If online retailers and industry whispers are to be believed, Team ICO classics ICO and Shadow of the Colossus could be given the HD renovation treatment in a special PS3 collection pack.
A listing for an ICO / Shadow of the Colossus product was discovered on US retailer Walmart over the weekend, and it is believed that UK retailers could soon open pre-orders for the game. According to Eurogamer, it will release in March/April with a price tag of "around £24.99."
Sony has made no secret of its desire to release more HD updates of its biggest PlayStation 2 titles, after the success of the God of War Collection earlier this year.
Tokyo Game Show looks set to be the stage in which any such formal announcements will be made - would you like to see a Team ICO Collection, readers?
A listing for an ICO / Shadow of the Colossus product was discovered on US retailer Walmart over the weekend, and it is believed that UK retailers could soon open pre-orders for the game. According to Eurogamer, it will release in March/April with a price tag of "around £24.99."
Sony has made no secret of its desire to release more HD updates of its biggest PlayStation 2 titles, after the success of the God of War Collection earlier this year.
Tokyo Game Show looks set to be the stage in which any such formal announcements will be made - would you like to see a Team ICO Collection, readers?
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Blug 14 Sep 2010 09:10
1/3
Abso-bloody-tively! I've only ever played Ico once, having had a lend of it and I want to play it again for sure, but the problem is that new or used online it doesn't go for less that £30 - the same with Shadow. So this price and graphic upgrade will go splendidly together.
config 14 Sep 2010 10:04
2/3
Wow. Two already spectacularly beautiful games. Eye popping, one might even say. While I played SotC to completion, I barely touched ICO and keep meaning to go back and check it out. Maybe I should wait just that little bit longer.
Point of trivia; former Team17ster Rory Little, artist on the second round of Worms titles amongst others, was an artist on Shadow of the Colossus. I almost shat my pants when I saw his name, amidst a sea Japanese names, drift by in credits
Point of trivia; former Team17ster Rory Little, artist on the second round of Worms titles amongst others, was an artist on Shadow of the Colossus. I almost shat my pants when I saw his name, amidst a sea Japanese names, drift by in credits
tyrion 14 Sep 2010 12:40
3/3
Really looking forward to this myself! I loved SotC, but Ico passed me by completely.