After immense popularity of the movie version of The Chronicles of Narnia among children, the publisher is eyeing on the gaming industry with its latest variant ?The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian? for success. One of gamer valued Narnia Prince Caspian as average because of its lack of commentaries. Overall the game is pretty good as the graphics are of great quality.
Disney Interactive Studios has done it once again. Despite every odd, Disney has released a movie-licensed The Chronicles of Narnia game that almost matches up to the source theme. All credit goes to the talents of developer Traveller's Tales. Some of the best known games from Traveller's Tales are LEGO Star Wars, Lego Indiana Jones, Transformers: The Game and LEGO Batman. This Prince Caspian edition of The Chronicle of Narnia game series follows in the foot prints of 2006's The Lion version. However, there are some limitations in both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game. These include the game's lack of creative imagination as well as a ambiguous narrative and some oddly dim visuals. Disney has launched this game (i.e. The Chronicle of Narnia ? Prince Caspian) on all gaming platforms: PC, PS2, PS3, X360, DS and WII.
The special features of this game are:
Up to 20 playable characters with different strengths and abilities;
Non-linear missions;
Team up play with your favourite Narnian creatures;
2-player drop-in-drop-out game play;
Real-time battles;
Go beyond the film with a special cut scene starring Prince Caspian himself; and
An exclusive level not seen in the film!
Thus the above special features have made this game a must-buy option for game lovers and kids. You can obtain the XBOX 360 version of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian from Stoleit.com.
Prince Caspian version of The Chronicles of Narnia series is pretty simplistic to play. All game levels focus entirely upon combating and finicky busywork where you pull levers, push buttons, or slap machinery together. You also switch back and forth between characters with special abilities, such as throwing a grappling hook or firing a bow. A second player can also join the action at any time and play through the campaign in co-operation mode simply by picking up another controller, though there is no support for multiplayer over the internet. So you're either hacking or slashing through hordes of eternally respawning enemy fighters, or you're looking around for the mysteries that need to be resolved to open up the next level or reveal a quest item.