Prince of Persia’spost-game downloadable content, ‘Epilogue,’ is hitting the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3on February 26. Rumor has it that the price is ten bucks (800 Microsoft Points) and the download could weigh in at 650 megabytes. Ubisoft have confirmed that ‘Epilogue’ will have its own Trophies and Achievements. PC dudes need not apply — Ubisofthave also confirmedthat the DLC won’t be coming.To get fans pumped, Ubisoft released a trailer earlier today that shows off the content’s goal — to further the story ofPrince of Persiawith a new area, new boss, new moves, and a more of that lovely interaction with Elika. The interaction isn’t restricted to dialogue. At one point in the video, Elika slaps the Prince. Granted, it’s just a few seconds of footage, but it feels good to see him get drilled.‘Epilogue’ will be a much more difficult affair than the main game according to the content’s associate producer, Jamal Rguigui. “Expect everything to be at a higher pace and to keep you on the edge of your seat,” RguiguitoldIGN. “Figuring out how to succeed passing this long acrobatic sequence mined with traps or how to defeat this boss before he regenerates his energy will definitely be more intense.”
Prince of Persia’spost-game downloadable content, ‘Epilogue,’ is hitting the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3on February 26. Rumor has it that the price is ten bucks (800 Microsoft Points) and the download could weigh in at 650 megabytes. Ubisoft have confirmed that ‘Epilogue’ will have its own Trophies and Achievements. PC dudes need not apply — Ubisofthave also confirmedthat the DLC won’t be coming.
To get fans pumped, Ubisoft released a trailer earlier today that shows off the content’s goal — to further the story ofPrince of Persiawith a new area, new boss, new moves, and a more of that lovely interaction with Elika. The interaction isn’t restricted to dialogue. At one point in the video, Elika slaps the Prince. Granted, it’s just a few seconds of footage, but it feels good to see him get drilled.
‘Epilogue’ will be a much more difficult affair than the main game according to the content’s associate producer, Jamal Rguigui. “Expect everything to be at a higher pace and to keep you on the edge of your seat,” RguiguitoldIGN. “Figuring out how to succeed passing this long acrobatic sequence mined with traps or how to defeat this boss before he regenerates his energy will definitely be more intense.”
