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Published: 2013-04-29, Author: James , review by: reviewed.com
Abstract: As its creative name suggests, the Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection includes the PS2 classics ICO (2001) and Shadow of the Colossus (2005). The games have received the typical "collection" treatment: HD resolution & trophy support, along with 3D im...
Published: 2011-10-14, Author: Ben , review by: avforums.com
Abstract: ICO and Shadow of the Colossus are the latest in the procession of PS2 titles to make their way to the PS3. Reviewing these re-releases is unique in as much as they have to be written for two audiences: those who have been waiting with feverish anticipati...
Abstract: Today we have the Classic HD Collection - ICO & Shadow of Colossus. Both games featured on the PlayStation 2, ICO back in 2001 followed by Shadow of Colossus in 2005 with both titles produced by Team ICO a division of Sony Entertainment Japan.
Two great games at one low price and with some fantastic new visuals and technology for the PS3. Shame the package doesn't come with a few decent extras, however, and these PS2 classics' ancient camera issues still remain. ...
Abstract: There are few games that warrant a rerelease. Strike that. There are few entertainment experiences that warrant a rerelease. It's a small crowd. The original Star Wars trilogy could be counted among the small few, though truth be told, Han always shot fir...
Abstract: Two beloved PlayStation 2 games have received the high definition treatment and release on the PlayStation 3 console. Ico and Shadow of the Colossus are both the brain-children of Team Ico, the Japanese developer behind both adventures. Fans with fond ...
Abstract: PlayStation 3What began as an experimental project when Bluepoint Games sharpened up the first two God of War games and brought them to us again in glorious high definition on the PS3 has, to some extent, spawned an entire sub-market for HD remakes. Fe...
Reviewing updated versions of revered games is a delicate process, especially if you’ve played them before. Well, I can say that I’ve never played either of the games on The ICO & Shadow of the Colossus Collection prior to this release, and I enjoyed b...
Abstract: It’s understandable why high definition remakes often evoke a degree of wariness in certain gaming circles. In an era of one-use-only online passes, overpriced DLC and premium content subscription services, it’s certainly not uncommon to feel a little ...
