It is the sole game on my Christmas list. I want it, but I decided I could wait until then.
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polezo said:
If Ubisoft markets it as well as they did Assasins Creed and Sands of time, I think it will sell quite well. I've seen some trailers that dont do the game that much justice, but if they run this TV spot frequently I think it could even do better than AC: http://kotaku.com/5061310/awesome-new-prince-of-persia-trailer-and-screens Of course the name recognition for the franchise wont hurt either... On topic; I can't justify buying it right now, but if I dont get it for xmas I might just have to justify it as an early birthday present. Its one franchise that I never think will appeal to me, but then when i play it, I love it to death and it ends up being a keeper in the collection. |
Ehm, Assassins Creed was hyped well in advance. Prince of Persia is actually out...and unless everything magically missed me I haven't seen major hype for it.
Ive spent way too much money this last two months on games! I really cant afford it. But if i could id get it! It looks really good!
Probably eventually, but not anytime soon.
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| BengaBenga said: I have a feeling PoP will not do so well. I also don't see considerable hype for it. Sad, cause it looks amazing. There has simply been a storm of amazing games lately. Don't know if I'll buy it, didn't really like Sands of Time that much and after that I haven't played any. |
I agree with you here. It seems like a very good game, but it will probably sell like Dead Space. (which is okay by the way, but too less for an AAA game)
I'll buy it, because I'm really impressed by those scores.
| BengaBenga said: I have a feeling PoP will not do so well. I also don't see considerable hype for it. Sad, cause it looks amazing. There has simply been a storm of amazing games lately. Don't know if I'll buy it, didn't really like Sands of Time that much and after that I haven't played any. |
....You're on the list.
I'm buying this game as soon as I get a 360. I love what Ubisoft has done with this series.
I saw this game in motion, and it became a day 1 purchase for me, which pushed back Valkryia Chronicles, Resistance 2 and LBP (in that order).
I'm getting! My top three most anticipated holiday '08 games were Gears of War 2, Tomb Raider Underworld, and Prince of Persia. Glad to know that PoP is a top tier quality game.
I'm not getting it, seems too easy from the GT review. Might pick it up with a price drop.
I really want to pick up Fallout 3 first, so this title may have to wait. It looks awesome though.
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