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Dialog During Gameplay: From the Sands of Time trilogy onwards, also in the 2008 reboot.Death Course: Why Le Parkour is sometimes necessary.Timing a block correctly in Prince of Persia (2008) leaves an enemy open to attack.
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The effects of successfully countering an opponent change because of the Free Form Fighting system, but they will always give the Prince an advantage. Also used in the sequels Prince of Persia: Warrior Within and Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones.Successfully countering a sand creature knocks them down and leaves them open to be Retrieved. Luckily, the Prince can counter the counter of his counter, which can itsef be countered, and so on and so forth. Beware, however, since some sand creatures are capable of countering the Prince's counter. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time uses this heavily.

One of the enemies actually utilizes this tactic himself, and will not attack until the prince attacks him first.
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Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2003).Originally Mechner intended it to be a vague prequel to the other games, but his input was left out of Warrior Within, which firmly established it as a new continuity. The Sands of TimeA new Continuity Reboot game trilogy (which was expanded), with Le Parkour and Time Travel as its most prominent features, was created under Ubisoft.
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Prince of Persia 3D is just what its title implies: an action platformer with puzzle-solving elements in the style of the previous Prince of Persia games, but set in a three-dimensional environment. The Prince must figure out a way to find Rugnor, defeat him, and rescue his wife. In the resulting turmoil, the Sultan is killed, and the Princess is kidnapped by Rugnor, a ruthless half-tiger creature. The reason is a little disagreement between the brothers regarding matrimonial arrangements: it appears that the Sultan had promised his daughter to Assan's son, Rugnor, and later broke his promise by letting her marry the Prince. The friendly family meeting soon turns into a nightmare: Assan kills the young Prince's bodyguards, locks him up in a prison, and captures the Sultan. The Sultan of Persia and his son-in-law are visiting the Sultan's brother, Assan.
