Work with your new partner to succeed in a fierce mission that would be impossible to conquer alone.

The official version of the new Next Generation console game from Ubisoft.
New cooperative gameplay allows you to perform acrobatics and spectacular attacks.
Next Gen Graphics: Characters, animations, and designs adapted from the console version of the game.
All New: Fight airborne enemies atop a dragon, swing on ropes, unleash special attacks, and more!
Dive into the universe of 1001 Nights thanks to sumptuous designs and dynamic lighting.

Download Link : Prince of Persia 5800 n97

Work with your new partner to succeed in a fierce mission that would be impossible to conquer alone.

The official version of the new Next Generation console game from Ubisoft.
New cooperative gameplay allows you to perform acrobatics and spectacular attacks.
Next Gen Graphics: Characters, animations, and designs adapted from the console version of the game.
All New: Fight airborne enemies atop a dragon, swing on ropes, unleash special attacks, and more!
Dive into the universe of 1001 Nights thanks to sumptuous designs and dynamic lighting.

Download Link : Prince of Persia 5800 n97

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Rating: 7 Out of 10

May Contain Spoilers

Prince of Persia: Epilogue has been out for a while now and I was hoping for a very good decent DLC for this game when I first heard about it. Epilogue starts out right where the game left off and you reach this cool new underground palace area. Unfortunately you have an evil dark lord on your tail and Elika’s father isn’t really that happy either. The game has a few new things like the new power Energize which puts objects like walls back up before they were destroyed and the new move that charges at the enemy in a cool cinematic way. The game is still fun and it has new puzzles but the new puzzles seem more like dodge all of this corruption that we put in your way. You also run into the Shapeshifter who shifts into The Hunter and The Warrior but he is easily defeated using the same tactics as you would use for the original two. The content for the most part seems to be just reused content from the game with a new area and some new moves. Overall, this game took me around 2 hours to complete and if you really want to be caught up on the story and you don’t mind using 10 dollars then give this a shot.

Pros:

+ Still looks great and is a fun platformer

+ New puzzles, new moves, new powers

+ New trophies and still fun

Cons:

- Not really new puzzles, just more corruption

- Only took me 2 hours to beat

- Not much new, more reused

Extras:

# Prince of Persia Cheat Codes

# Prince of Persia Trophies

# Prince of Persia Review

The Prince and Elika are back in the Prince of Persia DLC titled Prince of Persia: Epilogue. Just taking place a few minutes where the last game left off, you get to journey into a new area and have some new abilities. This can be yours for 10 dollars (PS3) or 800 MSP (X-Box 360). Expect a review in the coming days.

Prince of Persia (1989)

Now let me start off by saying, I am a HUGE fan of the Prince of Persia series of games.  And I’m not talking about the latest release and the Sands of Time trilogy. I’m talking about the original 1989 PoP and it’s 1994  sequel.  Simply put, the exact moment I laid eyes on the first PoP game, was the moment my love for platform games started.  And it has only grown since!

The first PoP captured everyone’s imagination.  Be it with it’s fluid character animation that translated human movement to a digital format quite remarkably for it’s time, or with it’s interesting yet refreshing fight dynamic.  It was ahead of it’s time in just about every way and an instant classic.

Prince of Persia 2 : The Shadow and the Flame

PoP2 continued to build on the success of the first.  With updated graphics and a deeper storyline, it raised the bar ever higher of what gamers expected of games.  I vividly remember playing the game and stomping my feet and tensing up at intense junctions.  Such was the immersion the fluid character movements and the game dynamics brought to the player.  

I believe just about every programmer / company who were thinking of making a platform game in those times, were scrutinizing the PoP games carefully in order to not fall in it’s shadow.  Only one game ever achieved the same level as the original Pop, and that would be Flashback.  Asking me to choose which is better between the original PoP and Flashback, would be like torturing me.  I regard both as the best platform games to date.

