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The critically acclaimed Prince of Persia® franchise returns for the first time on next-generation platforms with an all-new epic journey. Built by the same award-winning Ubisoft Montreal studio that created Assassin's Creed™, Prince of Persia has been in development for over three years to deliver a whole new action-adventure gaming. Journey back to Persia in the swashbuckling sequel to he award winning Prince Of Persia. Prince of Persia 2 is alive with breathtakingly fluid animation and scenery so rich in colour and feeling it'll change you forever. Life-like sword fighting, now against multiple opponents. Journey through 5. Prince of Persia is a 2D platformer that is commonly regarded as a progenitor of the cinematic platform genre. Rather than following the more common jump-and-run mechanics, it focuses on careful advancement through fairly complex levels, emphasizing the.

Download

• Mirror 1 (HQX): Prince.hqx (1.16 MB)
• Mirror 2 (SIT): pop1.sit (1.36 MB)
• Mirror 3 (HFS): PoP1.hfs (5.00 MB)

Key Codes

Here's a visual sheet for the Mac version for Prince of Persia 1: (Click to enlarge)

Prince of Persia 1 Manuals

Go to download.html.

Hacks for Prince of Persia 1 (Mac version)

Here are some hacks for the Mac version of POP1 (saving/potion level/etc) - by Emma Kane.
Prince of Persia 1.0 on OS X
There are two ways to run PoP on OSX - one is to use Basilisk II, which will run in colour, the other is to use Minivmac - which has sound and is more stable, but uses a mac plus rom only so everything is in black and white.
Prince of Persia is a superb game. Its a lot like tombraider in terms of controls, it was well ahead of its time (1992), and is very playable today.
However, it was commercial software and as such is copy protected. In order to progress through the game you have to go to a room and pick one of 24 potions (a-z) to drink. Pick the wrong one and you're dead. The code to pick the right one comes up on the screen and you need the manual to figure out the fight potion. With me so far? So you need a copy of the manual to play much of the game. Or you need this image.

Or you need a copy of Resedit and the ability to use it to hack into your copy of POP as follows:
(the first one definitely works) The Potion Level never appears
patch for 1.0
CODE 2, offset 1F70
change 660A
to 600A
The Potion Level is passed over
patch for 1.0
1. delete existing Potion Level (level 12? 15?)
2. copy LEVL 1 to clipboard
3. change the ID and name of the existing LEVL 1 to that of Potion Level
4. paste back in LEVL 1
Get unlimited chances to find the right potion patch for 1.0
CODE 3, offset 55A6
change 5240
to 7000
allow editing of saved files
patch
CODE 2, offset 15AC
change 663A
to 4E71
The save file is in the following format, two bytes each:
1. minutes left
2. fraction of a minute out of $2D0 (max is $2CF)
3. level
â—¦ $F is potion level
â—¦ $E is last level or princess level
â—¦ $C and $D are level 12 part 1 and part 2 Jaffer level
â—¦ $1-$B is level 1 to 11
â—¦ $0 is the demo level
4. potions
5. unknown
6. prizes (people killed, items obtained, big potions etc.)
7. how many times prince died
8. checksum (= $1B39 - min*$B - frac - level*$11 - potions*$25 - unknown*$C1 - prize*$17 - died*$D)
(You can also check the source to see how to emulate PoP1 macintosh version to run either under Basilisk II or under Minivmac on a Mac OSX) - Source: http://www.iknowthe.net/classicmac)

Play PoP Macintosh versions on Windows

Play PoP Macintosh versions on Mac OS X

Here is a complete and detailed tutorial for playing Prince of Persia 1 or 2 Macintosh versions on Mac OSX: CLICK HERE.

PoPMap Mac Prince of Persia Editor

PoPMap Mac Prince of Persia Editor: (Released in 1992/3 / Works with Executor as well).

