"Anybody remember the cel-shaded Prince of Persia reboot back in 2008? I sure do, and I love nothing more than pestering people about how much I love it. It’s usually better when I make convincing arguments while doing so however, so here’s one great reason why I adore the game; its soundtrack.
This track for the game, titled “Healing Ground” and composed by Inon Zur, often plays when you’re exploring a level that has been healed by your companion, Elika, and has been restored to its former beauty. It’s an absolutely majestic piece that, when presented alongside the act of ridding an area of corruption, creates a sense of accomplishment few games can match." (Michael Urban, OnlySP.com)
Video games have given us some truly awesome characters over the years. Mario, Mega Man, Cloud Strife, Sonic the Hedgehog, the list could just keep going and going. With that being said, many of these protagonists are carried by great supporting casts. The Nerd Stash take's a look at ten characters who we believe should have their own games. A few ground rules before we start, the characters in question can not have already starred in their own titles and only one entry per franchise.
Prince of Persia voice actor's tweet suggests new game is in development and that an announcement could be coming to E3.
Throughout the decades of gaming history, there have been many established franchises that have now laid dormant for years. With the seemingly annualized releases of games such as Assassins Creed and Call of Duty, it would be pretty awesome to relive some of these older experiences once again. So check out some Gaming Franchises we would like to see return in the near future!
Tenchu!!!! Especially if From Software goes back to making it.
Timesplitters would be great too.
I would gladly play a new Tenchu game. Been missing that franchise for quite a long time now.
Anybody still remembers Army Men?
Fear Effect was also pretty good.
But most of all I want proper Dino Crisis!
P.S. Parasite Eve!
My friend and I played Army Men 3D everytime we gamed. We loved killing each other and capturing the others flag from their base.
Metal Arms: Glitch in the System!
We've got a Trilogy to finish making, damn it!T_T
Yep, would be more interested in a new Jak than a new Uncharted from ND at the moment. Though even better would be a new IP.
yea, J&D would be awesome. and with the way #3 ended, I'd be curious as to where the duo would turn up next!
Konami need to bring back decent Contra and Gradius , Irem need to bring back decent R-type, Snowblind need to bring back a New Champion of Norrath, Battle arena toshiden. for ps3/4
i bought this game day 1 and it was garbage
even though the world and graphics were nice to look at, there was hardly any enemies
and the platforming pretty much played itself compared to the prince of persias in the ps2
I liked the game. I wasnt looking for anything when I bought the game. Was just awed by the art and bought it. After playing it I felt it was a beautiful experience.
@Author yep the soundtrack is definitely soul stirring
Presentation was definitely the game's strong suit. The soundtrack is criminally underrated.
It was good and bad to me. Great platforming as always, beautiful graphics and art style, good music, and i liked healing the land. On the other hand i hated the combat. Not the combat really but how it was in a ring instead of enemies spread out or placed in certain areas they would just pop up and you couldnt avoid them or leave until you beat them. Thats one thing i hate its combat arenas. If there were normal enemies and some cooler bosses it wouldve been perfect.
Game kicked so much ass. I remember thinking that Elika saving you instead of dying was a great mechanic when eeryone trashed it so hard. Mostly because: in any other game, fall off a cliff, game over, continue, start right at the same cliff. In this: fall off a cliff, hand, back at the cliff. It was the same fucking thing people, except ubisoft made it cohesive to elikas powers instead of sending you to a game over screen. It was faster too, i loved it.