Prince of Persia : Sands of Time

Moving on with the times then,  and the prevalent course games were taking, was the introduction of 3D.  So in 1999, PoP took the leap (no pun intended) to 3D.  To say it wasn’t well received by fans would be an understatement.  The graphics were good, the animation was still fluid and overall it wasn’t a bad game at all.  But it didn’t have the same charm the two games before it had.  

So it was with bated breath that each and every PoP fan awaited the release of Ubisoft’s attempt at taking the Prince to a new dimension.  Everybody was skeptical after the announcement, yet secretly everybody was hoping it would be the game to breathe life back into the series.

And breathe it did.  It huffed and puffed and blew the community down. 2003’s Sands of Time was a masterful creation.  It re-captured the soul of what the PoP games were :  running, jumping, climbing trees… (well, without the trees part).  And most of it’s success could probably be attributed to the involvement of the original’s creator, Jordan Mechner.  It was an instant hit and fans across the world rejoiced.  And rejoice some more they did when Ubisoft announced that the franchise would be a trilogy.

Prince of Persia : Warrior Within

Continuing the trilogy, was 2004’s Warrior Within.  With a darker setting, a level of violence earning it an M rating and a punk rock soundtrack, the Prince was deviating from the path he was destined to walk upon.  Like a rebel teenager it seemed he was against everything that made the series spectacular.  The absence of Jordan Mechner’s input in this title was obvious and in interviews with him, he commented that he didn’t like the direction the game took.  Fans were fearing the worst for the future of the trilogy.

Prince of Persia : The Two Thrones

But in 2005, Ubisoft surprised fans with the final installment.  The Two Thrones was a careful blend of Sands of Time and Warrior Within.  It wasn’t as dark and moody as the second installment and it had a great story to back it up (although, the story could be confusing to new players to the series).  So the series ended on a high note.  Yet Ubisoft wasn’t finished with the Prince.  There was yet more running, jumping and climbing to be done.

On to 2008’s recently released Prince of Persia then.  Before release, Ubisoft announced that the game will follow a completely new storyline and sport a new graphical style.  And deliver they did.

Prince of Persia (2008)

The new PoP looks incredible.  It’s a blend of fantasy and comic.  Or at times it feels like an epic clash between the two (epic, but in a fantastic kind of way).  Looking at the game, it feels like you’re drowning in a sea of colours.  But in a good way.  It’s like dying because you’ve had too much ice-cream and you got heartfrost.  You die, yes,  but what a way to go!  You’re too scared to get close to the screen to admire the minute details on the characters and environment in fear of smudging the paint.  For that’s what the game looks like.  A beautifully crafted oil painting where the colours jump out at you, suck out your eyeballs and envelope you in a blanket of fuzzyness……

*ahem*  Did I get carried away ?  Well, suffice to say, it’s beautiful to look at.

What about story and gameplay then ?  The important bits !?  Well, Ubisoft delivered there as well.  The story revolves around the unfortunate Prince (who’s name is never revealed in the game), who stumbles upon a damsel in distress.  And like any good gentleman, he feels obliged to lend a hand.  Landing him smack dab in the middle of an age-old battle between the good of that land and an evil that was, up until the moment he got involved, locked away safely.  The damsel turns out to be a Princess called Elika and so the duo set off to purge the land of the evil flowing through it.

The story is interesting and it’s helped along by dialogue between the two main protagonists.  This dialogue can be accessed by the player hence he / she isn’t forced to listen to it.  When standing close to Elika, the player presses a button to engage in conversation and after each junction in the conversation, the player is returned to free roaming.  So he / she can choose to start playing again, or press the button once more for more dialogue.  It’s a nice mechanic that Ubisoft has introduced bearing in mind that some people only want to play the game and don’t care much for story nowadays.

In-game Screenshot

Controlling the Prince is easy as cake.  I mean, it’s a piece of pie.  The dynamics are still the same as in the previous installments.  Running along walls, climbing pillars, shimmeying and making great big jumps all return.  Along with a few extras.  Roof running makes an appearance (like wall running, but for short distances along the roof) as well as unlockable power plates (to which I will get in a moment).  All of these are initiated with a single button press by the player along with pointing the Prince in a direction.  Pretty simple and easy.

