A short while back we reported on a rumour about the upcoming announcement of a new Prince of Persia game. Well, the time of that announcement is now, as Ubisoft has confirmed a new title in the Prince of Persia franchise is being produced. Subtitled “The Forgotten Sands”, the new game will be released for “consoles and handhelds” May 2010. Other than that there are few details.
What’s interesting to note is that the storyline does not continue where Prince of Persia of 2008 left off. The Forgotten Sands returns to the Sands of Time storyline. How, you ask? Only Ubisoft knows. According to a tweet by Geoff Keighley a trailer for the game will be revealed at the VGAs on December 12.
As much as I love the Sands of Time series, why can’t Ubisoft just finish what they’ve started? They did this with Beyond Good and Evil as well. Why must you toy with our feelings so, Ubisoft?!
UBISOFT® ANNOUNCES
PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE FORGOTTEN SANDS™
New Adventure in the Prince of Persia® Sands of Time Series Debuts May 2010
LONDON, UK – November 30, 2009 – Today Ubisoft announced that Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands™ video game is in development and is scheduled to be released May 2010 for consoles and handhelds. This new instalment in the critically-acclaimed franchise marks the return to the Prince of Persia® Sands of Time storyline. Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands™ will feature many of the fan-favorite elements from the original series as well as new gameplay innovations that gamers have come to expect from the Prince of Persia brand.





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Question: Did Prince of Persia 2008 tank commercially? That might be why they are going back to the ’safe’ thing.
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@Shad, Yup, sank like a 10 ton elephant in quick-sand.
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@Michael O’Connor, actually, in spite of popular belief, quicksand doesn’t cause you to “drown”. You reach your buoyancy point at about chest height, and stop sinking. However, once all the water drains from the sand, you’re stuck, thereby causing you to die of starvation, heatstroke or other environmental hazards.
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