New prince of persia game trailer

Reception to this remake's announcement was mixed due to its underwhelming graphics, but fans were excited for its return nonetheless. It is often considered the best in the series and will introduce the franchise to a whole new generation of people. While the surprise was leaked beforehand and was met with some controversy afterward, this remake is still a welcome return for fans of this classic franchise.

Ubisoft's remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time has no release date as it was delayed indefinitely in February The game was originally slated for January but was delayed to March 18, so the developers could polish the game further based on feedback. Clearly, the game needed more work than initially expected to fix all of the issues caused by its backlash.

With that said, we have made the decision to shift the release for Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake to a later date," it continues. While this announcement didn't go into specific about what's being changed, it appears that the game could get a massive overhaul compared to what we saw in September Hopefully, it still manages to have a release, but it might get pushed further depending on how much is getting changed. So far, only one trailer for the game is released.

It's the game's announcement trailer from September's Ubisoft Forward presentation and gives us an early look at the remade cutscene and gameplay. Check it out to see the redone visuals, cinematics, and combat below. The lack of next-generation console, Stadia, Amazon Luna, or Switch support is a bit baffling as Ubisoft has actively supported all of those platforms. The work itself is an English translation of an ancient Persian tale that's historically been shared via the oral storytelling tradition.

When asked how he became involved in such a effort, Mechner said he first heard of Samak the Ayyar several years ago while researching for a new Prince of Persia installment that " ended up not coming together. This isn't the first time the public's been made aware of an axed Prince of Persia game at Ubisoft. Just last year eight-year-old gameplay footage of a reboot entry gained popularity online, despite sitting on YouTube fore a lengthy period of time.

The images may not be much to go on, but introducing a new time period, new character, new tagline and new enemy would be far more work than a simple Vita port of Assassin's Creed 3 , so we're not convinced. At the moment your guess is as good as ours, so what are your thoughts? Think a brand new Assassin's Creed game for the Vita is just not possible, or could this be a completely new IP set in ancient times?

Leave us your guesses in the comments. We'll bring you all the details if and when the trailer is revealed at Ubisoft 's E3 press conference. Share Share Tweet Email. GR Staff.