After many indiscretions and rumors that have occurred in recent months, yesterday Ubisoft has finally officially announced Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake, or the improved and recreated version of the historic adventure title released in 2003 on Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, PC e Game Boy Advance. The enormous enthusiasm and interest that surrounded the expected title of the French software house was however dampened in most of the fans due to the trailer of announcement that, according to some insiders, would not seem to reflect what is the graphic quality that platforms like PlayStation 4 e Xbox One they would be able to deliver. Many have pointed the finger at Ubisoft, "guilty" of having entrusted such an important project to his Indian division which, with this remake, officially debuts in video game production. The studio responded to these criticisms by stating that they wanted to voluntarily choose a characteristic graphic style, which would make the title stand out among other games of this generation.
Yet, according to what has emerged in the very last few hours on the net, the video presentation of the game may not have shown the game in its most recent stage of development. The site 360 ° gadgets, in an article dedicated to the game, he inserted an image that portrays the Prince and Princess Farah in a scene shown in the trailer but with one quality and details decidedly superior, as you can see from the comparative image posted by the well-known leaker Andrew Marble and that we have reported at the bottom of the article. In the image on the right they immediately catch the eye greater visual rendering not only of the details of the clothes and facial features of the two characters but also the brightness, more accurate than what is shown in the left photo.
Although Gadget 360 ° has credited the photo to Ubisoft, it was not possible to find it within the channels or the website of the software house so, waiting to find out new details about the game, we advise you to take this news with the necessary precautions . In conclusion, we remind you that Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake will be released on January 21 2021 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
Looks like what was shown yesterday of Prince of Persia Remake was from an old build. The right image is seemingly from a new build that wasn't shown on Ubisoft Forward presentation. Source: https://t.co/5SHMHO2xSo pic.twitter.com/Vvyf4EJ3cp
- Andrew Marmo (@the_marmolade) September 11, 2020
