Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones for GameCube

Pros: Retains most of the strengths of the previous games; Dark Prince a neat innovation.
Cons: Far too linear; maybe a fraction short.

The Two Thrones brings to a conclusion the "modern" Prince of Persia trilogy, which have thusfar more than lived up to their c onsiderable heritage. Which such success behind them, and no plans announced for a ...

Pros: Combines the styles of both Sands of Time and Warrior Within. Smooth controls.
Cons: Seems a bit rushed. Enemies should have been far more varied. Minor glitches.

Good game play, enthralling story, and astounding scenery is what sets the story of Two Thrones. The Prince, who comes back to Babylon with his new love Kaileena after defeating the Dahaka, finds his home ravaged by an unknown evil. At the heart of the game, the same great game play of Sands of Time remains intact, from the fluid animations, the well executed combat, and the clever puzzles. On the exterior however, the game retains the dark and gritty look of Warrior Within. A nice combination of both games. Overall, a new game emerges, drawing the best elements from the previous games and culminating in to the exciting finale of the series. Highly recommended.