Our quest for redemption comes to an end as we ultimately confront the Vizier, and plunge the dagger of time into "his foul and treacherous heart". Thank you for watching!
I love this ending for its cleverness as he repeats Farah's secret word as proof that his story was not made up after all. And the song that plays right after fits so well with the tone of the game that it sent shivers down my back. Definetly the best of the trilogy and one of the most enjoyable games the PS2 had to offer.
I always wondered whether his name was also actually Kakolookiyam. If it was, then it would mean that Farah and the Prince meeting up was DESTINY -- because his mother told her that word. The chances of this being true are slim, but if it is true then that would be VERY clever. Either way, very clever ending.
Except isn't the Persian army still going to attack the next day? Sure, their inside man is dead but they still have enough troops to assault the city or at least besiege it. I don't see how the story's over.
I cant even imagine all the pain he has been and must be going through. The entire adventure, falling in love, losing her. And yet he is the only to remember it all. That was be torture.
Well, the writer of this story was Jordan Mechner himself, who didn't participate in the sequels (and he didn't even like them) so you can consider this game as a self conclusive story, with that in mind, this is actually sort of an open ending if you think about it. After the prince says "Kakolookiyam" fo Farah, you can see how she is so susprised and intrigued by that. Maybe Farah went after him right away and they got to know each other again...
@@theabyssmaleye like he says the original writer wasn't involved in Warrior Within and Two Thrones. The last 2 games, though great on their own, doesn't fit in terms of tone and story and something tells me Mechner would've made them very differently if he was in charge.
***** The truth is that there is no longer much to improve in Assassin's Creed since it has done 7 games in its series. AC3 was supposed to be the end of it until they decide that they could still milk more money out of gamers. There is a point were there is nothing more to improve in its gameplay and instead just adding some minor tweaks here and there, it's now just another Call of Duty franchise now.
+Nexus .Gamer what do you think he is an old man near the end of his life time ^^ while the other sandmonster are creatures mad from elite soldiers of the persias king guard ^^
I seriously enjoyed how the game incorporated the prince narrating because it ties the ending when the prince is explaining what happened throughout the game to Farah and also the beginning of the game when it feels as if the prince is explaining the story to the player themselves. That was a well thought idea and fits perfectly with the topic of time.
I like how by the end of this game, the Prince thought that he had fixed everything and that all of his troubles were over, but little did he know that the real nightmare had yet to reveal itself, for the storm was coming, the storm known as the Dahaka
I like how these events are all due to the Prince making reckless decision after reckless decision. Though he tries to fix it, a bad consequence always occurs. Reversed time to stop the Sands of Time from being opened but marked himself by the Dahaka, chose to save Kaileena from her destiny of making the Sands but made the mistake of bringing home to Babylon where she was executed and therefore released a form of the Sands of Time from within her and got himself infected by it, though partially
If you think about it, all Prince does is undoing his screw ups with the Sands. Most epic moment for me is in Two Thrones, where Prince grows up, acknowledges his mistakes and consequences and banishes the Dark Prince
Assassin's Creed is a great series in its own right, but I overall agree. Ever since the second game, they undeniably got out of hand with the yearly release cycle (which only just recently ended). Random Fun Fact: Assassin's Creed exists thanks to this game. When they were working on a sequel to this game, the director of it discovered the novel Alamut, which made him do research into the Hashashin's (the real-life equivalent of the Assassins), which, long story short, turned into Assassin's Creed over time.
The thing that sucked the most is you ending the game knowing what all the prince and farrah went through knowing she won't remember any of it because it never happen. It would have killed me to have fallen in love with someone and them never knowing that they felt the same way.
The ending was incredibly tragic, not just because of how it might make the prince feel, but because, in the end, he and Farah really were one of the best couples in all of video games. Each contributed something that the other lacked, and even their personalities seemed to compliment each other. It was one of the finest examples of complimentarity that I've seen, really, in all of recent media. What that means is that if the two had ended up together, it's all the more delicious as a happy ending, because you've seen how well they fit together. If the two don't end up together, as in the ending they went with, it's all the more touching a tragedy, because you've seen what a good fit they could have been. It's like watching a puzzle piece retreat from its proper place.
I know where you're all coming from but just like the prince says, time is not like a flowing river, in one timeline he is doomed to have loved Farah and have lost her and in another to simply be the wandering Prince that sneaked away from camp to diffuse the tension between the king of India and the king of Persia, the fact that he related the story to the Princess and she hardly believed him and then ended it with Kakolookiyam as an emotional truth trigger is amazing. Me personally, i believe you can't have a more impeccable and profound ending, that teaches a lesson that can be learned a thousand times over a thousand different ways.
