It's not everyday that we get fresh film footage for the up and coming film adaptation of Ubisoft's Prince of Persia video game, that's why we're leaning more towards welcoming this video interview with Jerry Bruckheimer, that also brings some sneak peek of the movie in development.

If you wanna have a look at the upcoming Prince of Persia movie poster, you'll have to walk in a chick flick for that. In a shopaholic's world, nonetheless. Mega-producer Jerry Bruckheimer has decided that he will debut the Prince's movie poster in the most unlikely of his other movies - the film adaptation of Legally Blonde-ish, Clueless-typish Confessions of Shopaholic (starring Isla Fischer).

Wanna put your creativity to good use? Ubisoft has got the perfect challenge for you. In line with the upcoming release of Prince of Persia (PS3, Xbox 360, and DS), the publishing company has teamed up with deviantART to have its community face off in creating original art inspired by the game. Details and more after the jump.

Ubisoft rolls with the punches once more. Following yesterday's announcement of a full lineup of pre-order freebies, they're now officially announcing via press release their intentions of bringing downloadable content for the game! (Heh. Looks like Ben Mattes jumped the gun on the press release the other day.) We also hear of a new developer diary for the game, as well as a revamp of Ubisoft's official website for PoP.

IGN gets technical with Ubisoft producer Ben Mattes in their Q&A on Prince of Persia (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, DS). Improving the Assassin's Creed (Xbox 360, PS3) engine, devs are able to take graphics and gameplay experience to a new level, putting the "great" in the great outdoors of the game. Read some more after the jump.

The Prince is already getting more royal bling-bling. Ubisoft is getting busy with DLC that'll add "significant value" to Prince of Persia (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, DS). Producer Ben Mattes sits down with Gamersyde to talk about their new title.

It always has to be some ancient evil, and some hotshot comes along and becomes hope incarnate - give or take a big sword. Well, at least it looks cool. It's the Prince of Persia (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, DS) launch trailer.

1UP sat down with Prince of Persia (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, DS) producer Ben Mattes and level designer Michael McIntyre and talked about the hidden meaning behind the game. While they understand that some gamers are just fine with simply playing, they'd also like gamers to pause and reflect as they play.

The Ubisoft team working on Prince of Persia sure doesn't hesitate to jump on every chance to boast their cel-shaded artwork for the game. They've a right to, mind you - the art in this PoP title is definitely breath-taking; it's one of the many appeals that this game has under its silken belt. Enter the Light and Dark Art trailer. Other than the art, we get a special treat too: bits of the story were put in place as well. Watch the trailer in the full article for some epic LotR shivers.

Well now here's something pretty: a Prince of Persia storybook that's done in an art style reminiscent of Samurai Jack or Clone Wars. (/fangasm!)