Shadow of the Colossus HD: PS3 vs PS2 Comparison

Posted By | On 30th, Jun. 2011

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In 2005 a classic was revealed to the world. An experience unmatched by any game till date. Shadows of the Colossus is easily one of those titles  that set a benchmark for future games to come. I was thrilled to no end when the HD collection of two of the best games was announced last year.
Recently some screenshots of the HD collection were revealed so we decided to compare it with the original PlayStation 2 version and the results as one might put it are stunning.

Note: Please use the back-next buttons to navigate through the images. Apologies for our ancient gallery system, the new one will be better. The image below is from the PS2  version and the one above is from the PS3 version.

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