If the first two games are anything to go by, things won't be quite as they seem by the time the end credits are over. For "The Last Guardian" however, I believe you will have an option to change the outcome of the game through multiple play through's. So if Trico does die from a battle or simply because he couldn't fly away out of danger, you might be able to save your progress and make Trico stronger when you play again. If I'm right, then at some point, Trico will be too powerful to be killed, or, you will simply be able to get Trico to just fly away out of the ancient city if you can get his wings big enough & strong enough. This really would be great replay value if I'm correct. lol
Its very much unique to itself as to what it's bringing to the table. I see lots from this one to influence the depth of character and creature rapport. On a projector big screen and Martin-Logan speakers/McIntosh tube amps romancing your senses, this title would appear to be delightful to some degree.
This isn't a demo, it's actual game play footage. And even though it's not shown here, those towers can be explored. You will most likely find some barrels to feed to Trico. And you might recover another disc weapon. Less than 3 weeks to go!!!
Weird how people complain about this part being easy. For one, this is likely at a point where Trico is fully tamed/befriended and isn't off doing his own thing as much. Besides, not like Team Ico games were ever that difficult to begin with. Even then, this part looks to have more dangers than most parts of Ico and Shadow of the Colossus combined, as you have to watch your step a lot more than any part of the castle or climbing one of the colossi.
I mostly agree. I made it through "ICO" using only the piece of wood on my very first try. I had the steel sword for a short time but then had to switch back to the wood to light those torches & forgot to get my sword back. I didn't know about the mace at that time. But there was a few times in "ICO" where I got a bit nervous. Like when you had to cross that really high part of the castle while Yorda was watching you. And then that part where you had to swing on that chain while hundreds of feet above the ground. I fell to my death more than a few times. As for "Shadow Of The Colossus", that game did make me panic several times on my first play through. Not knowing when a colossi was going to pop up or what weapon they might have was part of what made it scary & exciting. I'm good at puzzle solving & I love to explore & see what I can & cannot get away with. I'm sure I'll die more times in "The Last Guardian" than I did in either of the previous two games. Mostly do to the fact I will be jumping all over the place to see if I can reach areas without dying. I can only imagine some of the precarious situations you & Trico will be put in as you play through "The Last Guardian". What we've seen was just the tip of the ice berg.......or should I say tower. lol
Can someone please confirm something for me. Was there ever a demo of this on the PSN or via redeem code as an exclusive when you buy another game? Because I swear down I played the demo but I can't seem to find it anywhere
He isn't mature enough to be able to fly. Basically, he is still a baby. It's safe to assume though that he will be able to fly by the time you are close to the end of the game. If not, it's possible that you will be able to save your progress and play again so that you can make Trico mature more. You'll know the answer before you are done with your first play through if you see Trico's horns & wings get bigger as you play through the game.
I have seen you float the idea of Trico becoming stronger throughout the game and wonder if that might be true. In the TGS demo this year there is a barrel of glowing goop that can be fed to Trico, but in the demo at least it has no effect. In the long term, I wonder if it has a similar effect to the glowing lizards in Shadow, where they made Wander stronger.Another possibility is we know the game is told as an old man recounting his adventure with Trico, what we don't know is how long that adventure lasts. Instead of days or weeks it may be months or even years, Trico may grow and mature over the course of the game as you suggested.If I were to float a far fetched idea myself I think it would be cool if the point in the story where the old man is telling the tale isn't the end of the story, maybe you catch up to that point then continue on. Maybe the old man explains how he met Trico and his adventure with it then you continue on as either the old man or someone else with a now mature Trico. (I know that's highly unlikely, but I think it would be a cool narrative twist)
***** That's also a good possibility. I certainly wouldn't rule it out. Maybe they could even do the young Rose fading into the old Rose from Titanic. After several play through's, you & Trico are able to escape the ancient ruins & fly away. Then the camera focuses in on the boys face & it changes into him as an old man. Maybe he is telling this story to the player or maybe he is telling it to a group of people huddled around a fire. And then as we listen to the wood crackling in the fire, off in the distance we hear the sound of Trico's roar. No matter how the story concludes, it's safe to assume it will be an emotional moment. The questions is....will we the players have tears of joy rolling down our face? Or tears of sadness?
well, like portal 2, it will depend of youn : it a puzzel game .In portal, if you know what to do, 2 or 3 hours and it's done, if you take your time and don't kwon what to do 20 to 30 hours, so, well, 10 time more.
![Ori and the Will of the Wisps - All Bosses [Hard, No Damage]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DvuB8cImPIg/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm crying of happiness. I've waited for this for so long.
If this creature dies at the end, I'll never forgive TeamICO.
If the first two games are anything to go by, things won't be quite as they seem by the time the end credits are over. For "The Last Guardian" however, I believe you will have an option to change the outcome of the game through multiple play through's. So if Trico does die from a battle or simply because he couldn't fly away out of danger, you might be able to save your progress and make Trico stronger when you play again. If I'm right, then at some point, Trico will be too powerful to be killed, or, you will simply be able to get Trico to just fly away out of the ancient city if you can get his wings big enough & strong enough. This really would be great replay value if I'm correct. lol
I dont think they would be so obvious... I hope not
this looks so good
That was dope. I like the animation a lot.
