Sat, May 08, 2010 | 14:46 BST
PC release of PoP: The Forgotten Sands slips again
Ubisoft has changed the release date for Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands on PC once again.
Now, instead of being released on June 4, it’s hitting retail on June 11 (via IncGamers).
This is just the latest slip for the upcoming adventure title, as the console and handheld versions were set for a worldwide release on May 18, but Europe’s release was moved to May 21.
Originally, the PC version was suppose to hit alongside the other SKUs before Ubisoft got all musical chairs happy on us.
Hopefully, it won’t happen again.
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Posted in: Action, Adventure, DS, Hot, PC, PS3, PSP, Ubisoft, Wii, Xbox 360
Tags: pop, prince of persia, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, The Forgotten Sands
7 comments
#1
Erthazus
07/05/10, 6:35 pm
Why?…
#2
Dralen
07/05/10, 7:06 pm
Probably changing their crappy DRM again.
#3
loki
07/05/10, 7:37 pm
PC sucks again, but POP sucks too
#4
Zonejeu
07/05/10, 10:46 pm
Might be a Ubi strategy ? Like for Splinter Cell Conviction they announce a release date close to the console one, then say it slips and release the PC version later on…
#5
Hunam
07/05/10, 10:49 pm
Ubi’s strategy is just about winding up PC gamers as much as possible. That’s it really.
#6
Bulk Slash
08/05/10, 12:47 am
Hunam’s hit the nail on the head. There’s simply no other explanation about Ubi’s strategy that’s actually plausible at this point.
#7
Isaaclarke37
08/05/10, 4:33 pm
Patience is a virtue…