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Internet watchers have found what could be the official site for the next Prince of Persia game.
It shows some swirling liquid behind an Arabic word translated to mean "Minjar" or telescope, according those on the Ubisoft forum.
There is no mention of the game being called Prince of Persia Prodigy, although those first on the scene reported that www.princeofpersiaprodigy.com redirected you to this mysterious site. It doesn't any more.
However, Ubisoft community voice "UbiRazz" didn't deny the site being a destination for Prodigy, and simply said "give it time" in the thread spouting all sorts of speculation and guesswork at what was headed our way.
The source code for the site also pulls up some interesting words, such as Ben Mattes (producer of Two Thrones and Rival Swords on Wii) and Ubisoft Montreal.
It also mentions UbiDays, which could suggest that the publisher plans to unveil the game at the upcoming event taking place in Paris in late May.
The Arabic symbol also appeared at the back of the most recent Edge magazine as a preview of the upcoming issue.
Prince of Persia creator Jordan Mechner began rumours recently after he trademarked the name Prince of Persia Prodigy.
Ubisoft has been contacted for comment.
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el_pollo_diablo
24/04/08 @ 08:34
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meta name="keywords" content="Prince, Persia, Prince of Persia, PoP, Ubisoft, Ubi, Soft, Montreal, Studio, Ben Mattes, Development team, acrobatics, fun, best, action, adventure, game, ever, Ubidays, 2008, corruption, decay"
- yep. Looks official to me.
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Prodigy_BE
24/04/08 @ 08:54
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I hope this gets releases at the end of this year (we should probably look at the movie release for an exact date), cause I can sure use a new POP fix after the letdown that was Assassins Creed.
And please Ubi, try to release a game without bugs for once. |
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kangarootoo
24/04/08 @ 08:58
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The ubi.com domain is owned by ubisoft, so this has to be real right?
I'm not an expert in this area by any means. I know you can track who owns a domain using sites such as http://www.allwhois.com. I also checked the page using the following handy javascript. noscript:alert(%22The real URL of this site is:%22+location.protocol+%22//%22+location.hostname+%22/%22) ; so it is definitely an ubi.com website. That script above can check that special characters aren't being used to spoof a domain in your browser address bar. I recommend people bookmark that script actually (assuming they trust me of course :) ), as it is useful from a security and peace of mind pov if you are following a link sent to you (rather than one you typed in yourself, which you obviously know is genuine, as you typed the letters). |
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hiddenranbir
24/04/08 @ 09:53
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But the Trilogy was so nicely contained...
Hmmm, unless this is another recreation. |
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