Posts Tagged ‘adventure’

Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands

On December 14 2009 Ubisoft announced that they are going to launch the new Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, on all next generation gaming console including Playstation 3. This game will be new addition in the prince of Persia charter, with all new gameplay, fighting style and exciting new moves and one of my best features in the game is controlling nature and time. The update from the Ubisoft is the new game will revolve between Prince of Persia Warrior Within and Prince of Persia Sands of time.

The entire game revolves around the Prince of Persia Sands of Time and Warrior within, in the beginning of the game our Prince goes to visit the empire of his brother in Azad, as he reaches there he finds that his brother kingdom is attacked and under destruction. To save the kingdom from total destruction, decision was made to use the Sands of Time. The prince comes across in a heroic action/ adventure where he learns new moves and new secrets of the Sands. The graphics and gameplay of the game is outstanding. So I would be whole new experience for the Prince of Persia fans to find out the secrets connecting the Sands of Time and Warrior Within.

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Lost Planet 2

Well now, the first thing you’ll notice on playing Lost Planet 2 is that it’s speed up. No longer do you feel as if you are running through treacle. You will also be pleased to know that Capcom has looked at the like Halo and Call of Duty to create a faster, more fluid experience. Oh, and it’s not going to be a late, poor conversion for PS3, it’s already looking and running lovely, so can only get better.  In fact, we were told Capcom would rather concentrate its time on making more guns. It’s good logic – who cared about the characters from the first game anyway? Capcom have taken cues from Monster Hunter, enabling players to customize their character – the number of combinations reaches the 2 million mark, according to Capcom.

While there is plenty of loot to be had through the game, it’s of s superficial nature – this is, after all, an action game first and foremost. Those who ignore the dress-up game and keep their focus away from grinding for loot won’t be on the back foot, ability-wise, by pressing on. Capcom is pushing the four-player co-op aspect. Certain levels we’ve seen, such as fighting the massive worm on the train, actually require players to work together in order to emerge victorious. We don’t know if that would even work in an Al-less single player mode. Lost Planet 2 will be anything other than good so far, which is nice.

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