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Prince of Persia: Revelations on PSP (2005)

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Average rating: 59%
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3 stars out of 5
from 334 members
 
Certificate: Certificate: TBC
Format: PSP
Released: 16/12/2005

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Rated - 2 starsNot as good as it should have been...

A customer from Warrington , 21/04/2006

The first thing I spotted when I started playing was how dark the screen was. I fiddled with my PSP screen settings but I was at top btightness, this made the game play really difficult unless you played it in a dark blacked out room (and if you do I don't want to know). The second thing was the load up times, every time you die -and you will LOTS- the UMD disk starts whirring around and your left starring at a load up screen. The gameplay is continuosly interrupted with jerks in the sound and the graphics as the PSP tries to figure what the hell is going on and tries to catch up.

All in all this just became annoying, you couldn't see what was really going on, on the screen and it became more and more difficult due to the camera angles to figure out what your supposed to do in each section of the game.

Its not enjoyable which is a shame as I loved Prince of persia on the PS2.

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Rated - 2 starsNeed patience!

A customer from Leicester, England , 28/03/2006

You are thrown in at the deep end in this game and it takes a while to master the sometimes awkward camera angles. If you have the patience to work kind of hard and press the 'retry' button a lot of times it can be quite rewarding but in the end i thought it was very aggrevating! Also you have to go through the same setting about five times because of your ability to travel through time, which just gets boring!

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Rated - 5 starsExcellent Game

adam sargeson from Doncaster , 27/12/2006

This game is a stunningly good port of the pop series from the xbox platform plus a few extra levels.

All in all the game plays well on the psp with the only down sides being some really long load times, with initial boot up being around 2 mins and 5 seconds here and there when entering large areas, and the textures in some places not being tip top wich can be annoying if you are looking for that ledge to jump too.

Other then that, the gameplay is fast and compulsive with some entertaining logical puzzles and challenging fights. The graphics crisp and fast on the whole considering some of the large areas you have to navigate. One of the more important features is the control system which is actually quite intuitive and easy to use, even if you arnt really a big gamer the in game instructions quickly help you get up to speed.

All in all a very entertaining game that does justice to the pop series.

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Rated - 4 starsGreat, but a little frustrating

A customer from Somerset, England , 24/01/2007

First of all this is an excellent PS2 to PSP conversion title. It is an addictive game and takes a long time to complete. The fighting is good and feels fluid. However it is not the game for people with small amounts of patience and a faintheartedness towards repeating the same part again and again.

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Rated - 1 stardisapointed

gangsta boii from wales , 29/07/2006

im rather anoyed that the game is exsactley the same as prince of persia 2 warrior within not happy !!!!!!

  0 out of 1 person found this review helpful

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Rated - 2 starsNeed patience!

A customer from Leicester, England , 28/03/2006

You are thrown in at the deep end in this game and it takes a while to master the sometimes awkward camera angles. If you have the patience to work kind of hard and press the 'retry' button a lot of times it can be quite rewarding but in the end i thought it was very aggrevating! Also you have to go through the same setting about five times because of your ability to travel through time, which just gets boring!

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