These are what we call the 'YMMV items.' Things that some people find in this work. We call them 'your mileage might vary' because not everyone sees these things in the same way. This starts discussions in the trope lists, a thing we don't want. Please use the discussion page if you'd like to discuss any of these items.
YMMV: Prince of Persia
Author's Saving Throw: The Two Thrones makes an amusing, fairly original and largely effective attempt to turn back from the approach taken by the gratingly Darker and EdgierWarrior Within without the need for a retcon.
Broken Base: Warrior Within. You'll find either fans of the first game who hate it with passion or others who think this is the best in the series.
The entire soundtrack to Sands of Time, done by multi-instrumentalist Stuart Chatwood with extra help from session musicians. Glad to know his experience with the whole Mideastern-rock fusion thing from his days in The Tea Party was put to very good use.
Special attention should be given to the PC/Xbox360/Playstation 3 Forgotten Sands soundtrack as well, as it is mostly composed of variations from a single basic theme. It kicks ass nonetheless.
Game Breaker: In Sands, the wall-bounce can knock down-thus basically killing-just about any enemy. Any enemy it can't take care of is vulnerable to the vaulting attack. Nerfed in the sequels.
Genius Bonus: The Forgotten Sands contains several references to King Solomon that seem enormously out of place if you only know him from The Bible. However, in both Jewish and Islamic mythologies, Solomon was a powerful sorcerer. In The Sands of Time, the Prince twice mentions Rostam, a famous hero in Persian mythology.
Player Punch: The Prince's father is a boss in Sands of Time. Guess what happens.
Polished Port: The SNES version of the original game. Needless to say, this port was by a completely different developer from the one who did the port of its sequel.
Porting Disaster: Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame on the SNES. as one comment on a Youtube put it:
