Prince of Persia: Rival Swords

Tywar · October 21, 2007 at 1:20 AM

I thought this deserved a topic because I wasted money on the game. It fooled me first of all. I had thought it was the Wii game after The Two Thrones, but sure enough, It is the Two Thrones. A different case with wording and pictures, had me confused. I have a personal grudge agianst the makers, but The game is alright, actualy. I liked the dark prince and the way how he used his chain. Well, thoughts?

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Hyrule_knight · October 21, 2007 at 1:22 AM

there are actually very subtle differences and a few extra levels added to it...nothing much, it's prety much the same as the one on the psp only fit for the wii.

Tywar · October 21, 2007 at 1:25 AM

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there are actually very subtle differences and a few extra levels added to it...nothing much, it's prety much the same as the one on the psp only fit for the wii.

Well, I wouldn't know because of the absense of a PS2, PS3, or PSP. And I'm glad they arent here o_O The only time when I played a PoP game was Sands of Time on my PS2(which has been broken for a long time now) a long time ago. A great game actualy, but simple, I'm afraid...

Hyrule_knight · October 21, 2007 at 1:27 AM

lol Sands of Tme was byfar the best, followed closely by Two Thrones...Warrior Within was prolly the worst game in my oppinion...because it was just too sporadic.

Tywar · October 21, 2007 at 1:33 AM

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lol Sands of Tme was byfar the best, followed closely by Two Thrones...Warrior Within was prolly the worst game in my oppinion...because it was just too sporadic.

I never got a chance to play the Warrior within due to the lack of PS2 D:

Since I'm talking about PoP now, It reminds me of a loop hole. You rember at the end of the Sands of Time...

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Where the prince says the exact same thing over agian when he started the game? That makes it seem like its an infinate hole. He begins to tell of a story, in a story, in a story, and so on and so forth. BUT! At the end of Rival Swords Farah asks how he really knew her name. That also starts the whole series over agian.

Thoughts?

Hyrule_knight · October 21, 2007 at 1:41 AM

Not much only that the events at the end of Sands of Time trickle a sort of split effect due to the existance of different endings...it also happened at the end of warrior within, leading one to actually assume that there are, as a result of the Prince's actions, 4 realities in which different cataclysmic events occur.

Kyde May 8, 2019 at 2:33 PM