prince of persia the forgotten sands wii

And it's a far prettier game than the HD version, which I also got.

But overall, things work often enough to make for a really cool Prince of Persia sequel one that manages to bring something truly fresh to the table. The execution just isn't as perfect as you'd want it to be, and letting the player find their own way through each room causes the otherwise intelligent camera to get confused, which is a shame. Letting the player form their own pathways with different combinations of the pointer-based magic abilities is a brilliant idea. And if you're like me and you played through it all with the unlockable Sands of Time skin, then it feels like a truer sequel to that game than Warrior Within ever did. The pointer heavy controls, the same style of co-op play, the intelligent camera there's a LOT of good in this version of the game. I'm glad Ubi Quebec stepped up and did a unique Wii version - and it's telling how much of it borrows from Mario Galaxy that they did their homework. That's like defending Tomb Raider in retrospect - it simply shouldn't be done.Īnyway, I really enjoyed Forgotten Sands.

I recognize it for what it did, but damn - bad controls are bad controls. I'm sorry, but anyone who says the original Prince of Persia is brilliant is a psycho. '.but removing some of the tension that drove the original levels so brilliantly.'

Prince of persia the forgotten sands wii