How to use:
1) Download from below both Prince of Persia level editors from HyperArchive.
Abstract of Persia Cheater 1.0; cheats extension 9306 (06/26/1997) Download
Abstract of POP2 Saves 24K (06/26/1997) Download
Abstract of Prince of Persia 2 walkthrough update 14K (06/26/1997) Download
Abstract of Prince of Persia Editor 1.0 11K (06/26/1997) Download
Abstract of Prince of Persia Level Editor 39K (06/26/1997) Download
2) When using the editor, you must first make a copy of your POP game and rename it. If you do not rename the file, the editor will not save it. This is to protect your original levels.
3) Fool around with one of the levels.
4) Make some sweet levels and post them here!
5) Preview: (Click on the picture to enlarge it).

PoP1 Mac Tools

There's a couple of other cool things for POP - 2 level editors, plus an init (put in extensions) that adds a useful cheat menu.
persia-cheater-10.hqx
prince-of-persia-editor-10.hqx
prince-of-persia-lvl-editor.hqx

Prince of Persia 1 Mac DEMO

Download: popdemo.sit.hqx

Other downloads

Prince of Persia 1 Level Editor: popeditor.sit.hqx

PoPE (cheat): pope.sit.hqx

popyorn - Prince of Persia 1 Macintosh level editor

popyorn is a level editor of Prince of Persia for the Macintosh. Version 0.9b was released by Norbert de Jonge on 2 September 2018.

Homepage: https://www.norbertdejonge.nl/popyorn/
Downloads:

• Windows (latest, 0.9b version): popyorn-0.9b-win32.zip
• GNU/Linux (latest, 0.9b version): popyorn-0.9b.tar.gz

Prince's PoP 1-Mac sprite sheet

Click on the image to get the full size:

You can also get the sprites alone (separated gif files) from here: popspecial.html

Frame by Frame Sprites

You can get David's frame by frame sprites from here: macsprites.zip

PoP Macintosh Total Pack

POP MAC Total Pack for PC - contains PoP1, PoP2, tools, editors and other games with Basilisk II system (8.0). Released by adam77.

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/7u3dia2003ln2tq/macintosh_package.rar (80.51 MB)

Instructions

1) Download;
2) Extract;
3) Open up the Macintosh Package folder;
4) Open up 'BasiliskIIGUI.exe' (** Notice the file name it is NOT 'BasiliskII.exe'**);
5) Click on the 'RUN[F1]' button in the bottom right hand corner;
6) Click ok on the cd rom error (if you get an error);
7) The emulator should start.
8) The icon for the HD is in the top right hand corner
HERE ARE A LIST OF GAMES ALREADY INSTALLED
A) Prince of Persia 1 - (works) - includes Pop Map editor and POP Cheats.
B) Prince of Persia 2 - (works)
C) Tetris Max -(woks) - by far my favorite tetris game ever.
D) Diamonds - (works) - Awesome game
E) Jewell Box - (works)
F) Movod II - (works)
G) Load Runner - (works)
H) Lemmings - (woks) - Includes Lemmings, Oh No More Lemmings, and Holiday Lemmings
I) Beam Wars - (works)
J) Snake - (works)
K) Columns - (works)
L) Mac Brickout - (Used to love this game and I CANT get it to work. If you do, please let me know how)
M) Crystal Crazy - (Asks me for a disk?)
N) Blox Arcade (opens, but i see no pieces falling?)
O) Crystal Crazy - (works, but I cant quit and get back to main desktop)
P) Bonkheads Deluxe - (Crashed the program, let me know if you get working)
Q) Oids - (Couldn't get to work)
R) Scruffy - (wanted to change to B&W)
* Good Luck and let me know if you find any other games that work with the package. Stuffit expander is in one of the folders.

Regarding PopMap: You have to double click on popmap and then go to file-open and navigate to the pop1 folder where you will find the prince icon. Click on open and it will bring up a list of levels in the game to chose from where you can then edit the level. I guess you should make a copy of the game first so you can preserve the original levels. And PopMap works fine: when you double click on popmac it will look like it disappears, but in reality what happens is the File/Edit etc.. menu items at the top change to be used with the popmap program and that is when you go to file open. and select the pop icon. It does this for many mac applications, I think that is just the way that system 8 works, but I assure you it is there. The same thing happens when you double click on stuffit expander, everything disappears and you have to go to file/ expand.

