This post has been edited by Rei7: Jun 13 2017, 10:28 AM

This one is a must buy for me. But judging from the video, the graphics doesn't look very impressive for a PS4 remake game.

remake, remaster, reboot

what's the difference?

Remake = Start from scratch but same thing
Remaster = Enhanced graphics
Reboot = different approach of the same thing

Things get abit confusing if u put Resident Evil PS4 into consideration.
It is a remaster of a remaster of a port of a remake of the original ps1 game.

will they change up anything? or 1 to 1 remake?

i hope they change the control scheme to the modern one, or at least put an option for players to choose the classic or the modern one

the controls feels awkward after you are used to current gen games


anyway, still a long way to go, next year only release, if they don't delay it la

since it's a remake, probably they'll add in a few more new Colossus

This post has been edited by greyshadow: Jun 13 2017, 12:16 PM

From the trailer graphics looks significantly improved. Probably this is a remake, some website says remaster. I'm not sure.

Is this a remake or remaster?

Already bought this once on PS2 then PS3. Now for PS4 we want VR!

It looks definitely like a remake to me. It is different from the old PS3 HD remastered version.

Guys, why the confusion?

It's very easy to spot that this is a remake. Why?

- Improved geometry detail, this is obvious in the first 3 seconds of the trailer.
- Entirely reworked vegetation and field detail, again obvious in the first 3 seconds of the trailer.
- The model for Wander has been reworked entirely, he has the same artstyle but look at how many more "bones" he has in his body, providing more fluid movements.
- The models for all the Colossi in the trailer has been remodeled from the ground up, you guys have any idea how much work it is just to remodel ONE colossi?
- The lighting technique is also different in the game, there is a lot less usage of bloom for example.
- The textures has been completely redrawn from scratch so that they are natively of a higher resolution map, not upscaled from the the low-res PS2 maps. Again, obvious within the first 3 seconds of the trailer.
- The shader technique used in the trailer is also different to that from the PS2.

So there you go, it's an obvious remake.

Thought it's so obvious that it's a remake.. They should just say it was tbh in the trailer

confirm is a remake the trailer show so clearly of it and anyway day 1 for me.

Exactly. This is, without a shred of doubt, a remake. Apparent by the significant upgrade in graphical fidelity. As you stated, it's exemplified by the increase in foliage for a more believable looking environment, massive rework in textures, obvious boost in polygon count due in part to the newer hardware, and just greater general polish to the presentation.

Let's not take into account the inevitable changes and tweaks to the gameplay, which I honestly believe will be revealed as the game draws near. Ultimately, this is a welcome fresh new coat of paint for my favourite game ever made, and I think everyone should be excited for this.

Worth it if u NVR play before, but for ppl like me who play before and have no spare time this is in my no buy list.

Yoshida again clarified that Shadow of the Colossus is a remake but they are not labeling it as one because they want to show it as a PS4 game. The developers at Bluepoint Games were picked for this task because they were the one who remastered the original Shadow of the Colossus for the PS4 so they have experience with the game.

http://gearnuke.com/shuhei-yoshida-talks-s...yed-many-times/

sudah PO to get it day one. never finished the previous ones cause dunno why. maybe ehem disk jam kot. hahaha.

Reviews are in.
IGN 9.7 / 10
Destructoid 10/10

hope can go pick mine up tonight

Those of you with a TV that can do HDR properly will be in a for a serious treat. The 4k30 mode is one thing, but HDR seriously makes this game look jaw dropping. It definitely rivals Horizon Zero Dawn, which is pretty insane considering how drab the palette of this game is as designed.

I finished the game at 1080p60 with HDR, my eyes couldn't have been better.

There are a few nibbly things that I feel should have been better though - the audio samples for some environment effects are kind of low quality for example. I don't really like Wonder's re-topolized face either, I don't know... just felt the original looked more in line. These are very minor things, because that aside this is no doubt the best remake of all time.

Can only imagine Bluepoint picking some other PlayStation classics as their next project.

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Feb 6 2018, 04:34 PM

how much total game time first
to justify RM139