To vary the gameplay a bit, rings are placed along the walls and the roof.  These rings allow the Prince to extend his wall / roof run.  Once the player encounters a ring in at the end of a wall run for instance, he / she needs to press a second button which will make the Prince swing on the ring and extend the wall run.  Miss the button press and the Prince will plummet to his death.  Which leads me to a second interesting mechanic.

You can never die.  If the Prince misses a jump, Elika intervenes with her magic to lend a helping hand (literally).  She will pull you up and drop you on the last solid platform you were standing on.  Some people might say that this is synonymous with nursing / spoon feeding the player.  But it’s actually a great way of keeping the momentum going.  I wouldn’t go as far as saying the game is challenging, but some areas are tricky enough to make you grateful for not having to quit to the main menu and load a saved game for the umpteenth time.  Or to die and find you haven’t saved in quite some time.  It’s a rather clever idea that will keep players positive about the game experience.

In-game screenshot

On to fighting then.  And here, the new PoP returns to the dynamics of the very first Prince of Persia.  You fight one enemy at a time and it’s all based on timing and blocking, just like in the 1989 game.  The player can either hold down the block button and wait for an opening to start dishing out the pain, but later in the game the enemies will not stand for that.  They will break through your defences and get you in a tight spot at which point the game will prompt on-screen, which button the player needs to press to get out of the spot of trouble they’re in.  The player has about a second to a second and a half to press the button, and if they miss, Elika will step in and save you at the cost of the enemy regenerating a chunk of it’s health.

The other option, is to press the block button just as an enemy attacks.  This will stun the enemy for a moment and allow the player to queue a combo to make ‘em hurt.  Later enemies in the game tend to do the same though, so the fighting doesn’t get old very quickly.  Also, the combo’s one can string together are fun to do.  Some involving Elika’s magical attacks and some with only the Prince tearing it up.  It’s both fun and engaging to do.

The unlockable power plates I mentioned earlier work as follows.  Once you heal a part of the land, that part will be filled with light spheres.  Collect enough of them and you can unlock one of 4 different power plates (with all 4 being unlocked by the end of the game).  These plates kind of resemble old persion astrolabe’s and shows the research the developers did with the artwork.  What these plates do in the game, is allow the player to reach new areas.  Areas which are only accessible once the relevant power plate is unlocked.  This also means re-visiting previous areas to find more light spheres you couldn’t reach.  And as it’s a completely open-ended game (the player can go where he / she pleases apart from being limited by the power plates), it’s another piece of pie.

In closing, the new PoP takes everything it’s learned from the previous games, and builds on it.  And the result is a beautiful melding of fantasy, adventure, story and gameplay.  It’s a title well worth having, and although there isn’t much re-play value in the game, I’d wager you’d go back to the game just to look at the pretty graphics again =)

Rating: 8.5 Out of 10

Prince of Persia has been finally released for the PS3 and 360. For the record, this game has nothing to do with any of the other previous game and that every character is new and from a completely different area. This game has a great level design and a very beautiful art direction. The platforming is entertaining and the cinematic combat moves are very cool to pull off and watch. Also with Elika, you can get some very unique gameplay. However, the game is very, very easy, there are some minor annoyances, and it can get repetitive since you are doing the same thing over and over again in just different locations. Overall though, if you liked the other Prince of Persia games, you can like this one, but only if you go in with an open mind and realize that this is a different game and was meant to be that way.

