The early birds do get the freebies after all. Ubisoft announced today that those who pre-ordered the Prince of Persia game in North America will be receiving a free upgraded Limited Edition version of the game. More details after the jump

After much confusion as to the actual title of the new Prince of Persia title headed exclusively for the DS comes finally the confirmation from Ubisoft themselves. To get that much needed confirmation, click on full article.

Remember the Ubidays 2008 trailer for Prince of Persia (DS, PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360)? If you didn't already know, Elika is the lithe and equally acrobatic sidekick who gave our hero, the so-called Wanderer, the lethal boost to bring down the big baddie midway into the short flick. We now learn that she is one of Ubisoft's instruments to re-capturing the magic that is Prince of Persia. Learn how they plan to do so at the full story.

What's a Prince to do when he no longer has the luxury of using the mighty Dagger of Time to defeat his foes? Why not make use of his hot female companion instead to jump, traverse and slaughter his way through the latest Prince of Persia (PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, DS) title from Ubisoft? In the full article, you can check out the exciting new game mechanic which was featured during the ongoing Ubidays 2008 press conference.

While both Altair and the new Prince share many things, like the love of wearing loose desert clothing and a penchant for climbing tall structures, there are still many pointed differences between their respective game titles. Prince of Persia (PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, DS) Creative Director JC Guyot explains some these differences in a video interview with GameSpot UK. You can find out the details of the interview in our full article after the jump.

Ubisoft 's Prince of Persia (PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, DS) game is certainly looking good. This week, the developers rolled out a video which showed off one of the new characters in the game: Elika. To check out the video for yourself, head on over to the full article.

Here's an update for those folks who read our previous article on the latest Prince of Persia (PS3, PC, Xbox 360, DS) game. We've found a new advisory on the Ubisoft forums stating that "Heir Apparent" isn't actually the name of the game.

It's time to make some phonetically inclined jokes, fellows of QJ land. Game Informer has the latest on the upcoming Prince of Persia game, giving it an official name. Learn more about the Heir Apparent after the jump!

*Update* The supposed "Heir Apparent" subtitle has been debunked by Ubisoft. Click here for the follow-up story.

Ubisoft has recently revealed when its freshest "Prince" will be arriving on the PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and DS. Set to be released by the third quarter of the company's fiscal year, the new Prince of Persia title will feature cel-shaded graphics unique to the series and a story not unlike Okami's "heal the world" theme. More details regarding this in our full story after the jump.

Chasing the coattails of the juicy Guitar Hero 4 bits we've revealed to you earlier are those of Ubisoft's latest addition to the Prince of Persia (DS, PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360) series and Capcom's Resident Evil 5 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360). Now while the details aren't as voluminous as those for Activision's hit rhythm game, they've got their own share of eyebrow-raising potential. No kidding. Check the full article for headturners.