The Ico and Shadow of the Colossus: The Collection

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The rumors about Ico and Shadow of the Colossus coming to PlayStation 3 are true. First, Walmart had Ico and the Shadow of Colossus Collection in their database. Then there was a boxart leak this morning.

 

Now, we have confirmation from Famitsu. Ico and Shadow of the Colossus are listed in the latest issue’s table of contents as PlayStation 3 games. There’s supposedly information about The Last Guardian (aka Trico in Japan), but scans have not been released on the internet at this time.

 

Update: In Japan, Ico and Shadow of the Colossus will be released separately. Both games have been improved with HD quality visuals. Release dates have not been announced.

to tai lauke visi. po GOW remake, sitas buvo sekantis kaip pats laukiamiausias kada bus remakintas i HD. situs geimus bet kada uzsideciau ant ps2 ir vel sulosciau, neatsibosta ir nepasensta. keista kad japonijoj bus isleisti atskirai.. tipo ICO kuris orginaliai uzeme tik apie 900mb ,dabar uzims visa BD diska ???? !!!!! na idomu, idomu.

Amerikietiskas ico apskritia buvo cd formato (tai net nevirsijo 700 mb). Day one kaip sakoma, visalaik norejau pereiti eu versija su titrais... Sotc irgi sedevras, abiejuose zaidimuose, kur praktiskai praktiskai nera jokio dialogo at teksto, sukuriama daugiau emociju nei kruvoje zaidimu, su simtais scenarijaus psulapiu.

jo kazkur apie 700mb, bet jie rimtai japinoj leis atskirai ICO perdirbta,o ne kartu su SOTC. is kitos puses tai tie keli zaidimai is nedaugelio kur grafika yra jau tokia kokia turi buti,man visai nesinoretu kad ten sublurintu teksturas,ir pan ir matytum tipo grazesni vaizda. kazkaip niekad to nereikejo. nesvarbu kokios rezos tos ICO teksturos,jos tokios kokios turi but ir kokios man tinka.jo reiks kada pasimt pereit vel,nes pereit visa ICO tai uzima gana nemazai laiko,ir kai antra karta losi jau gauni vietoj jeroglifu angliskus subus,tada vat pirma karta tik gali suprast ka kalba tau ta mergaite.gan keistai ir nerealiai padaryta. pirma karta losdamas visa speji tik is ju emociju,kaip jie vienas su kitu svaeikauja,kokie ju santykiai,net nereikia zodziu kaip sakoma.po to losdamas jau gauni eng subus ir gali suprast dar daugiau.beje ICO USA versija atrodo turi net ir progresive scan. jau ten ir taip ta apsvietimo sistema revoliucine ,ir pirma karta tokia buvo naudojama konsoliu zaidimuose aplamai.

is tikro situsd abu zaidimus galima butu ir jap versijas lost.juk ten teksot beveik nera,kalbet kalba vistiek ne angliskai. omeniu irgi nera kad ten daiktus rinktis ar kazka.kazkaip idomiai butu tas jap versijas pamegint irgi.

cia tai bus tikrai nerealus perkurimai. nu p*** jau ps3 kad gaus perliuku tai ..

man tai abu zaidimai atrodo kaip pilnai ps3 geimai netgi..nes juose grafika ir viskas kas ten yra butent tokie it turi but.pakelta reza ,dadeta efektu,viskas ok,tam kad graziai atrodytu HD telike..bus geris...

Fumito Ueda Talks ICO and Shadow of the Colossus with Famitsu

Sony had a number of surprises in its Tokyo Game Show booth yesterday, but perhaps none were as welcome as Fumito Ueda's announcement that Ico and Shadow of the Colossus are coming to PlayStation 3. Following Sony's afternoon press briefing, Famitsu.com was able to sit down with Ueda and discuss the two remakes.

 

Ueda told the site that he's overlooking the whole of the ICO and Wander projects as "supervisor." Every week, he'll receive updates, and he's checking these. The remakes are being handled by an "extremely excellent" development company, he said, although he did not share the name.

 

In terms of actual content, the remakes will be the same as the PlayStation 2 versions. For the original PS2 ICO, he noted, there were actually two distinct versions -- the Japanese and European version, and the American version. The PS3 version is based off the former, the Japanese and European version.

 

Famitsu asked specifically about frame rate. "ICO will remain 30 frames per second," Ueda replied. "Even if we were able to do 60 frames, we wouldn't change it." The Last Guardian is also meant to be 30 frames per second, he said. Areas where the PS2 version dropped frames will remain 30 in the PS3 version.

 

Outside of the announcement, the big news regarding Ico and Shadow is that they will be 3D compatible. Asked about this area of the games, Ueda expressed surprise with the amount of control one has in adjusting the 3D effects -- how far you can make things fly out, how far you can make things go into the screen, and where you can place the focus. "ICO's 3D is good, but when Shadow of the Colossus becomes 3D, its true power really emerges."

