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"波斯王子：王者无双" -- Simplified Chinese spelling

"Принц Персии: Два Трона" -- Russian spelling

"Prince of Persia: Rival Swords" -- Wii/PSP title

"Prince of Persia: Las Dos Coronas" -- Spanish title

"Prince of Persia: Kindred Blades" -- Working title

"Prince of Persia: I Due Troni" -- Italian title

"Prince of Persia: Futatsu no Tamashii" -- Japanese title

"Prince of Persia: Dwa Trony" -- Polish title

"Prince of Persia: Dva Trůny" -- Czech title

"Prince of Persia 3: Les deux royaumes " -- French title

"PoP: TTT" -- Common abbreviation

"PoP: The Two Thrones" -- Common abbreviation

"PoP: T2T" -- Common abbreviation

"Bosi Wangzi: Wangzhe Wushuan" -- Simplified Chinese title

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After many dangerous adventures, the Prince finally makes his way home to Babylon, bringing with him his new bride Kaileena, the Empress of Time. Their hopes for a peaceful and happy future together are dashed, however, when they arrive in Persia to find the land ravaged by war. Kaileena is promptly captured and murdered by the evil Vizier, and her death unleashes the Sands of Time, from which the Vizier derives terrifying new powers.Once again the Prince of Persia must stand to fight, but this time he will be stronger than ever, thanks to his new alter ego the Dark Prince, borne of the Prince's contact with the Sands. As he fights to reclaim his kingdom from the hands of a madman, he must also battle with his own inner demons as the Dark Prince threatens to consume him entirely.The game is very similar (in terms of fight and puzzle sequences) to the previous installments of UbiSoft's Prince of Persia trilogy: The Sands of Time and Warrior Within. There are some major innovations like the character of Dark Prince, who possess the main protagonist from time to time and offers him new combos and moves. There is also new ability, called "Speed Kill", which is very effective against all opponents in the game (victims are attacked from behind and murdered in brutal and stealthy fashion).In Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones player will explore not only the streets of Babylon, but also a ruined palace of his father, temple and the famous Hanging Gardens.

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In the European version, sand monsters can't be cut in half or lose their head.Shortly after meeting Farah for the first time, the Prince talks to himself, wondering why she doesn't remember him (from the first game). The Dark Prince responds to him that they are better off without her: "Perhaps a few arrows in the back might remind you."This is a reference to the first game that the developers stuck in. Farah was notorious for "helping" in combat by shooting arrows at everyone, including you.Or as others have called it, she uses a "Bow of Friendly Fire."Unlike the other platforms, the Wii version has an ESRB Teen rating because the bloody sequences have been toned down. Enemies bleed sand instead of blood.