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A lot of love was poured into this episode of DF Retro - we hope you enjoy it. On top of that, we discuss the options available for playing the game today, whether it's running the original Xbox release under backward compatibility on Xbox 360, or exploring emulation. John Linneman covers off the game's notable technological achievements, the changes made from the first game along with deep dive comparisons stacking up the original Dreamcast version with the Xbox port that arrived a year later. This one is a very special episode - an extended 33 minute analysis of AM2's classic Shenmue 2. Watch on YouTube Going back to its roots on the original PlayStation before charting its progression to PS2, here's DF Retro's look at Ico. There's also in-depth analysis on the special techniques used in creating this title's unique presentation.
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John Linneman is your guide as Digital Foundry assesses Ico's beautiful technology, charting its journey from the original PlayStation across to PS2, as well as covering Bluepoint's excellent last-gen remaster.Īs usual, there's plenty of behind-the-scenes footage and rare curios - if you want to see Ico running on original PS2 hardware at 60 frames per second (double its usual output), along with a host of debug options, John's got you covered. Next up, we journey back to 2001 to revisit the classic Ico for PlayStation 2 - the first Ueda classic.
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From early concept work through to the excellent PS3 remaster, John Linneman reminds us about what made Shadow of the Colossus so special.īut of course, Shadow of the Colossus wasn't Fumito Ueda's first PS2 outing. Can emulation do a reasonable job of tackling one of PS2's most challenging titles? Alternatively, just how well did Bluepoint Games manage to remaster the Team Ico masterpiece on PlayStation 3? All this - and more - is addressed in this 19 minute special. And yes, via new captures taken using original PS2 hardware, you'll get to see just how 'cinematic' the frame-rate actually was.Īnd on top of all this, we check out the best way to play the title today on more modern hardware. You'll get to see pristine footage of the game's early concept work, analysis on how the title used new techniques to create its world and characters. This week, John Linneman rounds off the Digital Foundry 2016 retro collection with an in-depth retrospective on the second of Fumito Ueda's PS2 classics - Shadow of the Colossus.
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Check back often for brand new episodes as we update this article with the latest videos. It's a great way to revisit the classics while reflecting on what made each game so special in its day. Every weekend - or as frequently as we can schedule it - DF Retro brings us a new story based on a significant release in gaming history, backed by exemplary, clean capture taken using original console hardware. Welcome to the world of Digital Foundry Retro.
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