London UK – Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) Worldwide Studios has been credited with four awards at the Japan Game Awards 2006 hosted at Tokyo Game Show. The awards were given to three PLAYSTATION®3 titles – Heavenly Sword, Gran Turismo® HD and THE EYE OF JUDGMENT – and to the PlayStation®2 game, Shadow of the Colossus.
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I never got around to mass effect - I’m skeptical that it would hold up if I were to try it now
I would say it does. The combat is a bit shit for todays standards but everything else is great.
the first one is abit the odd one out but after u finished it, believe it it gets tremendously better and better
Shadow of the Colossus is worthy of any award bestowed upon it, except maybe "Best Multiplayer"(that'll be for the sequel :P). Seriously though; happy to see its still getting the recognition it deserves. GREAT game.
Yeah, imagine how many days you could spend roaming the earth looking for Collossi on the PS3. Maybe a game like this where you can use the Collosi to help you fight other Collosi and invading armies? That would Kick A&&.
That blokes grown alot. The last time he was pictured he was no bigger than an Umpa Lumpa. He's been eating his Shreddies!
A little off the topic but it's nice to see the original picture of the PS3 held by Ken K.
For some reason previous publishers (like the guekavara wannabe or whatever) had an edited picture with 200% zoomed PS3.
team, responsible for GT-HD, received their pre-release award at this years TGS. Sony Hater or Not; In all of my years of gaming I've NEVER seen the attention to detail and realism put into a racing sim as the GT series. Since it's debut (which seems like a hundred years ago) other developers have often imitated but never quite duplicated the raw strength and beauty of Gran Turismo. I wish ALL developers would take Polyphony's approach to bringing an idea to public fruition. Kaz and his team literally eat, drink, breathe, and live Gran Turismo 24 hours a day, and it shows from the time you push the power button. I expect that GT will continue to greatly influence the hordes of car loving fanatics around the world and provide a car simulation experience second to none! Nurburgring in HD? Here I come! Viva The "Real Driving Simulator." Congrats Polyphony on a well deserved award.