Prince of Persia team wants your questions
Yes, it's true that (other than Vin Diesel's Oscar shelf builders) we have the world's easiest job. But Ubisoft is offering fans the opportunity to walk a mile in our shoes, to live the dream and ask the Prince of Persia dev team questions directly. It's exactly like working at Joystiq, especially in that you'll be paid absolutely nothing for your efforts.
You can get a direct line to the team by filming a response to the video below the jump. There are only five right now, so it seems like you have a pretty good chance of getting some answers. And even if you can't, you can complete the Joystiq experience and totally make something up. No one will ever know, trust us.
You can get a direct line to the team by filming a response to the video below the jump. There are only five right now, so it seems like you have a pretty good chance of getting some answers. And even if you can't, you can complete the Joystiq experience and totally make something up. No one will ever know, trust us.












Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Xoviet chiK @ Sep 17th 2008 11:34AM
Screw Video Responses.
"Can you please push back the release a few months for the sake of all of us addicted to Rock Band 2, infected by Left 4 Dead, left breathless after Mirror's Edge, and working our arses off on Far Cry 2 maps? Pretty please?"
AwesomeTown @ Sep 17th 2008 11:46AM
You forgot "radiated by Fallout 3". Ok, all done.
Xoviet chiK @ Sep 17th 2008 11:50AM
Touché!
Now if you really want to get into the nitty gritty, "Poppin' out babies in Fable II, WipE-ing-out in High Definition, and *something about sacks* in Little Big Planet"
Yay!
Ghen @ Sep 17th 2008 11:55AM
seconded screw video responses:
How do you plan on making the game difficult enough for hardcore gamers without screwing up the fun?
kip @ Sep 17th 2008 1:19PM
How can I trust you to make an awesome game like Sands Of Time, when you released the craptastic Warrior Within and the mediocre Two Thrones/Rival Swords?
Blank-Mage @ Sep 18th 2008 12:43AM
Somewhere, Mr. Diesel just felt that burn.