blessing in disguise

Given that he was older, I mattendais that ICO is uglier and less modern in its gameplay as Shadows of the Colossus and this is the very opposite. Ico comparison still holds today with indie titles released this year. His "silent history" side suits him admirably. Its a small tale, unpretentious in its narrative but his mood is dreamlike. The gameplay ninvente anything and the pace is too slow sometimes but it is still nice to go after adventure. Often, the only difficulty is knowing what to do to move forward. In short, while I nen expecting too much, and jy have played only because he was on the same wafer as the other game I lai appreciated.

Shadows of the Colossus, I really wanted to know, my pretty disappointed. It is heartbreaking dune dune ease and simplicity. It does three things:
- We walk in empty sets where the clipping is monstrously present to find some fruit or a lizard that gives you a bonus life or dendurance.
- We go where our magic sword takes us, that is to say straight to the next colossus Boning
- Then once the quon found there made him swallow his birth certificate, his coat hung like a simple Tic simulator.

No true quest annex, not dénigme and worst of all was soon impression that the colossi are in no way harmful. Their blows tap next 19 times out of 20. For that little lon have a little boosted its capabilities, we quickly invincible.
The end of history has not normal sense of course, we are in a Japanese game.
When I think of the slew of games that sinspirer say of it that are billions of times more like Lords of Shadow I think I would have done better not to play (story I imagine still worthy its reputation ...