Prince Of Persia Epilogue

I feel really cheated as a PC gamer because of the lack of DLC. Back in the day most of us bought the DRM-free retail copy of the game and after a month we were shocked to learn that the Epilogue DLC won't see the light of day on PC. Please Ubi, patch this game up on PC to be content complete: - release Epilogue - add Steam achievements - add trading crads You can call it PoP Ultimate Edition. Incase you don't know, the epilogue as the name suggests, is a small expansion pack to Prince of Persia. Imyfone itransor error 52. It continues where the whole game left off. There are a few new things you have to learn to. Prince Of Persia Epilogue Pc Download Torrent Prince of Persia 2008 free download with crackInfoIn the midst of a land rooted in Persian mythology, the Prince finds himself caught in an epic battle between the forces of Good and Evil: the God of Light, Ormazd, against his.

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If you played Prince of Persia on PC and you're looking forward to seeing the 'Epilogue' downloadable content pack make a bow on Windows, there's some bad news: t's not coming. Immediately following last week's announcement regarding PoP's upcoming gameplay additions, the game's official message boards lit up with hope that the same content would appear across all platforms, although Ubisoft only announced 'Epilogue' for Xbox 360 and PS3. In the thread, the game's community manager officially confirmed that the DLC is indeed console-exclusive and cited 'business purposes' as the reasoning.
Sterling says: Ubisoft has gotten a lot of flak from gamers for its less-than-stellar PC ports. I was glad to see Ubi buck that trend with Prince of Persia, which was just as good on PC as on Xbox 360 and PS3. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the disc-based versions of the game had no annoying DRM protection, which was a smart move in the post-Spore PC gaming world. And then this.
I can't say I'm surprised by the confirmation, since Ubi cagily made no mention of 'PC' anywhere in last week's announcement, but that doesn't make it any less disappointing. What do you think? Did Ubisoft just brush off any goodwill that it generated with its great PC port?