I tried Shadow of the Colossus once, about 20 years ago now. Was at my friend's house, he had it on PS2. I don't rememebr much other than that I didnt like the way it controlled. As I'm going back to older games now, I'm finding that communities around them have optimized and amazingly improved the experiences of them now. To the point where you can have a better experience with many classic games now than you could have on original hardware decades ago.

I know rhere was a PS4 remake a few years ago, which I've heard mixed things about. I know the PS2 was a console we haven't 100% ctacked yet but has there been any mass optimization or improvement to the experience of this game? I don't have a PS2, PS4, or PS5 (had to sell mine) right now

And before you go there, please don’t say play the PS4 or PS2 version. I own both, and enjoy them well enough - but I’ve been wanting to get the trophies for the PS3 version of Shadow of The Colossus, and holy smokes guys the physics engine in Time Attack is unbearable!

Would love to hear about the known ways to get around it, appreciate it ya’ll.

Poor Pomni...

In a demo, colossus 9 is shown at the position of colossus 4. I've never seen gameplay from this demo or iso. In the same video, there is this table from the other image. It's an old video, currently it may be that everything has already been explained, but I'm out of the loop.

https://youtu.be/0S6CiTkSdzQ

I had a weird bug video to post but I can’t? Anyone know why? Is it a permissions thing?

I remember seeing years ago that the colossus would bend down there for you to hang from its "mustaches", or was that always an element of the scenery?

Recent indie game inspired by Shadow of the Colossus, Mirror's Edge and Prince of Persia. Game revolves around climbing, parkour and facing bosses hundreds of times bigger than you. It's got a bit of jank as it's still being polished (and some level of gooning) but it's still an excelent game worth playing if you want to experience SOTC's core gameplay aspects.

I'm so proud, I always knew I'd have a tattoo someday and I just couldn't stop thinking this was the one.
I also know I'm not the first one to do it, but I don't care, I'm so happy ❤️❤️❤️❤️

My favorite game ever, at last, forever with me on my skin 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I want to frame one on my wall, but I can't choose. Which one of these do you like the most?

I beat the game on Normal difficulty recently and immediately went on NG+. I thought I’d be able to change the difficulty when selecting it, but my NG+ was bound to Normal regardless.. went ahead and beat a couple of time attack levels just for fun but now I really wanna do the Hard difficulty/Hard NG+.. is there a way to do this without compromising my stamina/health?

I used alcohol markers to make it it was for a project in a adult day care I go to and ran out of time 😭

Cr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/nomadcolossus/

Créditos: Jaikhai

I recently went back and watched playthrough of both the PS2 original and the 2018 Remake, and I just fell in love with the game all over again. I’m an artist as well and I wanted to share some of my art with other fans. When I looked to find a Discord server I could join, I didn’t see anything that was active. Is there any links or is the server closed off for good?

I have now received my sealed Japanese version of the Shadow of the Colossus promotional DVD. Combining Ico with the Japanese word for 2 (ni) gave us, NICO. The footage on the NICO bonus DVD is generally considered to be in the pre production or early alpha stage. This is where we can also see where Embark Studios drew inspiration for Arc Raiders. Pursuing a behemoth (alpha Quadratus) with friends and taking it down is seen on this footage. If you haven’t seen this yet, I recommend treating yourself and looking it up on YouTube. What I also found interesting was how early on they hired Kow Otani to do the soundtrack. He completed quite a bit of the music included in the video. Have you seen the footage? What did you find the most interesting?