Connor Kingston She couldn't have remembered. If you played two thrones you would know that. She was shocked that he knew that wors since she never told anyone that before. When he rewind time their adventure NEVER happen. He had her amulet and the dagger of time.
I remember playing this when i was 12, loved the game play and loved the story, and princess Farah was my childhood crush and i fell in love with her but when 7:40 the prince said "Just call me Kakolookiyam" that's when i fell in love with him. What a true fucking selfless romantic.
I fell in love with Farah too when I played this game the first time, but when I reached the chapter where she steals his sword and dagger and goes alone to fight the Generals I began to hate her. What an idiot, she also used all the sand in the dagger (And the prince even said to her: "FARAH, DON'T USE UP THE SAAAAAND!")
@@mrunknown164 people around the world through history fallen in love with fictional characters whatever they were from movies, books or games nowadays. Only sad fuck calls 12yo kid a 'sad fuck' for his naive emotions. Go to think about yourself or bother some ladies online you indian hero 😉
That's what I loved about this game: the fact that it took itself _just enough_ seriously for you to get invested in the drama and care about the characters making it through while also not being afraid to relax a bit and just have some fun. That's something that I was *sorely* lacking in Warrior Within. But I guess that's what you have to trade for a Prince who yells "you bitch" at soldier whores, is brooding and unpleasant and has Godsmack accompying him at every turn. Good thing they turned this emo shit down in the last game. "Last game? Don't you know there was that other game called...?" I said it was *the last game, dammit!*
Warrior within is dark for it's reasons. The 'Die you bastard' line at the Dahaka just shows all this frustration all the hopelessness. In addition the plot twists are fucking briliant 'Im the architect of my own destruction (epic) . It is by far the best of the trilogy and this comes from someone that played sands of time first. T2T was a downgrade for sure
I totally agree with you. I love the plot and the drama of sands of time and I couldn't play warrior within because he lacked those elements. Warrior within is not a Prince of Persia, is a bad tasted wannabe God of war. Sands of Time is the best Prince of Persia and one of my favourite games and even one of my favourite dramas at all.
that would keep happening if gamers only bought good games -_- not my faught.. i played assassins 1 n 2..after it got repetitive i didnt even bother same with cod. also boycott dlcs and stop asking for remakes/remasters helps. way more easy than create something new. pop is an 8 bit gen game yet assassins is just a mix with pop , gta open world and stealth elements like from metal gear. more copy, paste and repeat than create since forever
I have played all prince of Persia series from sands of time , warrior within , the two thrones and the forgotten sands and sands of time is still the best...
Warrior Within is one of the worst games I've ever played. It completely stripped away everything I loved about this game. Not to mention, I encountered a game-breaking glitch where I was stuck in an area and couldn't get out. I still haven't played Two Thrones or Forgotten Sands because the game was that bad. It's easily the worst game ever made that isn't considered as such.
I haven't played this game in so long but this just reminded me how epic it really was. Sands of Time was a game that was way ahead of it's time and definitely deserves a remaster for the current gen. This game played out like a blockbuster movie
@@jigyashusingh3362 It just goes to show that no matter how much CGI, special effects, glitter, A-list actors you have in a movie/game, a good story will trump all of those other things. Without a good story and strong characters, the movie/game is lifeless and boring.
Agreed. When I first realised the Prince throughout the game wasn't actually talking to us (e.g. "No that's not how it happened" - when falling off a ledge etc) but to Farah as he recounts his journey thus far - I was astonished.
So he should have said the same "no no, that's not how it happened" A LOT of times. Was Farah asking him a hundred of times "did you fall off a cliff?" "did you die massacred by a whirling blade?" "were you cut in half by giant scissors?" ----> "No no no, that didn't happen" XD
@@TheKaezer the only "hole" on that is how he says "she didn't die, I saved her" instead of "I saved you", but that's just an overlook, the ending was still so clever
Same feel man, i beat this game (again) 3-4 weeks ago, but you know what? Actually he isn't actually leaves...cause they've met again in " Two Trones " Or he could actually back in Sands of Time...why should he leave her, right?(: Otherwise...they both together...yay Happy Ending ^^
I still haven''t play Two Thrones yet--I obviously need to! But you're right. If time is not a river flowing in a line, why can't there be a world where he and Farah do end up happily ever after. Maybe they still will (feelz)
Hits me deep as well... Reminds me of my first love. When I first finished the game and saw the ending, I was just "stunned" and numb for a day or two by how hard it hit.
One of my all time favourite games. Now matter how much the graphics of current games will advance beyond this game's, I will still keep playing it, as almost always the plot and gameplay itself of the game is much more important than the graphics.
