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Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame

Escape the palace rooftops in Brøderbund's playable Macintosh demo.

Brøderbund Software, 1994

Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame gameplay

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The first rooftop escape

Prince of Persia 2 demo rooftop gameplay

Brøderbund's original Macintosh demonstration offers the opening rooftop level of The Shadow and the Flame. The Prince is chased from the palace across sloping roofs and past armed guards. The package also includes a self-running sequence, but it is a limited demo rather than the complete game.

Click the game window or press Escape during the demonstration to start the playable first level. Run left with 4, S, or J, and right with 6, F, or L; 8, E, or I jumps or climbs. Hold Shift or Control to grab a ledge. The archive's Read Me gives the full movement and sword controls.

Systemless reaches the rooftop and responds to movement using the unchanged demo archive. Browser launch uses a 10 MHz emulated CPU setting, which meets the current browser pacing gate for this demo.

License

Licensing information recorded for this game archive. These terms are separate from the Systemless runtime and website licenses.

Game archive

License
No license recorded
Rights holder
Jordan Mechner, Brøderbund Software, Ubisoft Entertainment and successors
Redistribution
Recorded as permitted

Permission

Brøderbund deliberately distributed this limited Macintosh promotional demo. Its included Read Me identifies a self-running demonstration and a playable first level, gives controls and ordering information, and retains the original copyright notice. This supports preservation of the exact unchanged demo, not the retail game, repacks, or a broader redistribution licence; no express redistribution licence was found in the archive.

Notes

The unchanged 1,077,354-byte StuffIt archive has SHA-256 20698e667cbbd30df04c88bc7224a1d8f84b67849c79ed7935ba5ec0552e37d1. It contains the Prince 2 Demo application, Data/Prince2.opt, and the publisher's Read Me First! The publisher's document dates this Mac demo campaign to 1994.

Sources

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