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ALL POSTSPrince of Persia with other Developers
<p>Given Ubisoft's general disinterest in doing anything with <i>Prince of Persia</i> beyond maintaining a copyright (so far as I know) with mobile games, I've this question to ask: Which developer do you think could make or remake <i>Prince of Persia</i> If Ubisoft lost the rights or abandoned it?
</p><p>Not in terms of who your favorite developer might be (thought I'm not against that kind of response at all), but which might be more inclined to tackle PoP's puzzle and platform elements alongside the combat (which is likely to be given a lot of attention because that's a given).
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<p>I think Valve should take it then because Valve is very good at making puzzle games, then for the combat they should get assistance from something like Capcom.
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<p>That is a very good question. What would another developer do?
</p><p>Valve: Lots of puzzles, little parkour and simple combat.
</p><p>Rockstar: Super erotic, blood and gore, like Warrior Within times 100 which will make the combat good.
</p><p>EA: Microtransactions, DLC and always on DRM. This should never happen.
</p><p>Mojang: Blocky, no parkour, simple combat.
</p><p>I think Prince of Persia is best left where it is. That means it's not going to get better.
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(Edited by Samuel Lacy)
At the moment the best company I can think of is Platinum Games. I can imagine them working in the right balance of combat and platforming. The environments would have a lot of feeling and depth which is important to a PoP game since the platforming and associated hazards are supposed to be as unique and dangerous as the actual enemies. They'd also be able to manage a deep and intuitive combat system with amazing sword play and whatever other gimic is used to make the game stand out.
(Edited by A Fandom user)