Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones

THE BAD:
New additions are a bit glitchy...

SUMMARY:
The Two Thrones marks the Prince's third return to the consoles and is every bit as great as the original. The story of The Two Thrones picks up immediately after the events in Warrior Within. The Prince and Kaileena, the Empress of Time, having defeated the Dahaka set sail for Babylon. Upon arrival, the Prince finds his Kingdom in ruins by the soldiers of his previous enemy, the Visier. The Visier's soldiers capture Kaileena and the Prince must get her back before it's too late.

Two Thrones's story and sounds harken back to the fairy-tale like atmosphere of The Sands of Time with a decent mix of some dark elements from Warrior Within minus the generic rock tracks. The story is narrated by Kaileena and it does an amazing job of tying in all of the events of the first two games that seemingly had very little do with each...

THE BAD:
...for just about everyone but Prince at most times. And the game is sort

SUMMARY:
*100% Spoiler-Free*

In only 3 years, UbiSoft has been able to release a trilogy for the the gaming world: That trilogy is Prince of Persia. It seems that there have been news going around that The Two Thrones is the last PoP game. If so, did it go with a bang or a wimper? Find out in my review.

The story of Prince is quite good and very well told. If you have played Warrior Within, you'll know that Prince has escaped the cluthes of the Dahaka by making sure the Sands of Time are never created. However, in doing so, his kingdom has been sent into war and captured and now the Prince is a fugitive in his own home! That pretty much sucks and that's not even the icing! Apparently, there is a darker Prince inside our lovable guy who was created from a side effect of exposure to the Sands and...