Roman buildings in Assassin's creed brotherhood

[Elucidation]

Yesterday the Ubisoft has released the Assassin's creed Brotherhood for PC. The previous version of game is only available for Xbox 360 and PS3. While playing I have observed that there are several different buildings. The game has offered several historical information but in that none about the building present in the game. There are several roman Buildings in the game. Does anybody know any history about those ancient buildings?

[Laramie]

I didn’t see any information regarding the Roman Buildings in the game. It seems to me that they are just a visual thinking of a developer. Some of them might be real like some big towers and bridges but some are additional includes. When you move to the game you will see the info of that location or building sometime. Just note down the name and search it on Google. You will get lots of information regarding the structures.

[CRiley]

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood gets Ezio to the capital of Rome where the recognizable throng blending, elegant park our, and furtiveness assassinations carry on shining. Rome is where you use up the bulk of your moment except the city is properly huge – 2 time the range of Florence from Assassin’s Creed II. There are slight dissimilarities within the districts of the Vatican, Downtown, Tiber, Country as well as Antique: thin, bunched alleyways, broad release lanes of trade, and open grassy regions through grand villas and significant building for example the Roman Coliseum.

[Alondra]

The notice to aspect in Rome is striking. The traditional Roman structural design is packed through the bundle and activity of citizens affecting around and advertising products, beggars demanding for coins, and securities patrolling the roads, building Rome sense similar to one of the major lively and realistic cities I’ve yet seen. Still in Ezio’s Tiber Island hiding place the view of small details similar to a pigeon in a coop up intended for sending messages shows the quantity of exertion that went into the town. The wonderfully ambient soundtrack fits anything you occur to be burden, be it calm bounds crossways rooftops or running away from cavalry.

[Mrigankasekhar]

I think that you should see the Wikipedia because all the information source of the Ubisoft is Wikipedia. There you will get any information regarding the building or any characters. You can also get the full story of the game from any site. As far as I looked there are not any unknown buildings present in the game. You can recognize most of the building just seeing it because they are well known all over the world.

[Kaufman]

The ubisoft has done the excellent thing buy describing the real ancient culture of the Roman in the game. Not only in this game but you can see this kind of things in all sequels of the game. The buildings are well designed for the purpose of gaming. You can view the full view of the coliseum building in the game. However how many buildings are there in the game is another issue because there is not much information about it yet.