Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

a wonderful action adventure experience

Ubisoft has brought this likable game to the consoles. Many words can be used to describe it. The first thing to strike players about it are graphics and its Prince of Persia has managed to capture the prince's old world and its unique architecture and The well crafted palaces and the outsides really come to life. The main character is of course the king's son. Your quest is to remove the curse unleashed by the sands of time. A curse that transforms people into monsters. The hero is given a dazzling array of stylish moves to achieve his mission. With his sword and magic sand dagger he sets out to fight the monsters and solve the puzzles in front of him. He flips over his enemies and strikes them from behind. He has fancy sword skills to use. He also has a kick as an attack move. He can run along walls, climb ledges and swing from certain objects. The gameplay is truly precise and fluid. The sounds are great. There are clangs of swords and grunts of monsters here. All done so well. The sand dagger gives him some powers over time. One power is the ability to rewind time a few seconds. When you make a mistake just use it to correct that mistake. You can rewind falls or being hit. This is very useful. The prince tells the story throughout the game. The voice acting is top notch. The characters display this during the pretty cut scenes. It complements the sights of the game so well. The many enemies fought at one time make this a hard game. The 10 stages provide a long and fun adventure.

Every part of the game is done so well.
This is one the best games on any console.

Prince of Persia

I had never played a Prince of Persia game before but wow did I love this game. I loved how you could control time for a bit and the fighting system was good but I loved the story. The srory would suck me in and make me want to find out what would happen next. Overall I would say this game was pretty dog garn good.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Prince of Persia the sands of time lets you play as the mighty persian prince who can do all sorts of unbelievable acrobatics like running a long the walls just as long as there is no ostacle in your way. The storyline is that your kingdom is overrun with sand creatures and you meet this girl who you have to help out and escape the castle. The controls are good, but can be tricky when you have to rope swing or bar swing. The grapix are good also, but not excellent. Im pretty sure this is the first adventure in the series. Even if you have beat the other ones, you can still play the games out of order (hey if George Lucas could have ya watch his Star Wars films out of order why cant ya play games like that?).

Finally! _ Part2

Contined from part1 Now, some of the bad things I saw in the Demo. For one the camera seemed to rotate into awkward positions at some points in the game. For example I would walk close to a rock and the camera would rotate so I couldn't see what was right in front of me. I would move up and it moves again into another awkward positon. At some points I couldn't see what was right ahead for the next puzzle and challenge. Another crazy thing was at one point one of the enemy characters I was fighting disappeared and became invisible. The mummy still attacked me even though you couldn't tell where he was in the room. I just attacked him a soon as he attacked me because if you didn't you would have no way of knowing where he was. The last thing I missed in the game was the music. I had no background music while playing and kind of missed the intensity it can bring. Some of games out on the market use music to help make the game scary. Im not saying you need some scary music but something that will help bring the challenge to life. Some that might make your hands sweat waiting to get past a challenging area. Overall, I enjoyed the demo and plan on getting this game. I am hoping that after the demo I won't be disapointed when it's out. I want to thank the team at ubisoft for bringing this game back to life. TDAWG2699