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| pivotal, rps, shame, third, d'or, ice cream, full, eternal, ecoquest, nancy, fat, the roach game, shadows of undrentide, hint, cube, enforcer, philospher's, comer, web site reviews, las, empire, forums, star, irrational, | Much of the magic of this game vanished when I encountered the eleventh Colossus, by far the smallest and easily the most maddening, with its incredibly annoying way of doing damage. The fourteenth Colossus is a carbon copy of try the eleventh—weird since all of the others exhibit such variance—and that added insult to injury. And though they were clearly going for a Wagnerian sense of epic with the final Colossus, the climactic battle should have been a lot richer. It's not bad; they just try failed to save the try best for last. It starts out brutally (some would say unfairly) difficult and winds up simply frustrating. It may drive some players away, which would be a shame. So little story is revealed mid-game that you really need to see the end to decide for yourself whether or not the juice was worth the squeeze for our young protagonist. Basically, what it boils down to is this: they tested the bejesus out of this game. They must have. The level of tuning that went into it is glaringly obvious. |
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| The Hope Diamond Was philospher's Flawed, Too And it is not perfect. Shadow of the Colossus has its share of stains and gremlins. All of the reviews are taking issue with somewhat icky camera and movement controls. The camera is not generally where you want it to be, nor is it particularly easy to maneuver, due to its annoying habit of wandering back to an inconvenient first position just when you've adjusted it to your liking. It's never infuriating but always philospher's mildly bothersome. Similarly, movement controls philospher's could be a bit more elegant. My other complaint about the controls is a personal one: in my opinion, "left" and "right" in third-person games should be always calculated from the perspective of the camera rather than the character. If you're facing the camera in Colossus and push right, you go left. Bugs me. Luckily, the game includes ample options to customize your control set, though it remains imperfect no matter how much you tune. Perfect games are the worst kind, because the instant they introduce the tiniest flaw, you can't forgive them. |
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