From multiplayerblog.mtv.com:

I had a Ubisoft Montreal weekend, investing several hours in that studio’s “Prince of Persia” and “Far Cry 2” games.

I approached “Prince of Persia” apprehensively. At E3 in July, I had been impressed with the game’s graphics and acrobatic gameplay, but I had heard little of the game since. I suspected that the title’s December release and lack of media exposure was a warning of a flawed production.

What I played this weekend, however, is an impressive and satisfying remix of a recent favorite. It has what 2003’s “Prince of Persia: Sands of Time” had: lovely graphics, fluid animation, lots of climbing, wall-running, and a gameplay-driven romance between the playable lead character and his female companion. The new “Prince of Persia” is, like that heralded predecessor, a game about people clinging to each other emotionally as they clamber up a gymnasium of fantastic cliffs and towers.

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