Ubisoft is expanding the reach of "Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown" to mobile platforms. Initially launched on consoles and Windows, the game will soon be accessible to Android and iOS users. The ...

Prince of Prussia is a new, free retro-inspired title from Adamatomic that combines the brutal, unforgiving platforming of ...

Prince William's arrival in Estonia felt like the latest example of the Royal Family being right on the frontline of high-stakes diplomatic discussions. There's been no attempt by the UK ...

The Prince of Wales is meeting some of the British troops stationed in the country, which borders Russia Chris Jackson/Getty Prince William is in Estonia for the first time as he makes his first ...

As winter fades in the Northern Hemisphere and the days grow longer, millions of people prepare to welcome Nowruz, the Persian New Year, which marks the arrival of spring and symbolises fresh ...

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This trainer for Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones offers cheats like infinite health and unlimited sand, designed to enhance gameplay, experiment with mechanics, and optimize strategies for ...

"Waited 35 years for this dance to trend." Will Smith reunited with "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" co-star Tatyana Ali to recreate one of the most beloved moments from the popular sitcom.

In total, Ubisoft has released over 530 games since it started publishing in the 1980s, and while it has had more misses than hits in the last few years, it remains one of the most important game ...

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown released in 2024 PS Plus Classics Catalog will add three Armored Core games Syberia – The World Before is a graphic adventure game ...

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Maddy Myers has run Polygon’s games section since 2020 as deputy editor. She has worked in games journalism since 2007, at Kotaku, The Mary Sue, and the Boston Phoenix.