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Ubisoft announced today that Prince of Persia will be released on 2nd December for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. Set in a land rooted in ancient Persian mythology, the Prince finds himself caught in an epic battle between the primal forces of light and darkness: the God of Light, Ormazd versus his brother Ahriman, the destructive God of Darkness. The Prince arrives just in time to witness the destruction of the legendary Tree of Life - an act which threatens to plunge the entire world into eternal darkness. Manifested in the form of the Corruption, a dark substance that physically contaminates the land and the skies, the Prince must partner with Elika, a deadly companion, to heal the world from the evil Corruption.

Sony have announced that the golden oldie that is Prince of Persia will be platform jumping to save the Princess once again in this "High Definition era." The original pitted gamers against 60 minutes that ticked away until you saved the damsel from the evil Jaffar. Who'd have thought his 2D majesty would become a film?

After the recent confusion over whether or not Prince of Persia will support the ever-popular trophy system on the PlayStation 3, we can finally confirm that it will. Much has been made about the potential of rewarding players for their actions, and it's fair to say that the majority will rejoice about this. Many major sources may have led us to believe that the Prince was to return without an award in hand, but the latest build from the Tokyo Games Show 2008 enables us to believe otherwise. It seems many of the early trophies are based around new gameplay mechanics that allow the player to get into the rhythm of the Prince's new flow.

Ubisoft confirmed today that the PC version of Prince of Persia will be released a week after the console versions, on December 12th. No reason for the delay was given, although the console versions are still scheduled to be released on December 5th.

Ubisoft producer Ben Mattes confirmed in an interview with Gamersyde that downloadable content for Prince of Persia is planned. "We certainly have plans for downloadable content, (but) we can’t really say more than that right now," said Mattes in a video interview with the site.

Ubisoft confirmed today that it will release Downloadable Content for its upcoming Prince of Persia video game post-launch. Full details and release date are to be announced in the near future. "Our intention is to do downloadable content that really offers a lot of value for the player - another experience." said Ben Mattes, Producer. Prince of Persia is scheduled to release on December 5, 2008 for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

Ubisoft Montreal's Prince of Persia is coming out early next month, CEO Yves Guillemot has revealed the company has "hope" it'll stick to 8.5 and up. During Wednesdays earning call he said they've already gotten some "8s, some 9s and one 10." The latest in the franchise will appear on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

Ubisoft have released figures showing that worldwide sales for their latest hot properties have been doing very well, handsomely well. Jackal hunting Far Cry 2 is just shy of 3 million as it stands at 2.9. The colourfully styled Prince of Persia nets 2.2 million, with Shaun White Snowboarding whipping up 2.3 million.

Ubisoft today revealed new details about Prince of Persia Epilogue Downloadable Content. Scheduled to release for consoles February 26, 2009, Prince of Persia DLC continues the story of the Prince and Elika with a brand-new epic adventure.

For those who may have been looking forward to landing some epilogue DLC for the PC version of Prince of Persia then "sorry guys!" Ubisoft's Chris Easton has posted that there will be zero DLC arriving on desktops. The downloadable content hits Xbox 360 and PS3 this February 26th.

That's right, LEGO is set to invade the Prince of Persia universe next year when it launches construction sets based on the upcoming film. LEGO has already been married with Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Batman so could we soon see a LEGO Prince of Persia videogame too? It would probably sell better than Ubi's latest...

Jordan Mechner, creator of Prince of Persia, has trademarked 'The Forgotten Sands' as the next entry in the series. Marc-Antoine Senecal is working the character models. At least that's what the Ubi art man's online CV says, he's "working on the new" game and has been since "August 2009" to the present. Trademarks and online CVs strike again!

Jordan Mechner created Prince of Persia, but he doesn't have "a preconception" of what it'll look like in a decade's time. It's in a "good place" because it's scattered and free to explore. The Prince of Persia franchise "isn't locked into one place," and the next game will be taking the "best parts" of previous titles "and build from there." Will death be re-introduced then?

From a trailer preview event for the Prince of Persia flick, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, it's been said that Ubisoft will announce a new new game "in the spring," by the movie team. They wouldn't elaborate past dropping that juicy tease of an announcement, saying it's "not their place" to spill details on the videogame project.

Ubisoft has announced that Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is in development for consoles and will be released in May 2010. This latest instalment in the Prince of Persia franchise marks the return of the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time storyline. Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands will feature many of the fan-favorite elements from the original series as well as new gameplay innovations.

Ubisoft has admitted that next year's Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands will be prancing about platforms and like on PC, and not just consoles. Previously they announced it was 2010 bound "for consoles and handhelds." This may hold true as the PC game might retail much, much later.

In May 2010 we get 'Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands' from Ubisoft, and they've decided to start dishing out the game details. It's a total blockbuster with "epic wow moments" to survive as we try to save our brother's Kingdom from ruin. Expect "huge-scale" combat.

The upcoming Ubi game is releasing alongside the theatrical debut of Prince of Persia, starring Jake Gyllenhaal as our time flexible hero. Cut scenes for the title, or "linear elements", run for approximately 90 minutes. The BBFC has slapped it with a '12' rating, so that's grand.

The upcoming new Prince of Persia action adventure will retail this May 14th, two days after it releases in the US. The movie is out in May too. The Wii version uses "advanced technologies" say Ubi, for "smooth, clear" and "impressive" graphics. It's got about 15 hours of story to it.

Animation boss Jan-Erik Sjovall of Ubisoft says that old Prince of Persia fans have jumped on God of War, and now they'd like to win them back. Most say that Prince of Persia just isn't "hard enough," so they want Forgotten Sands to bring back oldies and win "a new audience" as well.