What is “Prince of Persia” all about?
Prince of Persia is an action-adventure and platforming video game developed and published by Ubisoft in 2008.
The gameplay involves acrobatics, puzzle solving and combat. Prince of Persia is non-linear, therefore players are given the opportunity to explore any part of the world at any time they want to.

The majority of combat is one-on-one sword and gauntlet fighting. While the acrobatics portions of the game consist of running, sliding and jumping from wall-to-wall.

“Ubisoft Prince of Persia 2008” Review Summary from Family Oriented Media Sites:

Whattheyplay advises parents that Prince of Persia is rated “Teen” by the ESRB and keeps its descriptors of “Alcohol Reference,” “Mild Language,” “Mild Suggestive Themes,” and “Violence” fairly low key. The main character will often flirt and use some mild innuendo when talking to Elika, but it’s nothing too overt. There is mention in the dialogue to (more…)

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Ubisoft, one of the world’s largest video game publishers, announced that it will publish Emergency Heroes exclusively on the Wii™ home video game system from Nintendo.

Developed by Ubisoft Reflections and Ubisoft Barcelona, Emergency Heroes is an open world rescue driving game. Young rescuers can jump into 16 different variations of next-generation rescue vehicles as a police officer, firefighter or EMT and navigate through the sprawling streets of San Alto, keeping citizens safe along the way. Emergency Heroes will be available in North America in May 2008.

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Assassin’s Creed is based on a the Hashshashin or Assassins, a religious group of Ismaili Muslims, thought to be active in the 8th to 14th centuries as a mystic secret society specializing in terrorizing the Abbasid elite. The group transformed the act of murder into a system directed largely against Seljuk Muslim rulers that had been persecuting their sect. Assassins were meticulous in killing the targeted individual, seeking to do so without any additional casualties and innocent loss of life (more…)

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Wacky and slightly crude humored minigames made Rayman Raving Rabbids one of the most successful launch titles for the Nintendo Wii. Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 promises 60 new minigames and challenges (more…)

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Cosmic Family is the first early-learning game on the Wii.
Targeted at player’s ages 4-8 years old, the game introduces young players to a variety of funny characters -the Cosmic Family, and their “Rocket House”. The game offers direct access to 20 mini-games, or alternatively players can choose “The Adventure”, where they (more…)

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