I don't care what people say. I am so buying this game!
why am I watching this!!? totally spoiling it for myself
U said it. That ending dow... totally not expected. Amazing, simple as that!
Its very much unique to itself as to what it's bringing to the table. I see lots from this one to influence the depth of character and creature rapport.
On a projector big screen and Martin-Logan speakers/McIntosh tube amps romancing your senses, this title would appear to be delightful to some degree.
This isn't a demo, it's actual game play footage. And even though it's not shown here, those towers can be explored. You will most likely find some barrels to feed to Trico. And you might recover another disc weapon. Less than 3 weeks to go!!!
im about 2 play the last guardian again just got my ps4pro
this was an epic experience for me legendary game im glad i bought the collector's edition goty for me
Weird how people complain about this part being easy. For one, this is likely at a point where Trico is fully tamed/befriended and isn't off doing his own thing as much. Besides, not like Team Ico games were ever that difficult to begin with. Even then, this part looks to have more dangers than most parts of Ico and Shadow of the Colossus combined, as you have to watch your step a lot more than any part of the castle or climbing one of the colossi.
I mostly agree. I made it through "ICO" using only the piece of wood on my very first try. I had the steel sword for a short time but then had to switch back to the wood to light those torches & forgot to get my sword back. I didn't know about the mace at that time. But there was a few times in "ICO" where I got a bit nervous. Like when you had to cross that really high part of the castle while Yorda was watching you. And then that part where you had to swing on that chain while hundreds of feet above the ground. I fell to my death more than a few times. As for "Shadow Of The Colossus", that game did make me panic several times on my first play through. Not knowing when a colossi was going to pop up or what weapon they might have was part of what made it scary & exciting. I'm good at puzzle solving & I love to explore & see what I can & cannot get away with. I'm sure I'll die more times in "The Last Guardian" than I did in either of the previous two games. Mostly do to the fact I will be jumping all over the place to see if I can reach areas without dying. I can only imagine some of the precarious situations you & Trico will be put in as you play through "The Last Guardian". What we've seen was just the tip of the ice berg.......or should I say tower. lol
beatiful..
At 8:51 it sounds like the boy is saying "yip yip". lol
appa!!!
For me it sounds like "gracias" (thank you in spanish)
this is the most beautiful game ever
Woah...Demo!? was this like a demo at a game show or did I somehow miss a chance to download it off the PlayStation Store?
wow,bellissimo!
Can someone please confirm something for me. Was there ever a demo of this on the PSN or via redeem code as an exclusive when you buy another game? Because I swear down I played the demo but I can't seem to find it anywhere
Why can't Trico fly if he has wings?
His wings are broken, the boy says (kinda asks) that in one of the trailers. He's found badly hurt, so it makes sense.
I thought it was because his wings are so tiny though?
He isn't mature enough to be able to fly. Basically, he is still a baby. It's safe to assume though that he will be able to fly by the time you are close to the end of the game. If not, it's possible that you will be able to save your progress and play again so that you can make Trico mature more. You'll know the answer before you are done with your first play through if you see Trico's horns & wings get bigger as you play through the game.
I have seen you float the idea of Trico becoming stronger throughout the game and wonder if that might be true. In the TGS demo this year there is a barrel of glowing goop that can be fed to Trico, but in the demo at least it has no effect. In the long term, I wonder if it has a similar effect to the glowing lizards in Shadow, where they made Wander stronger.Another possibility is we know the game is told as an old man recounting his adventure with Trico, what we don't know is how long that adventure lasts. Instead of days or weeks it may be months or even years, Trico may grow and mature over the course of the game as you suggested.If I were to float a far fetched idea myself I think it would be cool if the point in the story where the old man is telling the tale isn't the end of the story, maybe you catch up to that point then continue on. Maybe the old man explains how he met Trico and his adventure with it then you continue on as either the old man or someone else with a now mature Trico. (I know that's highly unlikely, but I think it would be a cool narrative twist)
***** That's also a good possibility. I certainly wouldn't rule it out. Maybe they could even do the young Rose fading into the old Rose from Titanic. After several play through's, you & Trico are able to escape the ancient ruins & fly away. Then the camera focuses in on the boys face & it changes into him as an old man. Maybe he is telling this story to the player or maybe he is telling it to a group of people huddled around a fire. And then as we listen to the wood crackling in the fire, off in the distance we hear the sound of Trico's roar. No matter how the story concludes, it's safe to assume it will be an emotional moment. The questions is....will we the players have tears of joy rolling down our face? Or tears of sadness?
how can i play it?
dramatic ending
Madero hell yeah
com o agaro foi a mesma merda depois ele volta e no máximo quebro uma perna
60 doesn't seem worth it tho it best be over 25 hours of story
Lol I expect it to be 6 hours, and yeah games are $80 here (Canada), not worth it
well, like portal 2, it will depend of youn : it a puzzel game .In portal, if you know what to do, 2 or 3 hours and it's done, if you take your time and don't kwon what to do 20 to 30 hours, so, well, 10 time more.