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For all the Prince of Persia aspirants: Prince of Persia (DOS) - gameplay tips

For the Prince of Persia aspirant: this is a collection of tips and tricks for surviving in the dungeon (and the palace), defeating Jaffar (and a host of other enemies), to finally reach your beloved princess. This is not a walkthrough, I will just be covering specific things to keep in mind, as well as some of the trickier enemies. Whether you're a beginner or have already played this game a bit, you might learn something useful. If you're interested in finding out more about the game and its history, I've got a video here:    • The story behind a legendary game: Prince ...   As mentioned in the video, I will not cover the exploits, such as going through closed gates and so on. You can see them illustrated and explained on the PoP modding community site: https://www.popot.org/documentation.p... This video is dedicated to my friend at the channel ‪@OldAndNewVideoGames‬ His videos about retro PC games are both informative and entertaining. I recommend checking his channel out:    / @oldandnewvideogames   Oh yes. I did draw that gaming bat. I know he's not perfect, but the Batman who was posing for the drawing wouldn't keep still. :D He is wearing the latest bat fashion: the polkadot batsuit. It is open at the sides for flying. And also that is a Gravis Gamepad he is using. The Jazz Jackrabbit fans will know why. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:14 - Level design 02:00 - Level architecture 02:37 - Moving horizontally 04:43 - Stepping carefully 05:19 - Moving vertically 05:51 - Tips for movement 08:02 - Ledges 09:11 - Tips for ledges 10:37 - Obstacles 11:01 - Tips for spikes and chompers 11:22 - Potions 12:30 - Tips for potions 13:06 - Fighting 13:37 - Tips for fighting 16:17 - Tips for special kinds of enemies 18:37 - The mouse 18:55 - Tips for the mouse 19:03 - Acknowledgements and outro Credits: CRT monitor and cheese pictures are from https://pixabay.com. The pointing hand is from VideoPad's clipart library.