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PoP1 Mac Gameplay: Complete Walkthrough

Prince of Persia 1 Mac [1992] Mac Gameplay: Complete Walkthrough (HIGH QUALITY 2020) by ThunderStorM

Played and recorded by ThunderStorM on 14/07/20 - Emulator used: Basilisk II - Recorded with OBS in Full HD resolution (1920x1080) @ 60 fps, 15.000 bitrate.

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BQu10F6r5k

Adomatic's maps for PoP 1 PC and Mac versions

Interactive-like maps made by Adomatic. Click to enlarge.

More

For more info, screens, etc. check out the old PoP Mac page here: http://geocities.com/princeofpersia123/mac.html

Prince of Persia 2 Mac

For Prince of Persia 2 Mac, click here.

Jordan Mechner (born June 4, 1964)^[3] is an American video game designer, author, screenwriter, and filmmaker. He is best known for designing and programming the BroderbundApple II games Karateka and Prince of Persia in the 1980s, the latter of which grew into a multi-platform franchise.

Early life[edit]

Mechner was born in New York City, into a family of European Jewish immigrants. His father is psychologist Francis Mechner,^[4][5] and his mother was a programmer.^[6] He attended Yale University in the 1980s.^[7][8][9]

Career[edit]

While at Yale, Mechner wrote several Apple II games that he submitted for publication, but which were rejected. Asteroid Blaster, an Asteroids clone, was submitted to Hayden Software and abstract arcade game Deathbounce to Broderbund. He then spent two years at Yale writing his first published game, Karateka (1984), which went to number one on the Billboard software chart.

His second game, Prince of Persia, was released in 1989 after more than three years of work. He wrote both games in 6502 assembly language for the Apple II, though that system was in decline through the late 1980s and little new software was released by 1989. Initially, Prince of Persia sold poorly; however, as it was ported to other systems, sales increased. Eventually, it was adapted for nearly every computer and console platform.

Following the completion of Prince of Persia, Mechner took several years off from the gaming industry, during which he attended film school, wrote an unproduced screenplay, and traveled Europe for two years.^[10]

Mechner designed and directed the first sequel, Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame,^{[citation needed]} released in 1993. By then, he was focused on game design and story mechanics and was no longer programming.

Mechner founded independent developer Smoking Car Productions in 1993, where he led the production of the CD-ROM adventure game The Last Express.^[10] Smoking Car grew to sixty people,^[11] a huge game development team for the mid-1990s, and the game took longer to finish than anticipated. When finally released in 1997, it was positively reviewed but sold poorly. The Last Express was re-released in 2012 by French publisher DotEmu for mobile and other platforms.

In 2017, Mechner won the Honorific Award at the Fun & Serious Game Festival, which takes place in the Spanish city of Bilbao.^[12]

Mechner's first four games were all published by Broderbund.

Prince of Persia revival[edit]

In 2001, Mechner worked with Ubisoft to reboot Prince of Persia. Developed at Ubisoft Montreal with Mechner as game designer, writer and creative consultant, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time was released in 2003. It received 12 nominations and 8 awards at the Interactive Achievement Awards (D.I.C.E.).^[13]Ubisoft has since published four more Prince of Persia sequels and several spinoffs.

Prince Of Persia 2 Controls

Mechner became one of the few video game creators to adapt his own creation as a feature film with Disney's Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, directed by Mike Newell, and starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Gemma Arterton, Ben Kingsley, and Alfred Molina. Disney released Prince of Persia movie on May 28, 2010. Mechner wrote the first drafts of the screenplay and is an executive producer of the film.

