And what the heck happens to Kaileena in the alternate ending? I kinda liked her. Hope she gets a role in the next PoP game.
I also read on some Dutch PoP forum that there's gonna be a PoP movie, produced by the one and only Jerry Bruckheimer! That is, after he finishes Pirates of the carribean 2... Man I'm really excited about that.
As a matter of fact, I wouldn't mind starring in it... a small role would be nice... like the Prince for example... 😉 😄 😛 💃
In the alternate ending:
Spoiler:
- Prince knocks the Dahaka off the platform into the water, the Dahaka comes back up looking seriously pissed off before exploding.
-Prince and Kaileena build a ship together and head for Babylon.
-Prince and Kaileena get physical (although with their clothes on)
-Babylon's on fire, green clothed men are killing army (look sorta like in that trailer of the Prince leading their army - which would be good for PoP3)
-Crown falls to the floor (death of Prince's father)
-Dark, hooded, red-eyed man picks up crown and says "What is yours is rightfully mine....and mine it will be"
-Dark figure (suspected to be a evil version of the Prince when the Dahaka took the other version of him) moves aside and Farah (from Sands of time) is tied to a cross.
I don;t think he was asking what the other ending consisted of, just what the deal with Kaileena was.
I doubt there will be any need to choose in continuity between the two endings because tyhey both end in you not being chased by thr Dahaka any more (for different reasons) and with spoiler Babylon in flames. Kaileena is the one variable which may need work.
I don't get the logic that the Dark guy is an alternate Prince created by the Dahaka, but when you look at the plot events of the games from SoT onwards, the Prince has cocked up his own timeline so damn much that it is little wonder if something in the way of a duplicate got created at some point. He really is a temporal mess by any standards!
I know what happens in the Alt. Ending, I saw it myself, but I was still in doubt about that physical part, what happened exactly. I suppose one could certainly see it as a sex scene, - i must admit it certainly sounds that way - and you'd have to see the flames n stuff as something symbolic.
But it could also be that during this strange merge-intercourse-thing the prince (and kaileena too, maybe) had a vision of what awaits him in Babylon, because the history changed big-time.
Don't forget, no sands, no hourglass, no foul-hearted vizier (well, maybe he tried to take over power in some other way) no dagger, no amulet, no love affair with Farah! It would be as if PoP1 and 2 never happened, and the prince would still be the young lad we saw at the start of PoP1: with a craving for honor and glory. So India might still be conquered (that would possibly explain Farah hanging on a piece of wood in the alt. ending).
Now the "mature" (that is, depressed) prince who went through the horrors of Sands of Time and WW, comes back, with Kaileena, his newly found love, thinkin he's got it made (especially after getting oral sex from the Empress, see alt. ending) coming back and seeing, well, that history is really screwed up.
So screwed up that I forgot my point and don;t even get my own theory anymore. 😕 😮 🤣
Oh well, Ubisoft better not let us down with PoP 3!!!!!!!
Check This Out
Jerry preps game plan for 'Sands'
Pic being earmarked as a feature film for Disney
Jerry Bruckheimer Films is negotiating a seven-figure deal to acquire the featurefeature film rights to bestselling videogame "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time." Pic is being earmarked as a feature film for Disney.
Deal includes a script being penned by game creator Jordan Mechner. John AugustJohn August is execexec producing and supervising Mechner on the script.
Game, set in 9th century medieval Persia, tells the story of how a young adventurous prince who uncovers a dangerous artifact in a remote mountain kingdom and with the help of an enemy princess, must stop a despot from unleashing a sandstorm that could destroy all mankind
Mechner says Bruckheimer's "Pirates of the Caribbean""Pirates of the Caribbean" was a touchstone for the adaptation. "Rather than do a straight beat-for-beat adaptation of the new videogame, we're taking some cool elements from the game and using them to craft a new story -- much as 'Pirates' did with the theme park ride."
August says the character of the prince is like a 9th century Indiana Jones. "He's fourth in line to the throne, with no shot of ever becoming king. So it's given him permission to lead a very reckless and exciting life."
Pic will be produced by Bruckheimer and exec produced by August, Bruckheimer Films' Mike StensonMike Stenson and Chad OmanChad Oman and Mechner. Exec VP of production Jason ReedJason Reed is overseeing the project for Disney. 💃
Originally posted by khan
your all kidding right its a gret game in my opinion its better than halo 2 and san andreas.its one of the best games of all time
I dunno about that. I recently got side-tracked. But I definitely want to go back and beat it. I just got real frustrated when I got stuck at a point and had to go back and do it like 10 times and it was just a pain. And then right afterwards there was a Dahaka chase that was basically trialand error. I dunno, I feel the game is getting less obvious and more cheaply obscure nad difficult. Lik eI don't know where i am going not becuase its hard but because its annoyingly difficult.
Now after the hate, I must say that I like the game. A lot of people don't think this is a good sequel, but personally i think it has a lot of upside and has been enjoyable over all.