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Games Master UKA real disappointment. Has looks to take the breath away but the action is powder-puff light. [Jan 2009, p.66]
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Yes, it's true that at no time while playing Prince of Persia did I feel any of the frustration that I felt on a regular basis in "Mirror's Edge". But neither did I ever feel the joy of doing something right, of stringing together a perfect series of vaults and wall-runs and feeling like it was based on my own skill.
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Continuing the theme of simplification that was prevalent throughout Assassin's Creed, Ubisoft's attempt to reinvent the Prince of Persia series is considerably disappointing.
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Prince of Persia is reeks with atmosphere and appealing graphics, definitely one of the graphical highlights of the year. It's an easy going adventure where you utilize the ever so limber prince and the beautiful princess in order to traverse the courses and their obstacles. Fighting enemies certainly looks good, but they seldom turn out to be very exiting, a feeling that can be applied to the overall experience. This is a beautiful gaming experience but you won't find much in the way of excitement nor challenge.
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PSM3 Magazine UKAbout as challenging as sitting in a ball pool, but still pretty fun. [Issue#174, p.66]
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The amazing artwork struggles to conceal repetitive combat and a game that, at its heart, is incredibly easy. Kids will probably rate it highly, but those who have grown up with the series may tire of it quickly.
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PoP is a group of interesting ideas searching for a stronger game to hold them all together.
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Harking back to Elika for a second, I have to admit she is a fantastic addition to the series, and as gimmicks go she is significantly better than The Sands of Time.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 195 out of 332
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Mixed: 95 out of 332
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Negative: 42 out of 332
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MarinaJan 19, 2010
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Nov 15, 2012
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MarkDJan 5, 2009