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Splinter Cell, Prince Of Persia Resurface In HD Screens
Three games for the price of one is a great deal, and it's an even better deal when those three games come from acclaimed series like Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia. Today Ubisoft confirmed that bundled trilogies for both of these franchises are on the way exclusively for the PS3.
Both collections have been rumored for months, but today marks Ubisoft's official acknowledgment and announcement. As you would expect, the games have received a graphical overhaul, and should serve as a great way to play these great games again (or for the first time).
The Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia collections will release on March 22 for $40 each, either as Blu-ray discs or digital downloads via the PlayStation store.
Check out the screens below to see how these classic last-gen titles will look.
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