One of the best games I have ever played I loved how the developed feelings for each other at the end and how he left her like a boss in the final scene
The whole Prince of Persia trilogy is probably the greatest piece of entertainment that Ubisoft ever created honestly. Suck now they milk Assassin’s Creed and the new one that is coming (Valhalla) but Prince Of Persia is totally forgotten. Sleep well sweet Prince.
But It's simultaneously tragic. They were madly in love, but the feeling will never be reciprocated, as she doesn't remember a thing. This ending is as happy as it can get, as the Prince (kind of) accepts it.
I love how you correctly captured the "ending", I was worried when I was looking for this that I would run into people showing clips of the last minute or so (from death of vz)
I think it has been such a pity that the Movie PoP_the-Sands-of_Time did not follow this fantastic story line from the original game play, which makes me cannot help to think that the Movie SUCKS!
Me personally, I think it depends what you want out of the movie. If you want a quality, stand-alone film, the movie was actually pretty good. If you want an adaptation, or indeed, anything to match the storytelling quality of the game, it made several major missteps and doesn't fare as well. If the former, I would call the film good. If the latter, I would call it disappointing. Since I was hoping for both, my overall evaluation is "meh."
Connor Kingston If they'd called the movie anything other than "Prince of Persia," I would agree with you, but the thing is, when you base a film off of another medium, the question of how well it was interpreted does come up. Not being the same, by itself, can be a problem, though it's still not enough to make a good movie bad (and I don't think the movie was bad.)
mytruepower2 but their intention wasn't to copy the story this movie wasn't about the games it was about the games without the monsters life before everything happens to him.
Connor Kingston If they wanted to make up their own story, they should just have called the movie something other than "Prince of Persia." I don't think anyone would have blamed them for doing so, and it would have solved basically every problem I had with the film.
agreed... thanks for putting these up. it's helped a few times when i didn't know which way to jump. also nice to see the whole game as it's a great story !
Prince: Just call me.... Kakarotto Farah: What?! It can't be right! Jokes away, my first modern videogame back in 2003 (Before that, i played some chinese pirated NES-clone games), and it was so good... (i'm Russian BTW)
One of my favourite game among all other game today i miss these soo much 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂todays generation childresn did not even know whether there was far more better games than online games of today
Caleb Trevino The Prince of Persia story is based on a book of some sort called ''1001 Arabic Nights''. Which is the same book Aladdin is based on. For an example the prince is basically Aladdin , Farah is the princess Jasmin and Vizier is Jafar.
@@madbigborz It made the prince an edgelord who has to curse every five seconds and turned the world into a Marilyn Manson music video. That's not an improvement.
The sands of time trilogy is really underrated to me. I think it's the best when it comes to telling a story through gameplay and was so immersive with the character dialogue.
as much as I loved Warrior Within and Two Thrones as a kid, I just played Sands of Time a few days back for the first time and I'm starting to wish that Jordan Mechner made the last 2 games. Sands of Time was really pleasant. Clearly inspired from Arabian Nights and has exactly the right tone to tell that kind of story. There wasn't much cutscenes and the game itself was painfully huge, but overall really satisfying in a way WW and TT never was.
brings the old memories its being 4 years since a pop games is released i am waiting for a new game please ubisoft bless us with a new prince of persia game
CøŁĐ Fůsiøn blame it on the vizier, the prince didn't know that when the dagger used to unlock the sands of time inside the hourglass it will create disastrous effect. Even if the prince return the sand back in the hourglass it already rippled out of the timeline which make dahaka chasing him.
"Most people think time is like a river, that flows swift and sure in one direction, but I have seen the face of time and I can tell you - they are wrong. Time is an ocean in a storm... You may wonder who I am and why I say this; sit down and I will tell you a tale like none that you have ever heard..."
Thank you and to everyone else who has recently stopped by after the remake reveal. Whether you end up watching the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time: Remake - Walkthrough on other gaming channels or come back to this one (to watch it here around release next year) - it's going to be an interesting journey to see how it holds up to this classic!
I played this game 2-3 times as a kid, one of which was right after it came out, but I never understood the ending until now. When he gives his name as Kakolukia, I thought he was literally just giving his name, and she was only surprised because she had heard of him before or something. Somehow I had totally forgotten their conversation in the tomb or I just wasn't paying attention very well.
Back in the day my then girlfriend couldn't understand why I played video games and would often tease me about it. That all changed the day I had her watch the ending of this game. Today she is my wife and more of a gamer than I am. It is such a shame that most games made today lack this level of emotional investment with some notable exceptions.
