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All I could think was “OMG how is this possible on PlayStation 2? OMG this feels like a Hollywood movie except I’m in full control of this maneuver!” I loved it so much.An open-world action/adventure game in which a young wanderer, along with a stolen magical sword and his steed companion, trespasses a cursed land, makes a deal with an ancient being to bring a sacrificial victim back to life, and sets off to fulfill his end of the bargain, which involves tracking down and infiltrating the abodes of sixteen colossi and sacrificing them to achieve his goal. The first time I had ridden Aggro parallel to the thing, and then jumped from my horse onto it as it began sailing into the sky is probably one of my favorite gaming moments ever. My biggest wow moment in the game had to come from the desert serpent colossus, Phalanx. The one that plays when fighting Avion (the bird/eagle Colossus), “A Despair-filled Farewell ~Battle With the Colossus~” is my #1 favorite - gives me so many chills and there are so many emotional swells and everything - it kicks in when you grab onto the colossus as it swoops down to attack you and it’s such an incredible spectacle to witness.Ī Despair-filled Farewell ~Battle With the Colossus~ – You played some iconic tracks from SotC, although they’re not my personal faves. It has ICO-style puzzles (ones that continue to stump me and make me go “WTF DO I DOOOOO”) and climbing Trico has the same feeling as scaling a small Colossus. I started The Last Guardian last night and I’m blown away by it. Dragon’s Dogma has some cool elements of it, like grabbing onto a chimera or griffin, and of course God of War and Lords of Shadow have those QTEs, but I really want more games to have the feeling SotC had of actually being able to climb and maneuver on top of a moving, breathing creature. I was surprised you didn’t mention that Ko Otani also composed “Gundam Wing”! You guys nailed it with how no other game has matched SotC’s “small guy fighting something huge”.
Definitely one of those “Must-have” VGM CDs. Shadow of the Colossus is still one of my favorite games ever, and the soundtrack is simply unparalleled. Love when the percussion kicks in after that falsetto. I also love the vocal track, I shoulda figured it was a young choir boy singing it! They used that song in the initial trailers of the game and it’s stuck with me ever since. Kinda like the Save Room music in RE games, it’s just this wonderful bit of respite, and it made me feel cozy amidst the dreariness of being alone in an abandoned, creepy fortress.
I have a big attachment to ICO’s “Healing” music as well. Playing it again in the HD Remaster, I still love the game but Yorda’s AI is just some of the worst ever, haha! Also, some of the puzzles were shifted around in comparison to the US PS2 version.
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Interestingly, the version of ICO found in the HD Remaster on PS3 is based on the European version, which means you can unlock a secret watermelon ending as well as a lightsaber/laser sword thing. I didn’t actually get the game until Christmas 2003 (alongside Shinobi) but I had so many fond memories of it, even if Yorda’s AI could be a pain 😛 HNNNGH YES I was hoping you’d do this episode! I remember playing the ICO demo OVER and OVER in an Official PlayStation Magazine demo disc in August 2001.
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