Kuromori, the 8th colossus, has the most beautiful arena to date. A big, wonderful underground temple where sunshafts reign filling both air and space. Furthermore, the gameplay to beat it it’s one of the most refined yet: not simple but neither frustrating, just perfect. This set has been created via PCSX2 Emulator running at 1920×1080, Ps2 textures rendering x4, Hardware Antialiasing x1, OFFSET HACK enabled to remove some shading issues, ELIOTCOUGAR’S HACK enabled to remove the disturbing Team Ico’s signature-bloom. Last update: January 2012.
Related posts:
- Malus the Grand Gigas (Colossus #16)
- Argus the Sentinel (Colossus #15)
- Cenobia the Destruction Luster (Colossus #14)
- Phalanx the Trail Drifter (Colossus #13)
- Pelagia the Great Basilisk (Colossus #12)
- Celosia the Flame Guardian (Colossus #11)
- Dirge the Sand Tiger (Colossus #10)
- Basaran the Storm Echo (Colossus #9)
- Hydrus the Sea Dragon (Colossus #7)
- Barba the Goliath (Colossus #6)
- Avion the Delta Phoenix (Colossus #5)
- Phaedra the Equus Prime (Colossus #4)
- Gaius the Earth Knight (Colossus #3)
- Quadratus the Taurus Major (Colossus #2)
- Valus the Minotaur (Colossus #1)
Hum… This reminds me that I have to play Ico on the PS2… or with the PCSX2 emulator anyway
By the way: how did you take the shots in Full HD? The PS3 collection featuring remastered graphics shouldn’t be out, yet
Quite simple: with FRAPS, a small software, very powerful, which takes the screenshots at the resolution the emulator is set to. My computer is powerful enough to run the emulator at 1080p, so FRAPS just does its work
Did you notice that this colossus resemble a lot the Futurama’s Roberto psychotic robot?
check it out:
http://www.trovster.com/img/blog/%5B81%5D_futurama-roberto.png
LOL
by the way, this one was a really tough one…
Oh, so you DID use PCSX2
It’s clearly written in the text of the first Colossus: Valus