Prince of Persia and Splinter Cell

[Isair50]

Does anyone know the average time it would take to beat Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and/or Splinter Cell?

 

[Lyle]

Splinter Cell is a 6-7 hour game if you master it.... Prince of Persia controls time, so it might take longer....

 

[CHR15T05]

I remember back in the days of my 386 with 4 meg of RAM, playing the ORIGINAL Prince of persia. That game rocked. Smoothest animation there was at the time.

A timeless classic me thinks.

(not that that helps this thread )

 

[Mr.Cheese]

Dude totally!

Splinter Cell has taken me a little bit of time to get through. If you sneak around more rather than kill everything that moves you will probably finish faster.
Me...I like to make sure and "tie up the loose ends."
I shoot everything I possibly can. I shoot guards after I knock them out so no one will be able to revive them.

 

[SUNSTONE]

I remember back in the days of my 386 with 4 meg of RAM, playing the ORIGINAL Prince of persia. That game rocked. Smoothest animation there was at the time.

A timeless classic me thinks.

(not that that helps this thread )

I played that game on snes, and it was insane fun!
What a master piece 2D game that was.
Timeing played a huge part, and I think it paved the way for other games alot like it, like Tomb Raider, which is very similar.

 

[forgivin]

I beat Splinter Cell plus the 3 new mission via XBL.


Sunstone, where ya been?

 

[SAPguy]

I remember back in the days of my 386 with 4 meg of RAM, playing the ORIGINAL Prince of persia. That game rocked. Smoothest animation there was at the time.

A timeless classic me thinks.

(not that that helps this thread )

Dude!! I was right there with ya. Thinking the same thing and playing on the same spec computer ... LOL That game was the greatest back then.

 

[armed2010]

splinter cell is great, defenitely buy. It can be somewhat frustrating at times however, and turns into trial and error, but its still seriously a very very very cool game.