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ermac210 Says:

Jul 15, 2009 - there are too many shadows and highlights effects to be a psx game. They tested it on the psx hardware? Anyway, I think the video is like a transition stage of Ico between PSX and PS2

Freesoulx1 Says:

Jul 16, 2009 - i hate when they cancell games the sould do the two vercions one for ps1 and the other for ps2

inspirationmagnus Says:

Jul 19, 2009 - Para Daragral2, !Hola! mi nombre es Ezequiel y soy de Buenos Aires Argentina y te comento que esa es la musica del juego; Y que lastima que no lo sacaron a la venta. Me hubiera gustado jugarlo mas en la Play uno, que en la nueva vercion que salio despues para la dos. Ya que estoy mas habituado a esta, y aprecio mas los graficos.

CesarTakezoNomura1 Says:

Jul 24, 2009 - Hu.Ico was original to ps1.SOTC to ps2(Nico or Ico 2).And now Trico to ps3

AlexCharlier805 Says:

Jul 28, 2009 - damn, this looks pretty great for a ps1 game

FishDK Says:

Jul 29, 2009 - It does look great indeed, and it's really not a surprise if you take the earliest games for ps1 and compare them to the latest. Compare Tekken to Tekken 3 and Wipeut to Wip3out. Huge difference in graphics. These graphics also remind me of Vagrant Story (as someone else pointed out earlier) The developers just get better and better at using the systems capabilities.

TargetRender Says:

Jul 29, 2009 - i love the ps2 game, but this looks like it might have been equally spectacular. The song is so beautiful.

kevinxmamama Says:

Aug 2, 2009 - it's a good thing they didn't cancel the hole thing

RHjam65 Says:

Aug 4, 2009 - I was so glad I got the PS2 game when it came out; such an underrated game when it came out now people are finally giving the attention this game deserves, just EPIC.

CesarTakezoNomura1 Says:

Aug 10, 2009 - Like SOTC.The grafics are awesome for a videogame like this

tuberjovi Says:

Aug 18, 2009 - okay lmao thats just gay

kavan4 Says:

Aug 21, 2009 - What was that soundtrack?

SakraRO Says:

Aug 25, 2009 - This remembers me Zelda:Ocarina of Time

WILLTHECANADIAN Says:

Aug 29, 2009 - It looked gorgeous for a PSX game.

wardkoek Says:

Aug 30, 2009 - search youtube: ico soundtrack you were there

faizfuck Says:

Aug 31, 2009 - This Is "BEAUTIFULL"

SinisterSally Says:

Sep 8, 2009 - I heard the move to the ps2 was so they could make bigger stages with almost no load time. i'm amazed at teh polish of the game though. it's almost like the old rotoscope game like prince of persia. i wish i had passed it when i rented it along time ago, but the shadow's were giving me nightmares.

CesarTakezoNomura1 Says:

Sep 12, 2009 - um.... Ico ps1 Nico ps2 Trico ps3 1 2 3 All made in a specific order

CesarTakezoNomura1 Says:

Sep 12, 2009 - If you want a game epic but similar beatiful like Ico try Shadow of the colossus is of the same creator

AbbiXIII Says:

Sep 16, 2009 - ICO! for PS1 cool! and I love the song... I remember when I 1st heard it... it was Ico's credit song and I was like OMG this is beautifull!

CesarTakezoNomura1 Says:

Sep 28, 2009 - The bad is that the game so endure 4 hours.But to be in 2002 is incredible

CesarTakezoNomura1 Says:

Sep 28, 2009 - 2:24.That hand is of Yorda? Ummmmm.....That stranges marks make me thing

CesarTakezoNomura1 Says:

Oct 6, 2009 - Of Ico or SOTC? I had a fusion of gossebump and epic dream I fighting the 15 colossus,not Wander,I by myself

meetajhu Says:

Oct 30, 2009 - Fumito Yuda and team always do the best animations ever seen unlike other games using motion capture. Hats off to these people even having awesome animations on PS1!

absiliomundus Says:

Nov 8, 2009 - Woah.. I already thought that the original game on the PS2's graphics were good but this on PS1?? wow!

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Added: May 29, 2006 By: monokoma

Duration: 2:47

Channel: Entertainment

http://www.unseen64.net video from Shadow Of The Colossus Japanese DVD Bonus "Already a number of Ico's elements were in place, and Ueda began to work with Kaido at this point to turn the concepts expressed in the movie into a game design for a PSone title. Their three key points were "differentiation" (to make a game unlike any other), "artistic presentation" (a level of aesthetics such that any still screen of the game would be artistic), and a "non-realistic reality" featuring a vivid heroine who would make the player want to be heroic. They began to accomplish this using a method they referred to as "subtracting design:" every element of the game that took away from its reality was removed. Instead of having a varied cast of enemies with unique strengths and weaknesses, for instance, there would be only one enemy type; instead of a castle, its environs, and nearby settlements, there would only be the castle and an escape from it. They also used unconventional hiring techniques: to put together a team capable of realizing Ueda's vision, they hired mostly outside of the industry to put together an initial staff of two programmers, four artists, and one designer in addition to Ueda and Kaido. A movie Ueda put together during this period shows what they had so far on the PSone version. The lone enemy type is one of the masked, horned soldiers present in the final game only during a cutscene, though the horns are now on Ico rather than Yorda. Some locations are already familiar even at this stage; the outdoor sluice gate puzzle is clearly recognizable, as is the waterfall area. Full production on the game began in October 1998; the team had made the decision to go with hand-done key frame animation rather than motion capture. Ueda claims that actors weren't able to understand the situation and move appropriately, while the key frame method allows for smoother transition between motions. Some of the fruits of this time are visible in a second PSone clip, where the horned guards now have a kick maneuver and Ico's stick weapon is in place. A couple of elements not present in the game also appear briefly: Ico dodges blowgun traps in the wall at one point, and has a visible health meter while battling the guards. September 1999 marked a turning point for the project. Ueda wasn't satisfied with the results they were achieving, and became frustrated that the hardware wasn't capable of realizing his initial vision. He considered three options: either canceling the project outright, altering the design to try and finish the game on PSone, or changing platforms. After some deliberation, the team began converting the project for the PS2 hardware. It had a dramatic effect on the project: their graphical problems were over, with a new engine capable of 60 frames per second, particles, cloth movement, and a unique lighting system. http://www.1up.com/

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