That's genuinely amazing and goes to show how captivating a well written and thought out story can be especially in an interactive medium such as video games.
backstory: when they were stuck in a tomb the prince got claustrophobic and started shaking,to calm him down farah told him a magic word that her meother told her when she was little (that she never spoke of to anyone) whenever you're stuck and have nowhere to go speak the magic word kakolukia and a door will open to lead you out.
I love this ending for its cleverness as he repeats Farah's secret word as proof that his story was not made up after all. And the song that plays right after fits so well with the tone of the game that it sent shivers down my back. Definetly the best of the trilogy and one of the most enjoyable games the PS2 had to offer.
Joseph ZR1 What does the secret word mean?
Remembered how good PoPs story was, came here!
The secret word word Farah says her mother told her: princeofpersia.wikia.com/wiki/Kakolookiyam
I always wondered whether his name was also actually Kakolookiyam. If it was, then it would mean that Farah and the Prince meeting up was DESTINY -- because his mother told her that word. The chances of this being true are slim, but if it is true then that would be VERY clever.
Either way, very clever ending.
It means "Of crows and owls"
Except isn't the Persian army still going to attack the next day? Sure, their inside man is dead but they still have enough troops to assault the city or at least besiege it. I don't see how the story's over.
I cant even imagine all the pain he has been and must be going through. The entire adventure, falling in love, losing her. And yet he is the only to remember it all. That was be torture.
Well, the writer of this story was Jordan Mechner himself, who didn't participate in the sequels (and he didn't even like them) so you can consider this game as a self conclusive story, with that in mind, this is actually sort of an open ending if you think about it. After the prince says "Kakolookiyam" fo Farah, you can see how she is so susprised and intrigued by that. Maybe Farah went after him right away and they got to know each other again...
@@Control-Max Lol......
@@Control-Max Should i tell you
He tells her everything in The Two Thrones
@@theabyssmaleye like he says the original writer wasn't involved in Warrior Within and Two Thrones. The last 2 games, though great on their own, doesn't fit in terms of tone and story and something tells me Mechner would've made them very differently if he was in charge.
I love how he decided to activate the dagger cause she didn't like his move
It was worth a shot.
Hi
Obviously farah didn't like kissing a stranger as she remembered nothing
@@cleancamo1624 That’s everybody
Back when Ubisoft made good endings to their games......
Or just good games. Unity anyone?
***** The truth is that there is no longer much to improve in Assassin's Creed since it has done 7 games in its series. AC3 was supposed to be the end of it until they decide that they could still milk more money out of gamers. There is a point were there is nothing more to improve in its gameplay and instead just adding some minor tweaks here and there, it's now just another Call of Duty franchise now.
+Radu Geanta Back when ubisoft had the right to call themselves Ubisoft
Back when Ubisoft made "games"
or good games in general...
The final boss is easier than other monsters in the game.
Mmm Oooooommm
Yeah. I expected more than just hit, block, repeat.
+Wizzam101 thank god for ww and t2t actually having hard bosses
+Nexus .Gamer what do you think he is an old man near the end of his life time ^^ while the other sandmonster are creatures mad from elite soldiers of the persias king guard ^^
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I seriously enjoyed how the game incorporated the prince narrating because it ties the ending when the prince is explaining what happened throughout the game to Farah and also the beginning of the game when it feels as if the prince is explaining the story to the player themselves. That was a well thought idea and fits perfectly with the topic of time.
Exactly!
totally
And with 1001 night theme
And then The Two Thrones added another layer to it at its ending.
I like how by the end of this game, the Prince thought that he had fixed everything and that all of his troubles were over, but little did he know that the real nightmare had yet to reveal itself, for the storm was coming, the storm known as the Dahaka
The worst storm of them all
I like how these events are all due to the Prince making reckless decision after reckless decision. Though he tries to fix it, a bad consequence always occurs. Reversed time to stop the Sands of Time from being opened but marked himself by the Dahaka, chose to save Kaileena from her destiny of making the Sands but made the mistake of bringing home to Babylon where she was executed and therefore released a form of the Sands of Time from within her and got himself infected by it, though partially
If you think about it, all Prince does is undoing his screw ups with the Sands. Most epic moment for me is in Two Thrones, where Prince grows up, acknowledges his mistakes and consequences and banishes the Dark Prince
after 17 years that ending theme still gives me goosebumps
The final boss was easier than defeating prince's father.
7:22, Smooth recovery bro.
cmon she liked it we can see it even b4 he leaves :D
before they milking Assassin's Creed to death, they made some great games, just like this one.
Money and power
True indeed
thats games faught for buying recicled games
Not anymore on assassin’s creed
Assassin's Creed is a great series in its own right, but I overall agree. Ever since the second game, they undeniably got out of hand with the yearly release cycle (which only just recently ended).
