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Can we expect any footage of Fumito Ueda's PS3 project? It's all I cared to see this TGS.
We’ve now been told this three times in the past 24 hours: Sony will not show the new Team ICO game at Tokyo Game Show this week.
Our sources are solid, ladies and gentlebeans, so put your faith in this one.
Really can't wait for this game!
game of the year
Playstation magazine has given this game a perfect 100%. But, it's not really an unbiased magazine ofcourse.
Is it there a singleplayer game made by the developpers? Or is it only based on player created levels?
Playstation magazine has given this game a perfect 100%. But, it's not really an unbiased magazine ofcourse.
there are somewhere along the lines of 55+ developer made stages ranging from platforming to mini-games. then you have the already rediculous amount of user made levels online which you can play (all the current beta levels are being transfared to the final release version), and then you can make your own. you effectively have an infinate amount of stages to play.
so what exactly do you do in this game and how is it played ?
so while you're always forced to control a sack person who can jump and swing etc. the games in which your placed doesnt HAVE to be based around those elements.
take the user created content already in the beta. there are a lot of platform levels, and while most fall into the generic platformer catagory, there are others that are far more artistic and imaginative... shadow of the colossus inspired, traveling through the human body...yet these levels still play like platformers.
then you have minigames that people have made, from avoiding a spinning peg, , mazes and trampoline games etc.
then you have the way more immaginative games people have made such as tetris, space invaders, pinball, plinko, people have even made quizes. and then you have all the other stuff that cant really be catagorised, like a 2D remake of wipeout HD, rollercoasters etc.
while all these games put you in control of a sack person. they all play completely differently. so while the game has a lot of traditional platofmring stages, you'll always have people who take the creation aspect of the game and use the tools to create something you wouldnt expect at all.
as well as a polish magazine has.
take the user created content already in the beta. there are a lot of platform levels, and while most fall into the generic platformer catagory, there are others that are far more artistic and imaginative... shadow of the colossus inspired, traveling through the human body...yet these levels still play like platformers.