Grocer Man
Well-Known Member
Game ships tomorrow.
Exciting.
I never did start playing Prince Of Persia again.
But I wanted to be a female hobo.
Now if they'd REALLY get back to classic Prince of Persia, they'd animate all the fight scenes by motion capping Jordan Mechner's little brother all over again.My recommedation is to NOT play those games. They are different animals from Sands of Time. I have a feeling that, with this game, they're going to take it back to the cleanliness and all that from SoT.
Got this one for Christmas. So far so good, although I liked the control scheme from the last games much better. I do think that this new way of doing it is interesting, though, and definitely a good way to diversify it from the others.
Anyway, I'm kind of stuck... Anyone know how I can defeat the Warrior? I'm on the first fight with him.
Or a cage. His button mashing was insane.
I finished this last weekend and it is truly one of the best endings ever.
I just finished beating all four bosses for the first time. I love this game. It's beautiful.
I kept making the Prince talk to Elika until he ran out of things to say. On the fourth Fertile Ground, after I beat the Hunter, they started playing I Spy. At one point, she told him she'd lend him a shirt and he started flexing his muscles. I love attention to detail. The lines are a little corny, but better than the Sands of Time.
The Prince of Persia Epilogue DLC comes to PS3 and Xbox 360 on February 26. Pricing has yet to be announced. What we do know is that the new POP continues the story of the retail game, ups the difficulty, adds a new power for Elika and attack for the Prince, reveals a brand new location, and includes two unlockable skins that become available after completing the Epilogue. It's a significant update.