Random Fun Fact: Assassin's Creed exists thanks to this game. When they were working on a sequel to this game, the director of it discovered the novel Alamut, which made him do research into the Hashashin's (the real-life equivalent of the Assassins), which, long story short, turned into Assassin's Creed over time.
The thing that sucked the most is you ending the game knowing what all the prince and farrah went through knowing she won't remember any of it because it never happen. It would have killed me to have fallen in love with someone and them never knowing that they felt the same way.
The ending was incredibly tragic, not just because of how it might make the prince feel, but because, in the end, he and Farah really were one of the best couples in all of video games. Each contributed something that the other lacked, and even their personalities seemed to compliment each other. It was one of the finest examples of complimentarity that I've seen, really, in all of recent media.
What that means is that if the two had ended up together, it's all the more delicious as a happy ending, because you've seen how well they fit together.
If the two don't end up together, as in the ending they went with, it's all the more touching a tragedy, because you've seen what a good fit they could have been. It's like watching a puzzle piece retreat from its proper place.
I know where you're all coming from but just like the prince says, time is not like a flowing river, in one timeline he is doomed to have loved Farah and have lost her and in another to simply be the wandering Prince that sneaked away from camp to diffuse the tension between the king of India and the king of Persia, the fact that he related the story to the Princess and she hardly believed him and then ended it with Kakolookiyam as an emotional truth trigger is amazing.
Me personally, i believe you can't have a more impeccable and profound ending, that teaches a lesson that can be learned a thousand times over a thousand different ways.
Ensar Meco
Sure, it's profound, but that doesn't make it any less of a tragedy.
+payneicecold3000 She does remember what do you think kakalokia is for
Connor Kingston She couldn't have remembered. If you played two thrones you would know that. She was shocked that he knew that wors since she never told anyone that before. When he rewind time their adventure NEVER happen. He had her amulet and the dagger of time.
I remember playing this when i was 12, loved the game play and loved the story, and princess Farah was my childhood crush and i fell in love with her
but when 7:40 the prince said "Just call me Kakolookiyam" that's when i fell in love with him.
What a true fucking selfless romantic.
Long time i played this game but now i don't remember a lot of things, like, why kakolookiyam?
Ensar Meco she is only a video game character . I m myself 12 now .
I fell in love with Farah too when I played this game the first time, but when I reached the chapter where she steals his sword and dagger and goes alone to fight the Generals I began to hate her. What an idiot, she also used all the sand in the dagger (And the prince even said to her: "FARAH, DON'T USE UP THE SAAAAAND!")
This is why they see gamers as sad fucks. They fall in love with video game girls 🤦🏾♂️
@@mrunknown164 people around the world through history fallen in love with fictional characters whatever they were from movies, books or games nowadays.
Only sad fuck calls 12yo kid a 'sad fuck' for his naive emotions.
Go to think about yourself or bother some ladies online you indian hero 😉
When he looked at her at the end and just rewound time after he kissed her I was laughing my ass off lol
10/10 would do the same
That's what I loved about this game: the fact that it took itself _just enough_ seriously for you to get invested in the drama and care about the characters making it through while also not being afraid to relax a bit and just have some fun. That's something that I was *sorely* lacking in Warrior Within. But I guess that's what you have to trade for a Prince who yells "you bitch" at soldier whores, is brooding and unpleasant and has Godsmack accompying him at every turn. Good thing they turned this emo shit down in the last game.
"Last game? Don't you know there was that other game called...?"
I said it was *the last game, dammit!*
Warrior within is dark for it's reasons. The 'Die you bastard' line at the Dahaka just shows all this frustration all the hopelessness. In addition the plot twists are fucking briliant 'Im the architect of my own destruction (epic) . It is by far the best of the trilogy and this comes from someone that played sands of time first. T2T was a downgrade for sure
I totally agree with you. I love the plot and the drama of sands of time and I couldn't play warrior within because he lacked those elements. Warrior within is not a Prince of Persia, is a bad tasted wannabe God of war. Sands of Time is the best Prince of Persia and one of my favourite games and even one of my favourite dramas at all.
*hello*
Do you guys remember old times when Ubisoft were capable of producing good games?
Yes :(
far cry 3 is good bro
Dmitriy Anonymous I grew up with this and rayman lol
sicsofnine 2000 far cry 3 is almost 10 years old. Ubisoft hasnt made a good game since then
that would keep happening if gamers only bought good games -_- not my faught.. i played assassins 1 n 2..after it got repetitive i didnt even bother same with cod. also boycott dlcs and stop asking for remakes/remasters helps. way more easy than create something new. pop is an 8 bit gen game yet assassins is just a mix with pop , gta open world and stealth elements like from metal gear. more copy, paste and repeat than create since forever
I have played all prince of Persia series from sands of time , warrior within , the two thrones and the forgotten sands and sands of time is still the best...