 

Here in Japan, the two games will be released separately, Ueda confirmed with the site. He would not share specifics about time frame.

na ICO remake tai atrodo isvis nerealiai.ir tai ps2 zaidimas kuris uzeme neka daugiau nei CD talpa.

kol kas be vertimo,bet yra i ka paziuret. kazkiek ir last guardian parodo.

Team Ico Collection - Shadow of the Colossus: The perfect 3D game?

The question you almost certainly mutter to yourself when you encounter the first of the titular titans in Shadow Of The Colossus: "How on Earth am I supposed to get up there?"

 

As young Wander, you have been tasked with felling 16 behemoths that inhabit a vast wasteland, aided by your trusty steed Agro and armed with an enchanted sword and a bow.

 

That's all well and good. But first, you've got to clamber onto each creature and locate its weak point. Up there. And how on Earth are you supposed to do that?

 

It's a question SOTC first-timers have asked themselves again and again over the six years since the game's original release on PS2. But now, in glorious 3D, the distance between you and the colossi's heads seems further than ever.

 

Shadow Of The Colossus has been lovingly rendered as an HD experience and will be released along with Ico as a double-pack this spring.

 

It looks stunning with or without the glasses - but especially with. Every rampart on the beasts' armour, every clump of fur on their backs, every nobble on their bodies pops out of the screen, but in the subtlest way. The depth of field is astonishing yet totally natural.

 

Plunge your sword into a monster's glowing sigil and blood spurts in thick plumes towards the screen, as the wounded colossus flails this way and that in an effort to throw you off.

 

And as they fall - hard - they throw up dirt and debris that flits into the foreground without ever trying to poke you in the eye.

 

The game was of course originally made in the 2D era, and the very fact that it refrains from unnecessary 3D tricks makes it all the more immersive.

 

 

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Team Ico Collection - Shadow of the Colossus: The perfect 3D game?

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Developer Team Ico

Publisher Sony

Genre Adventure, Puzzle, Role Playing

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The question you almost certainly mutter to yourself when you encounter the first of the titular titans in Shadow Of The Colossus: "How on Earth am I supposed to get up there?"

 

As young Wander, you have been tasked with felling 16 behemoths that inhabit a vast wasteland, aided by your trusty steed Agro and armed with an enchanted sword and a bow.

 

That's all well and good. But first, you've got to clamber onto each creature and locate its weak point. Up there. And how on Earth are you supposed to do that?

 

It's a question SOTC first-timers have asked themselves again and again over the six years since the game's original release on PS2. But now, in glorious 3D, the distance between you and the colossi's heads seems further than ever.

 

Shadow Of The Colossus has been lovingly rendered as an HD experience and will be released along with Ico as a double-pack this spring.

 

It looks stunning with or without the glasses - but especially with. Every rampart on the beasts' armour, every clump of fur on their backs, every nobble on their bodies pops out of the screen, but in the subtlest way. The depth of field is astonishing yet totally natural.

 

Plunge your sword into a monster's glowing sigil and blood spurts in thick plumes towards the screen, as the wounded colossus flails this way and that in an effort to throw you off.

 

And as they fall - hard - they throw up dirt and debris that flits into the foreground without ever trying to poke you in the eye.

 

The game was of course originally made in the 2D era, and the very fact that it refrains from unnecessary 3D tricks makes it all the more immersive.

 

TRIPLE VISION

Riding across the plains of the forbidden land, with its ruinous mountains and silent caves, offers breathtaking scale - though the effect is deflated slightly by the fact that Agro appears to be floating millimetres above the ground.

 

Another 3D side effect is that timing jumps becomes that much trickier, especially when trying to grab a thin piece of cloth hanging from the bum of the fourth colossus. But these glitches are far from game breakers.

 

The 2D is great, too (which, let's face it, is how most of us will be playing). The sometimes murky low-res textures of the original have been upscaled and reborn in luminescent, solid, full-frame splendour that stands up to early PS3 graphics at the very least.

 

The gameplay itself - thankfully - remains exactly the same. "Ico and SOTC are basically faithful to the original games," director Fumito Ueda says when asked what's new.

kaip nekeista kad zaidimas kuriam net nebuvo jokiu minciu apie jokius 3D kai buvo kuriamas ,dabar dadejus 3D efekta atrodys taip stulbinanciai.bent jau taip sako kad atrodo. na reiktu isvaizduot visu tuos Collosus ,ir kai dabar tu realiai matai atstuma tarp objektu ir iskilimai igauna savo forma irgi, visi tie sarvai ant ju kupru ar galvu ir pan...turetu but nerealu manyciau.

Team Ico's two classics—Ico and Shadow of the Colossus— will be coming to the PS3's digital storefront on January 17th. For $20 each, you'll be able to download the games to your hard drive. [PlayStation Blogcast, via Joystiq]