creed Live-Action Netflix Series Reveals Major Details (And It’s Answering a Big Franchise Question)

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Thanks to Production Weekly (as reported by What’s On Netflix), we now have the full story outline for the upcoming Assassin’s Creed live-action series. It seems the show will be set in Ancient Rome – a first for the franchise – and will likely address long-standing questions, such as how the Assassins dealt with Nero, how the Great Fire of Rome impacted their organization, and the fate of the Roman Assassins after the events of the series. The official synopsis is available below.

6 Reasons Reviews For Crime 101 Are So Positive

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Crime 101 is a film about a jewel thief (Chris Hemsworth) who pulls off robberies along the 101 freeway in Los Angeles. His plans unexpectedly intersect with those of an insurance agent (Halle Berry) who is trying to turn her life around. Meanwhile, a determined detective (Mark Ruffalo) is hot on their trail, trying to prevent their next crime.

Ethereum: The Rollercoaster That Makes Your Stomach Drop Faster Than a Bad Date

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Ethereum Price Chart

Ethereum’s price dip is like that friend who always shows up late to the party and then spills their drink on the carpet. It failed to stay above $2,050 and started a fresh decline, following Bitcoin’s lead because, let’s face it, Ethereum is the ultimate copycat. It traded below $2,020 and $2,000, officially entering the “bearish zone,” which is just a polite way of saying it’s in a really bad mood.

Naruto: All Hokage Ranked Worst to Best

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The Hidden Leaf Village has had seven Hokage, each a powerful and beloved leader. While they were all incredibly skilled, they each led the village in their own unique way. Here’s a look at how they rank, based on their accomplishments and actions during their time as Hokage.

Hyped Free-To-Play Game Hit With Major Layoffs Less Than 3 Weeks After Launch

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Today, many employees of Wildlight Entertainment, the company that created the new free-to-play game Highguard, announced on LinkedIn that they had been laid off. Wildlight has now confirmed these layoffs, stating they’ve kept a small team of developers to continue working on the game. This news comes just under three weeks after Highguard‘s release, which experienced several problems during its launch.