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Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (Sony PlayStation 2, 2005)

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Immerse yourself in a thrilling adventure with Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones for Sony PlayStation 2, released in 2005. This action and adventure game, rated M - Mature, takes you on a journey through ancient Persia as you battle enemies and navigate treacherous landscapes. Published by Ubisoft, this game is a must-have for fans of the series and newcomers alike. Join the Prince as he fights to reclaim his throne and save his kingdom from destruction. With stunning graphics and immersive gameplay, Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones is a game that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Don't miss out on the chance to experience this epic adventure.

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The third title in the Prince of Persia series' 128bit generation revival, The Two Thrones offers action gamers a chance to play two different personifications of the noble young Babylonian. In the role of the good Prince, familiar from recent adventures, players will use agility, speed, and cunning to outfight and outwit enemies across the expansive, freely roamed city. Through the great struggles he has faced, however, a more vicious, unforgiving side of the Prince has developed from deep within his psyche, and it may no longer be contained. Players will also control this "Dark Prince," a bitter warrior of deadly efficiency, with a completely different set of fighting moves and abilities.

Set after the events of Warrior Within, the game begins as the Prince returns home from his trying ordeal on the Island of Time, accompanied by his love, Kaileena. When the two arrive in their homeland they find it in turmoil, devastated by an ongoing war. The kingdom no longer looks to the Prince as its ruler. To the contrary, the people of the land now consider him a criminal, and arrest him almost immediately. In a last desperate act to save her betrothed, Kaileena sacrifices herself to release the mystical powers of the Sands of Time, allowing the Prince to use their magic to escape his captors, but also unleashing his vengeful Dark side.

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Publisher
Ubisoft
MPN
008888322825
UPC
3307210197535, 0008888322825
eBay Product ID (ePID)
46932404

Product Key Features

Rating
M - Mature
Genre
Action & Adventure
Video Game Series
Prince of Persia Series
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Game Name
Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2005
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
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139973
ESRB Descriptor
Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Nudity

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4 out of 5 stars
by Zj138pgfT26@Del...Aug 17, 2006
I'm a cat- I mean, a prince!!!
I loved this game. But um... what thing that I noticed while playing it was that all you did in this game was just climb and climb and use acrobatic moves to get from here to there and do ridiculous amount of work to juet from one room to the next only to repeat the same process. The puzzles are fun but once all done, it's the same puzzles, just in a different room. Anywho, that's really my only complaint about the game. Well, actually, the graphics could be better (Final Fantasy X was two years before this game and that game, an RPG, has way better graphics than this game) but that's minor. Alright, off to really cool things about the game. Stealth Kills. Some times, fighting is freakin hard. But if you sneak up to someone and press the buttons at the right time, you could kill an enemy really quick and without any health lost. And stealth requires good skill; any game that requires good skill, I love it. But what if you don't like being so stealthy? Turn into the dark prince (at given moments in the game) and beat the crap out of everyone with amazing combo moves! ONe part of the game I had to go against like twenty of these ogre-like things. I studied the combo moves on the instruction manual and then trained my fingers. I beat those wimps under 3 minutes. Dark prince is amazing. Except for the fact that his health slowly deteriotes unless he finds sands of time, which are everywhere around the game. The storyline is a lot clearer than the previous two games and the puzzles, I think, are a bit more challanging. But still, they are easy enough if you play this game enough. But if you ever decide to play the game on "Hard", god damn, your health goes down so fast and the bad guys are unrealistically tougher. There's this boss battle where you have to fight a humongous axe guy and a huge sword guy and unless you don't get hit more than three times (sooooo hard), you are screwed. "Hard" is very, very unrealistic. OH, I also forgot another thing cool about this game. You can rewind time! or do slow motion! Very helpful. And at some points in the game, you ride a chariot and run over bad guys and ram bad guys' chariots into the walls. It's really fast-pace and exciting. It's a bit easy compared to the rest of the game, but it's still hell of a fun. So if you like mazes (climbing and climbing like a cat) and puzzles and good hack-and-slash action, don't miss out on this game.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by candic-tJan 13, 2006
Prince of Persia 3, TheTwo Thrones
This is a well-reviewed game that lives up to its potential. Combining the storylines from the two previous games, this game pulls together the loose plot lines and finishes the story. Storywise it might be helpful to have played the first game, but it's not required to have played the second. You do get a lot information in flashbacks. Controls are the same as before, with more time powers becoming available as the game progresses. Stealth kills, rewind and haste are all useful. The environments are complicated with difficult acrobatics required- no surprise there. In some cases it was troublesome to find the path through an area, and many bosses required complicated plans with pinpoint timing to defeat. I recommend the guidebook or online guide unless you want to spend a lot of time reloading late in the game. Beautiful scenery, good cut scene animations, likable characters. Voiceovers can get in the way of concentration once in a while, but the voices are good. Music doesn't detract. An excellent game with strong story, good graphics, and challenging tasks. Relatively minimal blood (except yours if you touch a saw blade) and you never fight humans. Slight disturbing imagery. Suitable for most players - teens and up surely.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by alinares2020Nov 06, 2006
Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones PS2
Excellent game and story. love the "quick attack" and the dark prince with his weapon (brilliant). also the diagonal jumps and and all the obstacles. Great and unexpected ending. I did'nt like: the volume of the voices is too low. also, the game is too dark, sometimes you cannot make a distinction of the graphics-this take out the fun. I was expecting to face a boss with the dark prince. Sometimes the angle of the camera made impossible to see what is going on. If the purpose of this was to increase difficulty, it is a bad idea. Thank you, I expect to see another POP.
5 out of 5 stars
by gamerzdenJun 12, 2006
The two thrones
What can I say. Ubisoft lives up to its reputation for taking a classic 2D game and making it into a compelling 3D action adventure game. If you've played sands of time and Warrior Within you may not notice too much of a difference in the acrobatics of the game (there are a few new cool moves like the dagger wall stab). This time around the prince comes home, you play dual roles, the good prince and the corrupt dark prince. The dual persona aspect is interesting simply because when you play as the dark prince your health meter slowly decreases, making it a challenge of time to reach your goals. One interesting dimension that was added to this game was a kind of racing aspect in that there are chariot chases and evasions, this was a huge leap in improving gameplay. Not only do you have to race through the streets of towns but you have to evade enemies and obstracles at the same time. As in the other two games. the sands of time are used to rewind, slow down and serve a variety of cool effects. One big improvement that I found was worth noting was the graphics. In Warrior Within the environment was gloomy and very cloudy looking. Two Thrones maintains this ambient environment with even crisper graphics than before. All in all this game is an improvement over previous versions, gameplay is tight and the graphics are crisp.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by flame_kingApr 24, 2009
A Great Ending To The The Trilogy
The reason i got this game was because my younger brother is a fan of the franchise. After he played the previous installment he wanted to know how it ends and he wasn't disappointed. He plays it for hours and really enjoys it. On the other hand i am not really into it, probably because i haven't played the previous installment. I think its necessary to play the other two games to really get comfortable with this game. There are some new features like the speed kill and and you get to play the dark prince(that's really fun). The graphics are not bad and the gameplay is pretty good too.

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