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Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is an incredibly metroidvania that all fans of side-scrolling action games and platformers should check out. While supplies last, you can snag a physical copy of The Lost Crown for only $30 at Amazon. All four physical editions are available: Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox, and PS4. See at Amazon Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown for $30Get it for PS5Get it for Nintendo SwitchGet it for Xbox Get it for PS4Note: Xbox edition includes Series X and Xbox One. PS4 disc has free upgrade to PS5. The Lost Crown has only received a discount like this one before, at Best Buy, so it’s an even easier recommendation for fans of the series or anyone interested in metroidvanias with superb platforming and combat. Depending on your location and whether you have a Prime membership, your copy of the game could arrive as early as the day you order.The Lost Crown plays wonderfully on Switch, in case you were wondering about performance on Nintendo’s comparatively underpowered hardware. We wouldn’t be surprised to see the Switch and PS5 physical editions sell out faster than the others.Our Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown review gave it a 9/10, thanks to its fierce combat system and incredible flexibility when it comes to exploration and upgrades.”Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a sea change for the long-running series, and almost as dramatic a shift as Sands of Time was when it took the classic platformer series into 3D,” wrote critic Steve Watts. “This new genre debut is so confident and impeccably crafted that this should simply be the identity of Prince of Persia for the foreseeable future. Nearly every part of Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown works so well, and the parts connect so seamlessly, that it feels as if the series has found its new genre home.”