you seem to be fairly hostile for someone asking people on the internet instead of letting their fingers do the walking with a search engine… 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yes, the Xbox Series controllers aren't as reliable as an Xbox 360 controller. I've had 3 controllers with joystick drift and one with an x button issue

Always get a warranty for these things.

The 2008 reboot in this image wasn’t universally praised though, it got a more mixed reception. I don’t think most people associate Prince of Persia with this iteration.

2003’s Sands of Time though, that was a game changer. It is surprising to me that one hasn’t been brought to modern consoles in one form or another.

It had very mixed reception, so I doubt Ubisoft would risk rereleasing it. Heck, even if they did it probably end up like the Sands of Time remake.

It's a gif

Noice

C like

I wish I could get more into 2d platformers! Just not my cup of tea sadly!

Oh wow some people actually played that!? Good to know!

There's another. "It just works"

Not exactly as replayable like a Roguelite because the world is the exact same after you die

Epic Mickey. It's a brilliantly dark take on forgotten aspects of classic Disney. It also expands Mickey character in a way that's rarely seen before. He's much more than just a corporate mascot for little kids.

I wouldn't play that game, no. If the base game was balanced well, I might pay for different game modes that could include different death mechanics, but I wouldn't pay to throw off the balance in a game I liked as is. Throw in a few achievements and put it up on steam and I might pay for almost no changes, just to support the dev(s) (I did it for Tales of Maj'Eyal).

Where’s it sequel, Ubisoft?!

Arihman’s on the loose!

Carmageddon

Yeah the game was more intense with the player hostile system, never knew who your friends were, lots of paranoid scenarios that played out whenever someone new joined lol. Pk vs PKK started in diablo 1 lol. The old ear trade will always be missed by me. D2 was the death of all of that. Nice to see some games emulate it in a way, it honestly felt similar as random encounters with other players in games like tarkov.

Elden ring doesn't have the replayability of a procedurally generated world say something like dead cells or risk of rain 2 Not saying it's bad tho...

Gladius back on the old xbox

Terraria, the first time I beat it I was hooked and bought it for friends and they liked it too. Now im doing the get fixed Boi seed with a friend and it's hilarious

Toss-up:

Red Dead 2

Persona 5

Spider-Man

That's how it was on the old one too

Depends on what I want. Lately I mostly bounce back and forth between Witcher 3, Xcom 2, and Darkest Dungeon. I like having a lot of strategic options on how to progress through a game.

Agreed, I wish they would bring more ps3 games to ps5 with remasters/remakes. This was one of my favorites!

We had this with the steering wheel it was great haha

The aesthetic aged pretty well. If Ubisoft likes History+Mythology+Fantasy so much, I don't get why they don't revisit the Prince of Persia franchise again, instead of tarnishing the brand of Assassin's Creed.