Pros:

+ Intricate level design

+ Beautiful art direction

+ Platforming is entertaining and looks great

+ Cinematic combat moves are cool to pull off and impressive to watch

+ Elika’s presence leads to unique gameplay mechanics

Cons:

- Really, really easy

- The new prince isn’t a good leading man

- Some combat and platforming annoyances

Extras:

# Prince of Persia Cheat Codes

# Prince of Persia Trophies

# Prince of Persia: Epilogue Review

Prince of Persia

52585854 Classic Prince

Unlockable How to Unlock
Wallrunner (10) Completing the Canyon.
Compass (10) Use the Compass.
Heal the Land (30) First Healing.
Saviour of the City of Light (50) Final Healing.
Explorer (20) Explore every part of every region.
Block Master (20) Block 50 attacks.
Deflect Master (20) Deflect 20 attacks.
Sword Master (20) Perform 14 hits in one combo.
Be gentle with her (100) Elika saves you fewer than 100 times in the whole game.
Improviser (10) Use the environment against an enemy.
Up against it (10) Win a wall mini-game in combat.
Ruined Citadel Runner (10) Run from the Sun Temple’s Fertile Ground to the Fertile Ground in Windmills in 5 minutes.
Vale Runner (20) Run between the Fertile Grounds in the Construction Yards and Heaven’s Stair in 6 minutes.
Royal Palace Runner (30) Run between the Fertile Grounds in the Royal Gardens and Coronation Halls in 4 minutes.
City of Light Runner (40) Run between the Fertile Grounds in the Tower of Ahriman and City of Light in 7 minutes.
Warrior Special (20) Dodge the Warrior’s attacks 20 times in one battle.
Hunter Special (20) Deflect the Hunter’s attacks 5 times in one battle.
Alchemist Special (20) Defeat the Alchemist without using the acrobatic button.
Concubine Special (20) Defeat the Concubine without using grab.
Light Seeds Finder (10) Collect 100 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Collector (10) Collect 200 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Provider (10) Collect 300 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Locator (10) Collect 400 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Harvester (10) Collect 500 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Hoarder (10) Collect 600 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Gatherer (10) Collect 700 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Accumulator (10) Collect 800 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds Protector (10) Collect 900 Light Seeds.
Light Seeds master (50) Collect 1001 Light Seeds.
Speed Kill (10) Kill 10 generic enemies before they spawn.
Throw Master (10) Throw 10 Soldiers of Ahriman into pits.
Assassin View (10) Find the Assassin’s view.
Titanic view (10) Find the Titanic View.
In Harmony (10) 500 coop jumps.
Precious Time (10) Take one minute to think.
Where’s that Temple? (10) Talk to Elika.
Getting to Know You (10) Get to know Elika by talking to her.
Good Company (10) Learn about the world, and Elika’s history.
Climbing to New Heights! (10) Find the highest point in the world.
Sinking to New Depths! (10) Find the lowest point in the world.
Speed Demon (10) Finish the game in under 12 hours.
Combo Specialist (50) Find every combo in the game.
Into the Storm… (10) Enter the Canyon.
Saved! (10) Unlock Elika’s Saving Ability.
Now who’s the Hunter? (20) Kill the Hunter in his Lair.
Death of a Warrior King (20) Kill the Warrior in his Fortress.
Death of a Concubine (20) Kill the Concubine in her Palace.
Traitor’s End (20) Kill the Alchemist in his Observatory.
From Darkness… Light! (30) Reimprison Ahriman.
To be continued… (80) The End.
Altair Character Skin
Unlockable How to Unlock
Altair At the main menu, press Y for Exclusive Content. Create an Ubisoft account. Then select “Altair Skin for Prince” to unlock.
Jade from Good and Evil Skin
Unlockable How to Unlock
Jade skin From Good and Evil Beat the game once

The first Prince of Persia game was released in 1989 and now almost twenty years later, the series is still going strong.  Apparently there’s even a movie in the works, featuring Jake Gyllenhall as the protagonist and (Sir) Ben Kingsley as the villain.  Meanwhile, on the video game side of things, the latest installment will be released in December of 2008, and utilizes a stylized cell-shading visual approach.  The game itself looks pretty good, and this latest trailer shows off some of the unique visual style, but it’s the tie-in of the audio that I like so much.

