Games Description: Memulai perjalanan pasir hangus dan legenda kuno. Seorang pangeran muda, tertarik pada kekuatan gelap dari belati ajaib, merilis kejahatan mematikan pada sebuah kerajaan yang indah. Panduan Pangeran pada pencariannya untuk membalikkan kutukan dengan menggunakan Sands of Time, sebuah kekuatan yang memungkinkan Anda untuk menghapus masa lalu, melihat ke masa depan dan memperlambat saat ini. Melakukan akrobat menentang gravitasi dan serangan petualang dalam array mengejutkan lanskap dan kerajaan. Memulihkan perdamaian ke tanah dan memenuhi tujuan Anda.
In terms of third-person games, Prince of Persia is like first class air travel. You pay quite a lot for the privilege of eight hours' comfort at high altitudes, you have a merry old time sampling all the little luxuries and extravagances kept out of your reach in the rough and ready confines of economy, and although by the end of the journey you're still fairly content to depart the plane, remonstrating with yourself that it was a very expensive way to fly, given the choice it's a touch of class you'd certainly never be without. In other words, if the inconsistencies of titles like Spider-Man: The Movie, Legacy Of Kain and Tomb Raider left you with the gaming equivalent of deep vein thrombosis, Prince of Persia is like a gentle massage set to the peeling tones of a 72-virgin orchestra.
It's spectacular and soothing to play. Prince of PreconceptionsIn fact, it almost seems unfair to call it a third-person action-adventure, because it's wonderfully inventive yet intuitive, logically designed and consistently rewarding without ever feeling contrived.
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Apart from ICO, which is probably the most directly comparable title on PS2 in terms of core gameplay, I can't think of a single third-person game that better fits the above description. As somebody who regularly has to suffer through and remain objective about the sort of cripplingly lame, soul-destroying misconstruction that runs throughout the genre, the beauty, simplicity and logic behind Prince of Persia is enough to bring a tear to my eye.Quite simply, right from the start, almost everything about it feels right.