Gamedaily writes: "Disney avoids making a crappy movie-based game. Too bad they didn't make it fun.
In Disney's DS adventure, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, those lovely Pevensie children return to C.S. Lewis' wonderland and find it in disarray. Thirteen hundred years after they first visited the land, the evil King Miraz has set up court and denied the rightful heir, Prince Caspian, his birthright. Thus begins a quest to topple the nefarious monarch, full of talking animals and battles. However, while Disney released a decent product, it's not entertaining enough to deserve a purchase, especially when compared to the system's premier offerings.
Prince Caspian's divided into two segments, adventuring and battling. The former has you wandering around Narnia collecting various items for your party and visiting locales. Here, you'll run across non-player characters that'll further the story and enemies, most of which you can avoid fighting if you wander far enough away. This portion of the game serves its function, but the graphics look like they were yanked from the outdated Game Boy Advance, which doesn't make us happy, especially after playing the visually pleasing The World Ends with You and The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass."
NoobFeed writes: "Neither publisher Disney nor developer Traveller’s Tales have spoken out about the removal of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, but the end of a licensing agreement looks like the logical conclusion."
NoobFeed writes: "A sudden price dumping of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian on Steam has started some speculation about the game’s state. Its 90% discount out of the blue would imply that the game is due for removal."
Amazon.com has bundled "NBA Live 09", "The Bigs" and "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" Playstation 3 video games into 1 $20 package. That's around $7 per game and approximately $30 discount if you would buy these games separately.