I stumbled upon this trailer the other day and I was really impressed by the way the song and video work so well together.  The video is gameplay from the forthcoming Prince of Persia, and it shows off a bit of the interaction between the non-playable Elika and the Prince.  The song is “Breathe Me” by Sia (from Zero 7),  and has a refined yet gravel-y “it pains me to sing this..” feel–which fits well with the “find a little help from my friends” NPC co-op aspect of the game.  The trailer was released at a recent game expo (TGS ‘08), and if you’re interested in the game you can check out Ubisoft’s official Prince of Persia website.  Hope you like it as much as I do.

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Here are some videos for the upcoming prince of persia game…..

Prince of Persia

After taking nearly three years off from any home console (save for the Wii’s Rival Swords), Ubisoft is bringing back the renowned franchise and making a few cosmetic changes. Ubisoft has been tight lipped about the new Prince of Persia, but the few things we do know is that it’ll be running off of an enhanced version of the Assassins Creed engine, it will still have the platforming puzzle-solving gameplay style, and that combat is being tweaked to work specifically towards fighting fewer enemies at once. It’s also completely cell shaded as we saw from the trailer, and we expect it to be a very different take on what the series has been thus far.

Mercenaries 2: World in Flames

It’s a game that’s been publicly criticized by well known game enthusiasts Venezuela (yes, the whole country) who claimed that Mercenaries 2 was done by Pandemic studios in conjunction with the US government to support the American people to want to overthrow Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez. That’s a mouthful. We’ve heard very little about the game, but the story seems pretty simple: the Merc’s get a job, get screwed over, and it’s payback time. Sounds good to us, and with completely destructible environments (to the effect that starting fires on leaves in the jungle is possible), a barrage of weapons and vehicles, it looks like we’ll be blowing stuff up very soon.

Mirror’s Edge

It’s the mysterious things that intrigue us most. All we know about Mirror’s Edge is that it’s a first person action-adventure title where players have the ability to fly through the city on foot, jumping buildings. The short trailer and pictures we’ve seen look too good to be in-game, but with the current day hardware, maybe…without knowing more, we can’t say it’s good or bad. We can hope though, which is more than enough to get any gamer itching to see more.

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Les traemos un pequeño video de una sección de GameTrailers llamada Developer Walkthrough. ¿De qué se trata la sección? Pués no es más que alguna secuencia o compilado de un juego y una explicación de lo que está sucediendo desde la misma boca de uno de los desarrolladores.

Pero si esta sección ya existe hace tanto tiempo, ¿por qué venimos a darle importancia ahora? HahA! ahí está la gracia, esta vez se hizo un walkthrough de Prince of Persia 4, un juego que promete muchísimo y que tiene que mantener la vara impuesta por las 3 entregas anteriores.

Sólo resta decir que por los videos el juego se ve increíble, la estética es espectacular y el sistema de batalla parece rápido y entretenido. Otra razón para comprar una XBox…. me está tentando la consolita

La  E3 revelo el trailer y gameplay del prince of persia que llega para Pc,xbox360,ps3 y un prince of persia que no se hablo mucho para nintendo ds, hablando ya del gameplay se ve espectacular movimientos nuevos otra nueva forma de matar gente, todo un asesino el querido principe, nuevos boss muy dificiles mucha accion y una compañera llamada Elika (algo asi como Erika pero con una opvia L xD) que tiene unos poderes magicos que te ayudaran y sera obligatorio utilizarla en la batalla, como si tubieras otras 2 manos y piernas, el Ambiente esta bastante nuevo y bien echos el juego parece una pintura en sí,

Buenisimos graficos tambien algo nuevo y bastante util! Checkpoint ressuret inmediato, explico, cuando mueres elika te salva y te manda a un lugar seguro, gracias a dios por que morir y darle denuevo al menu reiniciar load blablabla ya era un fastidio total, aunque esto al parecer no le quita dificultad bueno esta bastante Bueno el juego y bastante distinto a los anteriores, ademas de ser una nueva historia, asi que no es un hijo, el padre, un primo lejano ni nada que puedan tratar de imaginar.

Bueno para terminar Hay que jugarlo, Requerimientos pc.. seguramente Bastante.. Un videito para que vean mejor