Apparently launching in November
Will the long-suffering Prince of Persia fans enable themselves to be filled with hope, understanding that Ubisofts inactiveness will as soon as again seem like a dagger plunged into their chest? Will Ubisoft, after an actual decade of inactiveness, finally return to one of its franchises thats surrounded by (primarily) great will? Those are concerns were delegated ponder while we wait to see if this brand-new rumor works out.
Guatemalan merchant Max has supposedly dripped a listing for an upcoming Prince of Persia remake, although its not clear which game is being remade. Its said to be launching on PS4 and Switch in November:
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Prince of Persia REMAKE listings have actually appeared online.
In the meantime the video game is noted for Nintendo Switch and PS4 with a quote release date of November 2020
– https://t.co/9EyyVmZ13K pic.twitter.com/Q9lGARf4Hl— Ken Xyro (@KenXyro) August 19, 2020.
Merchant leakages have a decent-but-not-perfect performance history. There are constantly tricksters and neer- do-wells who feed on faking things before its all revealed to be a con. Still, an item page going live a little prematurely is more prevalent than straight-out frauds.
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Obviously, thats all if you choose to think. Simply keep in mind that the greater your hopes, the further you fall.
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Ubisoft assured a 2nd Ubisoft Forward stream sometime in September. A fast turnaround between reveal and release will cut down on the marketing budget and make profitability more feasible.
Will Ubisoft, after a literal decade of inaction, lastly return to one of its franchises thats surrounded by (mostly) good will? Seller leaks have a decent-but-not-perfect track record. There are always tricksters and neer- do-wells who feed on fabricating things before its all revealed to be a con. Ubisoft promised a 2nd Ubisoft Forward stream sometime in September. A fast turnaround between expose and launch will cut down on the marketing spending plan and make success more feasible.
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