The Wargamer is pleased to present Ubisoft with this Award for Excellence for Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.  Prince of Persia creates a masterpiece in action adventure games, all the while acknowledging the nostalgic history of the original games.I have a confession to make.

Elika gives Kevin VanOrd a hand in this Prince of Persia video review.

Intricate level design; Beautiful art direction; Platforming is entertaining and looks great; Cinematic combat moves are cool to pull off and impressive to watch; Elika's presence leads to unique gameplay mechanics

Really; really easy; The new prince isn't a good leading man; Some combat and platforming annoyances

It might sound strange for some people, but I never fancied this kind of "action-platformer" titles like Tomb Raider, the Sands of Time trilogy and I didn't even get over-excited by the highly appreciated Shadow of the Collosus (actually I found it quite boring) – so I was not really eager to start...

Prince of Persia seems to be taking over the world this week with the lauch of a new video game and movie. Today lead game reviewer Richard Lewis takes a look back at the title which started the franchise back in 1989.

Minimum System Configuration Windows 95/98 233 Mhz Pentium with MMX or faster 64 MB Ram Minimum 300 MB free hard drive space 4X cd-rom drive or faster 640x480 display, 16 bit color DirectX 6.0 or higher 100% DirectX Compatible 3D Graphics Card with minimum 8 MB 100% DirectX Compatible Sound Card...

Prince of Persia, Warrior Within . It wasn't a bad game, but playing it again recently shows how ridiculously hard it became. One of the complaints about Sands of Time was the length (about 8 hours seemed to be average) so Warrior Within was made considerably more difficult.