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Ubisoft Toronto Joins Development of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake

Ubisoft Toronto is officially stepping into the ring to help Ubisoft Montreal bring “Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time” back from the past and into the future. This iconic game is getting a serious overhaul, and two of Ubisoft’s heavyweight studios are now tag-teaming it.

The announcement came on X, as Ubisoft Toronto stated: “We’re excited to rewind time and bring our studio’s creativity, expertise, and updated tech to refresh this beloved classic with our partners at Ubisoft Montreal.”

Ubisoft Montreal, the legends behind the original game, knows this game inside and out. Ubisoft Toronto is known for its technical prowess and innovative approach, meaning we might be looking which means we’re likely looking at some huge upgrades. Better graphics or smoother gameplay… it doesn’t really matter, as long as some of it its there.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, first released in 2003, surprised everyone with its time-manipulation mechanics and storyline. It set the bar high for action-adventure games. and the anticipation for this remake is through the roof. We’re talking about a game that defined a generation, getting a makeover from some of the best in the biz.

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