Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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In this week's edition of GamingSins, we sinned Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. We thought this was a good game. Ezio is awesome, and the story is solid. Still, we had fun sinning it.
Remember, no game is without sin. Which game's sins do YOU want to see recounted?
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Next week's video is Assassin’s Creed: Revelations! Wanna submit a sin? Great, we'd love to hear it! Follow the steps below.
1. Find your sins in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations Video: (youtube.com/watch?v=eBEJnYG70yA)
2. Send the sin, the sin's location, and your YouTube username to mysin@gamingsins.com in the following format:
Your YouTube username (for example, GamingSins)
The time in the hh:mm:ss format (for example, if you're at the location 3:02:27, you’ll submit the time as 03:02:27).
And the sin’s text (for example, Repetitive gameplay is repetitive)
By submitting a sin, you are hand over all rights to the sin. Don't worry, if you send us your username, we'll credit you for coming up with it. Happy hunting!
Check out the original gameplay we sinned from Andy Gilleand: goo.gl/4ZXwi2
Tweet us: twitter.com/GamingSinsdc
Facebook us: facebook.com/GamingSinsdc
Email us: comments@gamingsins.com
Axol's book now available: goo.gl/ZnKAKV
Awesome t-shirts: skreened.com/GamingSins
No game is without sin. This is our mantra. What’s a sin, you ask? A sin is usually one of three things: a joke, a ridiculous observation, or something that’s legitimately wrong with the game. So don’t take our sins too seriously. We’re not game reviewers from the New York Times. We’re not Metacritics. We’re GamingSins. And we sin games.
*Copyrighted content used under the Fair Use exception for review and commentary.
BUY GAMING SINS SHIRTS HERE: gamingsins.bigcartel.com
In this week's edition of GamingSins, we sinned Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. We thought this was a good game. Ezio is awesome, and the story is solid. Still, we had fun sinning it.
Remember, no game is without sin. Which game's sins do YOU want to see recounted?
Subscribe: youtube.com/user/gamingsinsdotcom?sub_confirmation=1
Next week's video is Assassin’s Creed: Revelations! Wanna submit a sin? Great, we'd love to hear it! Follow the steps below.
1. Find your sins in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations Video: (youtube.com/watch?v=eBEJnYG70yA)
2. Send the sin, the sin's location, and your YouTube username to mysin@gamingsins.com in the following format:
Your YouTube username (for example, GamingSins)
The time in the hh:mm:ss format (for example, if you're at the location 3:02:27, you’ll submit the time as 03:02:27).
And the sin’s text (for example, Repetitive gameplay is repetitive)
By submitting a sin, you are hand over all rights to the sin. Don't worry, if you send us your username, we'll credit you for coming up with it. Happy hunting!
Check out the original gameplay we sinned from Andy Gilleand: goo.gl/4ZXwi2
Tweet us: twitter.com/GamingSinsdc
Facebook us: facebook.com/GamingSinsdc
Email us: comments@gamingsins.com
Axol's book now available: goo.gl/ZnKAKV
Awesome t-shirts: skreened.com/GamingSins
No game is without sin. This is our mantra. What’s a sin, you ask? A sin is usually one of three things: a joke, a ridiculous observation, or something that’s legitimately wrong with the game. So don’t take our sins too seriously. We’re not game reviewers from the New York Times. We’re not Metacritics. We’re GamingSins. And we sin games.
*Copyrighted content used under the Fair Use exception for review and commentary.
