All this happens as the Prince (that's you!) explores his palace and fends off the enemy infestation. Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Nintendo Wii Review - Video Review The story within The Forgotten Sands is filled with some clever twists and turns as it unfolds slowly but steadily through dialogue between the Prince and his genie…as well as comments from an unseen narrator. And the princess? She's in peril and needs a bit of rescuing. In classic Arabian Tales fashion, there's a hook to the genie's reward: while the prince can now be magically revived after "death," the kingdom he's awarded is an ancient wreck: a land cursed by a mystical plant overrunning the castle. In this tale, the Prince has befriended a devious genie who's granted him immortality, his own kingdom, and a princess to love. This is only a taste of things to come, as you are thrust into a flashback to before these events.
The game opens on an incredibly high note, a wild escape from an enormous structure sinking into the sand. The Forgotten Sands is a side-chapter that runs parallel to the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version, taking place after the events of 2003's The Sands of time. Ubisoft Quebec – a team that's been known for its more casual kid-friendly games like Battle of Giants – had a chance to cut its chops on a hardcore-focused adventure and it completely embraces it. Ubisoft took the Wii version of The Forgotten Sands seriously this is just as much of a "big budget" production as the Xbox 360 and PS3. The Wii version of Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is a design that's completely unique to the franchise and not a port of the HD console's edition. And that's exactly what Wii owners are getting with Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands. But it's rare form when a developer completely steps it up with a Wii design that's different in design but just as in epic scope.
It's certainly not uncommon for the Nintendo console to get a "different" experience from Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 – in fact, it's pretty much expected, not just due to the controller but also its technical capabilities.
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