Since we won’t be getting the remake promised by Ubisoft, fans nostalgic for the superb Prince of Persia : The Sands of Time can count on GOG, which has just added the cult classic to its preservation program, making it more enjoyable to play on modern systems. 16:9 and widescreen displays are now supported, with scaling options that preserve the game’s correct vertical aspect ratio; you can choose different frame rates, and a new overlay even lets you adjust the FOV if you’d like. However, there are still a few quirks here and there, notably the very brief pixelation effect when the camera changes zoom levels (such as when switching to the distant camera angle, or when the prince starts drinking the water at his feet, for example), but the game is still just as fun to control despite its age, and revisiting it is a real pleasure.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time has finally been released in Europe last friday, after a few months of exclusivity for the PS2 version. After all the excellent reviews of the game I could not wait to finally play it. The game is very good, but the comparison with Ninja Gaiden is not flattering. For those few who did not play the game before, you can easily compare with both videos.

Found on Xboxworld.nl, here is a high resolution trailer of the Xbox version of Prince of Persia. The game will be out at the end of february in Europe.

UBI Soft a dévoilé le trailer final du 4ème épisode des aventures du prince de Perse. Au menu des images de synthèse (n'est pas Team Ninja qui veut) et des images ingame finalement plus réussies. A voir, même si Sony a acheté l'exclusivisité 2003 de ce jeu pour l'Europe :/

Ubi Soft a mis en ligne de nouvelles images de Prince of Persia : The Sands of Time. Retrouvez les ici sans la très lourde navigation flash du site officiel.
Edit:Ajout de liens vers les vidéos