PRINCE OF PERSIA GAME SERIES UPDATE

It was important to have Jordan's input and understand what Jordan would have like to tweak from the original game. ' the Indian studios in Pune and Mumbai have the ownership of this remake, Jordan was consulted during the pre-production. Following up on this, Sylvain and Koul provided the following: I was curious to what extent Prince of Persia creator Jordan Mechner was involved, considering previous difficulties continuing the series without his attachment. New mo-cap and voice recording has also taken place, with original Prince actor Yuri Lowenthal back in the role and Guidestones actress Supinder Wraich cast as Farah. The game now runs on a version of Anvil, Ubisoft's internal engine it uses for Assassin's Creed games, with new assets, a new camera, and new controls for its combat system. Previously, both have provided co-development work for other Ubisoft games like Just Dance and Steep. This version of The Sands of Time has been a two-year project for Indian studios Ubisoft Mumbai and Ubisoft Pune, and the first game either has helped to lead development on.

PRINCE OF PERSIA GAME SERIES UPDATE

In a virtual presentation seen by Eurogamer last week, game director Pierre Sylvain-Gires and senior producer Annu Koul detailed some of the work done on the game to update it. This new version of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time will arrive for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on 21st January, and is playable on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X via backwards compatibility. After various leaks, Ubisoft has now officially announced Prince of Persia will return to PC and consoles for the first time in a decade, in what it is calling its first 'fully-fledged' remake.

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