| Ubisoft Unveils Prince of Persia Penny Arcade Storybook
The new Prince of Persia game is getting the Penny Arcade treatment in the form of a 32-page online storybook, Prince of Persia: Stories and Secrets.
The story, a tale of the Prince's ally Elika and his foe the Hunter, began today and is slated to run until the game's release on December 2, with new pages added on Mondays and Fridays. Unlike most Penny Arcade works, the Prince of Persia storybook sports a unique visual style that's presumably a more accurate reflection of the game itself. How the story will unfold, on the other hand, is anyone's guess.
The Prince of Persia prequel is actually only the latest in a long line of strips and stories done by Penny Arcade for various games, including Dark Messiah of Might & Magic, Far Cry Instincts, Assassin's Creed, Rayman Raving Rabbids and many others. Prior to this, Penny Arcade did a 12-strip prequel for Fallout 3 based on Vault 77, populated by one man and a crate of puppets.
You can check out the new Prince of Persia Penny Arcade Storybook and follow the tale as it unfolds at Ubisoft's Prince of Persia website.
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| I'll be following that... |
| Looks different, for Penny Arcade. Interesting. |
| It's always nice to see the "narrative" of the world explored in different ways.
It leads to side/spinoff projects and also promotes different facets of "world" explored in the respective game. Entertaining and useful.
In my opinion, a smart move. |
| Also a ripoff of Fallout 3 which did the exact same thing on it's website, also with Penny Arcade. But W/E XD That doesn't mean it isn't a GOOD idea. |
| You know what's funny? I actually have a "Prince of Persia" comic sitting right next to me. Has nothing to do with any of the Prince's of Persia in any of the games. Still a good read, but weird. Eh. More PoP is more PoP. |
| It's coming out on the second of December... excellent. As for the story booklet, it does seem interesting. |
| TsunamiWombat: Also a ripoff of Fallout 3 which did the exact same thing on it's website, also with Penny Arcade. But W/E XD That doesn't mean it isn't a GOOD idea.
I wouldn't call it Ripoff since Penny Arcade does these things for a long time now.
Here's what is listed on thier website:
Assassin's Creed - Cover + 8 Pages
Brothers in Arms - 8 Pages
Brothers in Arms In-Game Journal - Cover + 8 Pages
Dark Messiah of Might & Magic - 3 Pages
Empire Earth 2 - 1 Page
Far Cry Instincts - 6 Pages
Heroes of Might & Magic - 4 Pages
Myst V: End of Ages - 2 Pages
On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness - 4 Pages
Painkiller - 4 Pages
Paradise - 2 Pages
Prey - Cover + 7 Pages
Prince of Persia, The Two Thrones - 8 Pages
Rayman Raving Rabbids - 4 Art Pieces
Rainbow Six 3 - 8 Pages
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory Spy Manual - Cover + 12 Pages
Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow - 2 Covers + 16 Pages
Wild Arms - 3 Comics
Also, there is one for the adaption of crouching tiger, hidden Dragon
http://penny-arcade.com/presents/ |
| Mstrswrd: You know what's funny? I actually have a "Prince of Persia" comic sitting right next to me. Has nothing to do with any of the Prince's of Persia in any of the games. Still a good read, but weird. Eh. More PoP is more PoP.
Is that the official comic? I forgot all about that, should go look for it... |
| Retodon8:
Mstrswrd: You know what's funny? I actually have a "Prince of Persia" comic sitting right next to me. Has nothing to do with any of the Prince's of Persia in any of the games. Still a good read, but weird. Eh. More PoP is more PoP.
Is that the official comic? I forgot all about that, should go look for it...
Yeah, it is. |
Ubisoft Unveils Prince of Persia Penny Arcade Storybook
The new Prince of Persia game is getting the Penny Arcade treatment in the form of a 32-page online storybook, Prince of Persia: Stories and Secrets.
The story, a tale of the Prince's ally Elika and his foe the Hunter, began today and is slated to run until the game's release on December 2, with new pages added on Mondays and Fridays. Unlike most Penny Arcade works, the Prince of Persia storybook sports a unique visual style that's presumably a more accurate reflection of the game itself. How the story will unfold, on the other hand, is anyone's guess.
The Prince of Persia prequel is actually only the latest in a long line of strips and stories done by Penny Arcade for various games, including Dark Messiah of Might & Magic, Far Cry Instincts, Assassin's Creed, Rayman Raving Rabbids and many others. Prior to this, Penny Arcade did a 12-strip prequel for Fallout 3 based on Vault 77, populated by one man and a crate of puppets.
You can check out the new Prince of Persia Penny Arcade Storybook and follow the tale as it unfolds at Ubisoft's Prince of Persia website.
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