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You get the feeling something similar happened when The Sands of Time didn't sell as well as Ubisoft had hoped.
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I'd just mistimed an attack directed at that stupid woman in the one-piece leather outfit for about the tenth time in a row, and as the game goaded me once again with the "Retry?" prompt I found that the red mist descended (this happens in the game too) and the PSP almost left my hand as I swung it at the wall in an attempt to channel all my anger and frustration into one furious gesture. Both require you to get so called “soul” juice from your victims and the more bad guys you kill the more chance you’ve got of getting out of trouble later down the line.This came dangerously close to being a concept review. To help the weak, there is the ability to shift time in your favour, either by slowing it down to get in that killer blow, or to rewind it completely so you can run away from trouble, catch your breath and try again a few moments later. It’s a trait that carries on throughout the game, and even on the Easy setting it doesn’t get much better. You also wouldn’t expect that end of level baddie to come only ten deaths into the game. We don’t profess to being the best gamers around here at Pocket-lint, but you wouldn’t expect it to take you ten attempts to beat the first end of level baddie you come across. There are so many combat moves at times you would be forgiven for thinking that you’re playing the latest Tekken or Street Fighter rather than an action adventure game.Īs with the moves - the key seems to be to keep moving - the game does expect you to have played the Prince of Persia games before. Luckily for you, you are trained in melee combat and more acrobatic moves than Cirque du Soleil. The Prince quickly realises that there's only one way to end his troubles: journey to the birthplace island of the Sands of Time, find a way to travel into the past, and stop the Sands from being created.Ĭue, elaborate sets, action and adventure as you battle you way through bad guys and monsters. The Prince has returned to Babylon, to find himself hunted by a supernatural creature bent on his destruction. The story follows in the same footsteps as the second outing on the console - the Prince of Persia: Warrior Within and begins a few years after the conclusion of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. The game starts on a ship on the high seas under attack from a band of pirates set on nothing more than taking your life. With visually stunning graphics and a lengthy cutscene sequence to get you into the action the game tries its best to set the scene for the impeding battles and quests.
But can the popular console smash-hit be as successful on the small screen? We find out. (Pocket-lint) - While Ubisoft seems intent on releasing puzzle based games for the PSP gaming masses, it hasn’t stopped the publisher from porting the latest Prince of Persia title, Revelations, to the handheld gaming console.
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