Prince of Persia The Sands of Time: Time Machine Persian Edition

Our Prince of Persia is a fan of outdoor extreme sports such as parkour and rock climbing. He accidentally traveled to ancient Persia, where he experienced the bravery and skill of Persian cavalry and the golden mountains and silver seas of Persian rich people. He was hesitating how to come back. A dagger filled with the sand of time accidentally fell into his hands, he secretly rejoiced, and was about to press the start button, when he suddenly found that the beautiful woman in front of him was so charming, he finally gave up and returned to the modern age. The dream of Alamus and beauties in the city of ten thousand cities is to live and work in peace and contentment, and to reproduce offspring...

I have no spoilers, although Xiao Shou in Brokeback Mountain has really turned into a big muscular man here, but his eyes are still the innocent look of modern people. Pure sample. The temperament and humorous way of speaking of the heroine in the story is also like a modern white-collar elite woman, or an American. Two modern men are fighting in the desert wearing ancient Persian cloaks carved with gold and engraved silver, and my mind wanders into the sky. It's not that the movie was bad -- in fact, it's still pretty good entertainment, at least better than Iron Man, Spider-Man, and so on.

In the fall of 1999, our dormitory had the first computer - it was bought by Tracy with all his money, and its configuration was first-class at the time. In such a famous dormitory computer, we installed the first game in our life-Prince of Persia. Having never seen 3D, I was amazed by Prince of Persia's beautiful characters, superb rendering and beautiful music. But I never played this game for more than ten minutes - I remember that after the first level of the prince, he was directly drowned when he couldn't get up in the water. A little girl, without the guidance of a boy, was really struggling to play this game. So, our hobby stayed on watching the dance of the belly dancer in the first part of the game. After that, I never played that game again, but now that I think about it, even today, the beautiful texture of the picture is classic.

Lovely and sad youth. So, when I saw the heroic appearance of the Prince of Persia displayed on the big screen, and the director made medieval Persia into a new Acropolis, I couldn't help but get emotional. The picture of the movie is basically yellow and gold, which renders the sandy desert in the desert and the rich golden clothes of the Persians, which is in line with the artistic conception of the game. The towering palaces, the swaying palm trees, the dazzling scenes of the prince climbing the Alamus with his bare hands (is that how the name is written?), although I know each one is a fake background made by modern technology, still let me Satisfied.

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