Writing and directing[edit]

In 2003, Mechner wrote and directed the documentary film, Chavez Ravine: A Los Angeles Story. It won the 2003 IDA award for Best Short Documentary, was short-listed for an Academy Award nomination, and received its broadcast premiere on PBS Independent Lens in 2005.^[14]

Mechner collaborated with a team on the 2008 Prince of Persia graphic novel. Mechner's completely original graphic novel Templar was published in July 2013.^[15][16]Templar became a New York Times best-selling book and was nominated for an Eisner award.^[17] Mechner also wrote the graphic novel, Prince of Persia: Before the Sandstorm, to tie in with the release of the film in 2010.

Mechner has written a screenplay for a film adaptation of Michael Turner's Fathom for Fox Studios with actress Megan Fox.^[18]

Mechner self-published two volumes of his game development journals from the 1980s, one describing the making of Karateka and the other on Prince of Persia.^[19] Mechner was able to recover the source code of the Prince of Persia game from recently found 23-year-old 3.5″ Apple ProDOS floppy disks^[20] and posted it online.^[21]

Ludography[edit]

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Bibliography[edit]

Filmography[edit]

• Waiting for Dark (1993)
• Chavez Ravine: A Los Angeles Story (2003)
• Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010) (screenwriter)

Personal life[edit]

Mechner married Whitney Hills in 2014,^[1] but in 2017, Mechner filed a marriage dissolution case against Hills.^[22] They divorced on 26 June of that year.^[2]

References[edit]

1. ^ ^abMechner, Jordan (7 April 2014). 'Jordan Mechner on Twitter'. Twitter. Retrieved 3 October 2014. Tweeting from cloud nine, because I've just married @whitney.
2. ^ ^ab'Case Summary - Online Services (Case Number: BD653303)'. Los Angeles County Superior Court. Retrieved 18 June 2019.
3. ^Mechner, J.: 'Blog 4 June 1989', Jordan Mechner's website
4. ^'The Last Express: Video Game as Art – 25fps'. 25fps.cz.
5. ^'Archived copy'. Archived from the original on 2017-10-20. Retrieved 2015-08-25.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
6. ^Mechner, Jordan (2017). 'Episode 7 - Jordan Mechner'. Apple Time Warp (Interview). Interviewed by John Romero. Libsyn (published 15 June 2019). Retrieved 18 June 2019.
7. ^Steve Fulton (September 29, 2014). 'What Indie Game Developers Can Learn From Jordan Mechner's Book 'The Making Of Karateka''. Gamasutra. Retrieved August 17, 2015.
8. ^'How Prince of Persia's famous jump animation was made / Boing Boing'. boingboing.net.
9. ^Charles McGrath (May 21, 2010). 'A Gamer's World, but a Dramatist's Sensibility'. The New York Times. Retrieved August 17, 2015.
10. ^ ^ab'An Interview with Jordan Mechner'. Next Generation. No. 25. Imagine Media. January 1997. p. 108.
11. ^'Jordan Mechner - The Last Express'. jordanmechner.com.
12. ^'Kaplan, de escritor fracasado a estrella de videojuego tras jugar 272 días'. Retrieved 8 July 2019.
13. ^Prince of Persia award pageArchived 2012-05-10 at the Wayback Machine from Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences website
14. ^'Independent Lens . CHAVEZ RAVINE - PBS'. www.pbs.org.
15. ^'Templar: historical caper graphic novel from Prince of Persia creator / Boing Boing'. boingboing.net.
16. ^'From Games to Comics: First Second's Prince of Persia OGN'.
17. ^'Archived copy'. Archived from the original on 2014-10-06. Retrieved 2014-04-21.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
18. ^'Megan Fox to star in 'Fathom' from Variety
19. ^'Jordan Mechner - Journals'. jordanmechner.com.
20. ^Raiders of the Lost Archives page on Mechner's personal site
21. ^Mechner, Jordan (7 November 2017). 'Prince-of-Persia-Apple-II: A running-jumping-swordfighting game I made on the Apple II from 1985-89' – via GitHub.
22. ^'Jordan Mechner vs Whitney Hills | Court Records'. UniCourt. Retrieved 18 June 2019.

External links[edit]

• Jordan Mechner at MobyGames
• Jordan Mechner on IMDb

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