NZGamer writes: "As gaming becomes more and more ingrained in popular culture, we are seeing more and more companies realise what a powerful medium the humble video game can be. Recently, movie companies have seen gaming as being a great way to expand their films past strict viewing times. Some titles such as Prince Caspian go as far as recording entire scenes in parallel to the film's production just for the game.
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian maintains a close knit relationship between the film studios and the game studios. As well as featuring scenes from the movie itself to set the plot, the game features two unique scenes to provide more back-story to fans of the Narnia movies. This authenticity trickles down to all aspects of the experience."
The Good:
-More Narnia is always welcome
The Bad:
-It's a game based on a movie…
The Ugly:
-The game's graphics hardly look 'next-gen'
NoobFeed writes: "Neither publisher Disney nor developer Traveller’s Tales have spoken out about the removal of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, but the end of a licensing agreement looks like the logical conclusion."
NoobFeed writes: "A sudden price dumping of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian on Steam has started some speculation about the game’s state. Its 90% discount out of the blue would imply that the game is due for removal."
Amazon.com has bundled "NBA Live 09", "The Bigs" and "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" Playstation 3 video games into 1 $20 package. That's around $7 per game and approximately $30 discount if you would buy these games separately.