+Ahmed Bilal رابط تحميل جزء sands of time لو سمحت، جزاك الله خيراَ؟
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Two thrones is
Warrior Within is one of the worst games I've ever played. It completely stripped away everything I loved about this game. Not to mention, I encountered a game-breaking glitch where I was stuck in an area and couldn't get out. I still haven't played Two Thrones or Forgotten Sands because the game was that bad. It's easily the worst game ever made that isn't considered as such.
@@applescruff1969 did you even played or simply lying because all your points are senseless and no one other has this problem
I was expecting a cheesy ending, so this ending was a pleasant surprise.
I haven't played this game in so long but this just reminded me how epic it really was. Sands of Time was a game that was way ahead of it's time and definitely deserves a remaster for the current gen. This game played out like a blockbuster movie
I had a major crush of Farah when I played this game as a teen.
Renly had a crush on the prince xD
Only really really good games can do this.
just wait for the dahaka
And a voice actor change.
... and a bunch of scantily clad women on a secret island.
And evil outcomes
& Godsmack
Warrior within And Two thrones where stupid games
This is THE only game I've actually cried at the end. My one and only favorite game. The end gets to me every time.
, what happended after he said kakulukia is eating me ,, i am sticked with it
@@jigyashusingh3362 It just goes to show that no matter how much CGI, special effects, glitter, A-list actors you have in a movie/game, a good story will trump all of those other things. Without a good story and strong characters, the movie/game is lifeless and boring.
@@theplasmacollider6431 yes story is superrrrr
Lmao that rewind cracks me up everytime 7:22
LOL
the best story EVER !!!!!!!!!
very truly said...my favourite story...story of a lifetime..truly ...a tale that nobody has ever heard 😋😋😋👌👌👌👌
Agreed. When I first realised the Prince throughout the game wasn't actually talking to us (e.g. "No that's not how it happened" - when falling off a ledge etc) but to Farah as he recounts his journey thus far - I was astonished.
👍
So he should have said the same "no no, that's not how it happened" A LOT of times. Was Farah asking him a hundred of times "did you fall off a cliff?" "did you die massacred by a whirling blade?" "were you cut in half by giant scissors?" ----> "No no no, that didn't happen" XD
@@TheKaezer the only "hole" on that is how he says "she didn't die, I saved her" instead of "I saved you", but that's just an overlook, the ending was still so clever
Better than the movie
A kick in the balls was better than the movie.
The movie was good tho
@@rungrankibagami9510 Lol that movie was trash.
@@Menthix Bruh, did you watched the movie one time to analyze its aspects or you just watched and said "It's not like the game, fuck it"?
True
WHOLE TRILOGY WAS A TIME LOOP ... LOVED IT❤️
A true gem from the Golden Era of the PS2.
Simpler, happier times.
kakulukiyea... goose bumps to watch after such a long time.. beauutiful game
7:45 like a BOSS
Amk
xx_pCCR_xx yeah! Like in your face! Boss
it's been two years since I beat this and it still guts me when he leaves. major feels
Same feel man, i beat this game (again) 3-4 weeks ago, but you know what? Actually he isn't actually leaves...cause they've met again in " Two Trones "
Or he could actually back in Sands of Time...why should he leave her, right?(:
Otherwise...they both together...yay Happy Ending ^^
I still haven''t play Two Thrones yet--I obviously need to! But you're right. If time is not a river flowing in a line, why can't there be a world where he and Farah do end up happily ever after. Maybe they still will (feelz)
That's what i'm talking about (:
Hits me deep as well... Reminds me of my first love.
When I first finished the game and saw the ending, I was just "stunned" and numb for a day or two by how hard it hit.
One of my all time favourite games. Now matter how much the graphics of current games will advance beyond this game's, I will still keep playing it, as almost always the plot and gameplay itself of the game is much more important than the graphics.
One of the best games I have ever played I loved how the developed feelings for each other at the end and how he left her like a boss in the final scene
I miss prince of Persia so much
7:50 When the song starts to play is the most epic moment in the game😍😍😍
A game that's over 15 yrs old that led to arguably the best video game trilogy ever made and is still one of my favorite video games
The grand rewind still gives goosebumps!
Explanation:kakalukia is a secret word which only Farah knew but explained the meaning of the word to the Prince before the major rewind.
I have missed really those sweet day's. Very much like. Now this time i remembered . No one game replaced this game. Time only knows song awesome
7:48 sliding out of your DMs like
I am here after the remake trailer, and i must say... i miss the real Prince :(
You think it'll be good now?
