Here's a playable version hosted by the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/msdos_Prince_of_Persia_1990 Enjoy !
A 30th anniversary note to Prince of Persia fans
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That would make you 11th fastest player in the world. The world record is 15:01. https://www.speedrun.com/pop1
If the 11th fastest is 25 minutes, and the fastest is 15 minutes, then probably either there aren't many players, or not many players who post speedrun times...
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
That would make you 11th fastest player in the world. The world record is 15:01. https://www.speedrun.com/pop1
If the 11th fastest is 25 minutes, and the fastest is 15 minutes, then probably either there aren't many players, or not many players who post speedrun times...
This is a runner doing a glitched run, right at the start they don't even collect the sword!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USv8OQbg73M
Nick.
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#35Don't let it die Ubisoft, at least do a sequel for POP 2008 :)
How does POP 2008 compare to Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time?
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#36Recently I was playing through the PC version of the original Prince of Persia again. Last time I played was as a kid and the game was very hard for me, level 5 was about as far as I could get. I trained for two days until I got so good at the game and memorized everything, that I was able to complete the entire game in one go with zero deaths. Took about 25 minutes of ingame timer to complete all stages.
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Lots of gaming things scared me as a kid but are also some of my fondest memories of overcoming my fears. Some included: - The guillotines in PoP. - The death animation for victims of the TOZT Napalm Unit in Marathon. - The "red alert" warning combined with Kestrel fighter escort launching sound in Escape Velocity. - The wolf 4 screens left in King's Quest 1 (I played this at about age 4 and did not comprehend the id…
- The skeletons stabbing you to death in Beyond the Forbidden Forest (C64) - The entire Chiller[0] arcade game. I still sometimes have nightmares about it, and I've only ever walked by it once. They both turn my stomach just thinking about them. [0] http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/chiller/
The butcher in Diablo 1, filled with a room of dismembered corpses.
Re: A 30th anniversary note to Prince of Persia fans
#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
Lots of gaming things scared me as a kid but are also some of my fondest memories of overcoming my fears. Some included: - The guillotines in PoP. - The death animation for victims of the TOZT Napalm Unit in Marathon. - The "red alert" warning combined with Kestrel fighter escort launching sound in Escape Velocity. - The wolf 4 screens left in King's Quest 1 (I played this at about age 4 and did not comprehend the id…
To go slightly further back in time... the whole C64 Forbidden Forest game... the dragon, the reaper/ghost, the demogorgon all made 4 year old me crap my pants.
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#39Re: A 30th anniversary note to Prince of Persia fans
#40There is a post published on Jordan's blog covering this, might be easier to read (no Facebook login nag): https://www.jordanmechner.com/prince-of-persia-30th-annivers...