Shadow of the Colossus is available on PS4 February 6, 2018. As usual, there's plenty of behind-the-scenes footage and rare curios - if you want to see Ico running on original PS2 hardware at 60 frames per second (double its usual output), along with a host. This week, John Linneman rounds off the Digital Foundry 2016 retro collection with an in-depth retrospective on the second of Fumito Ueda's PS2 classics - Shadow of the Colossus. Costing around $50, the set features a steelbook casing with printed manual, PSN avatar and themes, Colossi stickers, art cards, a world map and some in-game cosmetic items. In related news, a Special Edition will also be available for the title. “To make it more clear, we have created a comparison video… that shows the amount of work that has gone into this project to fully leverage the horsepower of modern gaming consoles. With the more powerful PlayStation 3, both games feature a fixed frame rate of 30 frames per second the original PlayStation 2 version of Shadow of the. “Though we have repeatedly confirmed that Shadow of the Colossus on PS4 is a full, ground up remake of the all-time classic, it is a fact that is harder to communicate via text or stills,” writes Asakura. Hopefully as much improvement will have gone into Colossus’ unwieldy camera.
It certainly looks great and moves with fluidity. This was done because of just how much it pushed the PS2 hardware with most of the time the game running at a (relatively for PS2) low true framerate often hovering around 15fps. Huge leaps have been taken in improving the game’s visuals and, more importantly, its notorious frame-rate issues. Base resolution for Ico is a rather low 512x224 (going up to 512x256 in PAL mode, with a frame-rate reduction to 25FPS), with the title actually forcing the PlayStation 2 hardware to forego a. Shadow of the Colossus is one of the very few games that has a completely variable frame rate. The video features the PS4 Pro release of the revamped adventure, running alongside the original PS2 version and it’s PS3 re-release.
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Sony Japan’s executive producer, Yasutaka Asakura, took to the PlayStation Blog to reveal a comparison video, showing off the hard work thus far. Mind to update this a little bit Dark Souls 2 and The Phantom Pain are missing, along with a couple of other games like Killzone Shadow Fall that, even though.
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Team ICO’s 2005 classic Shadow of the Colossus is getting a full remake for PS4 next year. Both games are on one Blu-ray Disc, and feature full 1080p HD remastering (including a smoother frame rate), 3DTV support, and Trophies.
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