Prince of Persia Sand Sculpture Looks Like… Anyone But The Prince

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Ubisoft had a twelve foot sand sculpture of someone built in London this week, in anticipation of their release of the latest game regarding the exploits of a certain royal heir: Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands.

We’re just not sure who.

I mean, sure, it says Prince of Persia.

But it doesn’t really look like the Prince from the games…

Or Jake Gyllenhaal.

Maybe they meant a different prince.

(via Kotaku.)


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