Still the greatest story, characters, ending and dopest song ever. Long live the Prince of Persia
The whole Prince of Persia trilogy is probably the greatest piece of entertainment that Ubisoft ever created honestly. Suck now they milk Assassin’s Creed and the new one that is coming (Valhalla) but Prince Of Persia is totally forgotten. Sleep well sweet Prince.
So true. Sands of time and Rayman 3, Beyond Good and Evil, Ubi was so good back in the day.
I actually thought the movie did a great job at playing tribute to the game. Yes, they changed some things but they still did a great job.
Exactly the main theme of Prince of Persia is about love and the movie did gave us a good love story in the end.
Most beautiful ending ever!
But It's simultaneously tragic. They were madly in love, but the feeling will never be reciprocated, as she doesn't remember a thing. This ending is as happy as it can get, as the Prince (kind of) accepts it.
I love how you correctly captured the "ending", I was worried when I was looking for this that I would run into people showing clips of the last minute or so (from death of vz)
It’s been a decade and I can’t actually forget this ending. Ubisoft what’re you doing we need more games like this!!
I think it has been such a pity that the Movie PoP_the-Sands-of_Time did not follow this fantastic story line from the original game play, which makes me cannot help to think that the Movie SUCKS!
Me personally, I think it depends what you want out of the movie. If you want a quality, stand-alone film, the movie was actually pretty good. If you want an adaptation, or indeed, anything to match the storytelling quality of the game, it made several major missteps and doesn't fare as well.
If the former, I would call the film good. If the latter, I would call it disappointing. Since I was hoping for both, my overall evaluation is "meh."
+Roc Ren I loved the movie it wasn't the same but it was perfect in it's own way
Connor Kingston
If they'd called the movie anything other than "Prince of Persia," I would agree with you, but the thing is, when you base a film off of another medium, the question of how well it was interpreted does come up. Not being the same, by itself, can be a problem, though it's still not enough to make a good movie bad (and I don't think the movie was bad.)
mytruepower2 but their intention wasn't to copy the story this movie wasn't about the games it was about the games without the monsters life before everything happens to him.
Connor Kingston
If they wanted to make up their own story, they should just have called the movie something other than "Prince of Persia." I don't think anyone would have blamed them for doing so, and it would have solved basically every problem I had with the film.
Thanks you very much for all your work... It's been very helpful.
I agree. It's one of my all time favourites on the PS2.
warrior within is the best story of prince series
Yes i Agreed
agreed... thanks for putting these up. it's helped a few times when i didn't know which way to jump. also nice to see the whole game as it's a great story !
Truly one of the best games of all time. I miss this old school gameplay and atmosphere.
My first and love in games
Prince of Persia
Still gives me goosebumps....every single time ❤
Who thinks here that the Prince of Persia Trilogy gets remastered HD?
It already has, if that's what your asking. It's only for the ps3, and the sound quality is pretty crap. Otherwise it's solid.
ik!! damn consoles.. i mean like remastered for anniversary remastred
Its not remastered its just in hd now
Well well well
Goosebumps are REAL !
Prince: Just call me.... Kakarotto
Farah: What?! It can't be right!
Jokes away, my first modern videogame back in 2003 (Before that, i played some chinese pirated NES-clone games), and it was so good... (i'm Russian BTW)
It's Kakolukiam loool XD.
Kakarotto is Goku from Dragon ball
Lmao I am losing my shit right now XD
That horified music at the end steal the hearts❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
finished the game when i was 8... now im 16:) damn those good old days
+gengbassekolah Did exactly the same. Best feeling ever. I'm planning to complete all trilogy again
WOW. I just beat the game first time in 2022.i played it a bit in 2006,only the first level
Finally finished it. One of the best games i have played. Amazing story. Looking forward to playing the trilogy. ✊
Oh this is just amazing!! Wonderful story and wonderful ending
amazing game, simple but touching story, satisfying gameplay, tough battles, intersting puzzles, nice looking levels!
I beated this game when i was 11 yr old in 2011😄
I was depressed for a week after seeing the ending. Poor Prince.
I sticked with scene tooo,, how he leaved her,,,, what happen after it did they ever meet again.
This ending turns this game from fantastic to one of the all-time greats.
It was ok. But the one thing I kept thinking while playing Sands of Time is that I really wished there was more random Godsmack songs in it
@defaultname7685 nah, it won't suit the arabian nights setting. Godsmack was only good for warrior within.
Bruh 😂
Best ending! Great soundtrack! Best game of my childhood!
my favorite series
prince of persia .
i played all games of 'prince of persia'
One of my favourite game among all other game today i miss these soo much 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂todays generation childresn did not even know whether there was far more better games than online games of today
Reminds me of jafar....
he actually is jafar. Lol
+Arkaino K what do you mean?
Caleb Trevino
The Prince of Persia story is based on a book of some sort called ''1001 Arabic Nights''. Which is the same book Aladdin is based on. For an example the prince is basically Aladdin , Farah is the princess Jasmin and Vizier is Jafar.
@@DestinyYT0 And in the old Prince of Persia game the name of the Vizier was Jafar too
Its a pity Jordan Mechner left this franchise. His story writing is excellent!
That's the reason Warrior Within was so bad.
@@applescruff1969 wtf man, WW is for some the best of the trilogy. It had its own personality and leveled up the prince into badassery.
@@madbigborz It made the prince an edgelord who has to curse every five seconds and turned the world into a Marilyn Manson music video. That's not an improvement.
@@applescruff1969you mean like what happened with shadow’s game?
@@smartass643 I'm not sure, since I haven't played those games.
|Love that melodic ending! :) Everytime crying|
It's been 4 years since i last played this Masterpiece
The sands of time trilogy is really underrated to me. I think it's the best when it comes to telling a story through gameplay and was so immersive with the character dialogue.
When what all the scene that he was sad and ruined made me cry.
I love the song at the end
as much as I loved Warrior Within and Two Thrones as a kid, I just played Sands of Time a few days back for the first time and I'm starting to wish that Jordan Mechner made the last 2 games. Sands of Time was really pleasant. Clearly inspired from Arabian Nights and has exactly the right tone to tell that kind of story. There wasn't much cutscenes and the game itself was painfully huge, but overall really satisfying in a way WW and TT never was.
brings the old memories its being 4 years since a pop games is released i am waiting for a new game please ubisoft bless us with a new prince of persia game
thanks bro...awesone game reminds me....ever green game
this is my favorite game ending.left me with a stupid grin for hours
prince messed with time and dahaka will mess with him now.dats probably why he goes to the island of time in warrior within
CøŁĐ Fůsiøn blame it on the vizier, the prince didn't know that when the dagger used to unlock the sands of time inside the hourglass it will create disastrous effect. Even if the prince return the sand back in the hourglass it already rippled out of the timeline which make dahaka chasing him.
The memories ♥️
One of my favorite games. I think it was the first game I played on a console :)
sands of time and warrior within both are solid games
"Most people think time is like a river, that flows swift and sure in one direction, but I have seen the face of time and I can tell you - they are wrong. Time is an ocean in a storm... You may wonder who I am and why I say this; sit down and I will tell you a tale like none that you have ever heard..."
@mark23a You're most welcome. Thank you for watching them and I'm glad that these videos have been of help to you. It is a pretty good story indeed!
@Tows10girl Hi. Are you referring to the taunts, between the Prince and the Vizier, being absent?
Anyone here after the remake reveal?
Thank you and to everyone else who has recently stopped by after the remake reveal. Whether you end up watching the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time: Remake - Walkthrough on other gaming channels or come back to this one (to watch it here around release next year) - it's going to be an interesting journey to see how it holds up to this classic!
pretty awesome twist ending , i did not expect it the first time i played through the game
Best game ever, hands down.
so nostalgia...
I never made it to the end as a kid :(
same here
I came close to the end but eventually got stuck
Me 2 i started playing this when i was like 5 years old im 14 now amd finished it today for the first time
+Row maR ha ha lol i finished every part
I stuck at the part where it's all these rooms nd everytime i walk into one it rewinds
I played this game 2-3 times as a kid, one of which was right after it came out, but I never understood the ending until now. When he gives his name as Kakolukia, I thought he was literally just giving his name, and she was only surprised because she had heard of him before or something. Somehow I had totally forgotten their conversation in the tomb or I just wasn't paying attention very well.
Prince of Persia the sands of time is my best game ever played
Back in the day my then girlfriend couldn't understand why I played video games and would often tease me about it. That all changed the day I had her watch the ending of this game. Today she is my wife and more of a gamer than I am. It is such a shame that most games made today lack this level of emotional investment with some notable exceptions.
That's genuinely amazing and goes to show how captivating a well written and thought out story can be especially in an interactive medium such as video games.
This was some childhood
backstory: when they were stuck in a tomb the prince got claustrophobic and started shaking,to calm him down farah told him a magic word that her meother told her when she was little (that she never spoke of to anyone) whenever you're stuck and have nowhere to go speak the magic word kakolukia and a door will open to lead you out.
i love how the prince talk
@TheKaezer hey , in the game these particular scenes were absent .. like those chats , outside the actions .. is that okay ?
Awsome ending, you got yourself a sub!
These ,3 games are hands down the best games forever you just can't make story and game like this ..just cant