[PS4] 人喰いの大鷲トリコ | The Last Guardian |

[( ﾟωﾟ)?]

http://tjgame.big5.enorth.com.cn/sys...06004391.shtml

《最後的守護者》上田文人訪談：大量情報

ICO小組力作《最後的守護者》海量新圖公開
體驗食人鷲的魅力《最後的守護者》FAMI全翻譯

　　PS3獨佔作品《最後的守護者》。這款游戲延續了ICO小組前兩部作品奇幻、荒涼、廣大、帶有淡淡懮傷的淒涼感覺， 在超廣大的游戲世界中，小男孩偶然遇到一只受了傷的巨大鷲獅，而這只鷲獅救了驚慌的小男孩，必且一起展開冒險的故事，而游戲中很多謎題關卡都要發揮創意引 導鷲獅幫忙解開，而人與鷲獅的互動也是游戲最大的特色。 ......


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[( ﾟωﾟ)?]

http://remoon.blog15.fc2.com/blog-entry-15785.html


■『人喰いの大鷲トリコ』 SCE/2011年後半
○ 鼻に何か当たるとくしゃみをする。
○ トリコにとって見張りは敵なので自動で倒したりする。
○ かなり高いところから落ちるとゲームーバー。
○ 地形が変化するステージもある。
○ トリコと同種族や大きな敵が存在するかがまだ秘密。いるかもしれない。
○ 『ワンダHD』は遠近感や高低差がくっきりと表現される。

[( ﾟωﾟ)?]

http://www.computerandvideogames.com...-to-its-limit/


Last Guardian 'pushes PS3 to its limit'

Friday 11-Mar-2011 10:16 AM But game's development hasn't been constrained by the console's capabilities, says Ueda
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Last Guardian creative director Fumito Ueda has said the game is pushing PS3 to its limits.

Speaking to Edge, the Team Ico man discussed the most challenging aspects of developing the stunning looking game, noting: "With Ico, the way the AI was implemented was a challenge, and in SOTC, the way you could climb those bosses was another.


"In this game, I'm implementing both together while applying a huge brush-up that pushes the PS3 to its limit. This is quite a task, and we still have a lot of work to perfect it."

Ueda also said he's still a "long way" from creating the perfect game character, although this isn't something he puts down to the limitations of Sony's console.

"... I want to create a character that is as perfect as possible. I mean, as natural as possible. I'd like players to feel it's really alive... I'm certainly trying to make that perfect living character.

"This is a great platform that has a lot to offer, but it's not a question of machine power. It's more about how you get emotions out of a virtual character.

"All my games feature a wall," Ueda added. "In the first, it was about language, while the second was more about the thinking. This time, it goes beyond that, with a creature that can't speak and has its own behaviour. So they were about situations. I'd like to come to a point where I could really communicate with a character through words in a very natural manner."

Ueda has recently revealed that this spring's Ico and Shadow of the Colossus Collection could come with a demo for The Last Guardian.

The Last Guardian is expected to release in late 2011.

The new issue of Edge is with subscribers now and will be in stores ne

[( ﾟωﾟ)?]

http://translate.google.com/translat...yfrance.com%2F


[Planning] Sony confirms The Last Guardian for late 2011

| April 7, 2011 at 5:41 p.m., by DarkClife

Sony just take stock of the fiscal year 2011 - closed since last week - and took the opportunity to unveil its schedule for 2012. Not much later than nine software if it is the confirmation of the release of The Last Guardian by the end of the year. The next game from Team ICO will be released in Japan in December 2011, another exclusive PlayStation 3 - Uncharted 3 in this case - leaving little time before. A new supposed to reassure the players worried about a possible postponement linked to recent events that took place in Japan.

However, Sony has insisted that if the developers needed more time, they would not hesitate to delay the release of the title. The Japanese firm has well aware of the expectations surrounding the third generation of Fumito Ueda and does not want to risk releasing a title that does not meet its original specifications. So what Ueda perfectionist, we unfortunately can not believe that the game will be released in time developed by Sony ...

Finally, to end on a positive note, the company hinted that a demo of The Last Guardian could be included in Team ICO Collection which will obviously comercialized beforehand. Only waiting for a official release date for this compilation gathering ICO and Shadow of the Colossus, always hoped for this summer.

[破戒僧]

SCEJ、PS3「人喰いの大鷲トリコ」
2011年内発売予定から発売未定に延期
http://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs...20_440966.html

[kyo353]

又延。。。
整隻ICO合集黎頂住先都好呀

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http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2011/...ection-update/


Posted on 20 April by Phil Lynch – European Product Manager, SCEE

The Last Guardian, ICO And SOTC Collection Update


Countries: AE, AU, GB, IE, NZ

SCEE can confirm that we are officially delaying the release of ICO/Shadow of the Colossus Collection and The Last Guardian from their respective launch timeframes of Spring 2011 and Holiday/Winter 2011. We will provide more information regarding release timing at a later date.
Here are a few words from The Last Guardian Director/Game Designer, Fumito Ueda:

I announced at last year’s Tokyo Game Show that the release timing of The Last Guardian which is currently being developed would be holiday 2011.
However, to provide more challenging and better quality of content to users and to fulfill First Party Studio’s obligations, I decided to postpone its release timing.
All the members of my production team are working together at a fast pace to develop and release the game in First Party Studio quality.
I sincerely apologize to all the customers who have been waiting for “The Last Guardian” for so long, but I beg for your patience. I will also announce the new release timing at a later time.

[草薙さん]

GT5二世"

[LKC]

東京每晚都停電,開發受阻?

[now_loading]

又唔係快手...
快d 一心一意做左隻HD 先啦..

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http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/07/rum...o-support.html


RUMOR | The Last Guardian To Support The PlayStation Move? So Says Sony Press Site...

Posted by Waggler Labels: Rumor, The Last Guardian
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Now this is interesting. The PlayStation Move section of the official SCEA press site lists the long awaited The Last Guardian among other Move games. Mistake or...


Here is a screen capture taken from the above mentioned SCEA press site (click to expand).

Does that mean The Last Guardian is definitely going to support the PlayStation Move? Well, hold your horses as there are a few reasons why we can't give that for granted yet.


First of all, as you have probably noticed, the other titles on that list are all Move "required" ones (created exclusively for the device), and it's very unlikely that The Last Guardian would be such a Move-only title.


The other thing is that, well, according to that very site, The Last Guardian was supposedly released on "June 10, 2009".


While all things point at some sort of mistake by whoever manages that SCEA press site, it's definitely suspicious to see The Last Guardian (of all games) as the one being mistakenly listed in that Move section.


As a matter of fact, during an interview with Dengeki Online conducted last year, Fumito Ueda (creator of The Last Guardian as well as of the soon to be re-released in HD/3D ICO and Shadow of the Colossus) didn't rule out Move support for his latest creation. "However, even if we did adopt Move, it would be Move compatible, and not exclusive", he stated.


So does that mistake on the SCEA site mean a positive decision was made about Move adoption for The Last Guardian (be it exclusive or not)?

I've contacted people in the know for a confirmation. Will update this post if I get more info to share.

[LKC]

支援PS Move..係又唔錯!!~

[王小虎]

[( ﾟωﾟ)?]

http://www.gameinformer.com/games/th...oportions.aspx

The Last Guardian

A Pairing Of Epic Proportions



by Tim Turi on September 28, 2011 at 06:50 PM



The recent release of the Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection for PS3 has us experiencing two distinct emotions. We’re reveling in a high definition nostalgia trip with two amazing PS2 titles, but we’re also yearning for new information on Team Ico’s new upcoming adventure, The Last Guardian. Unfortunately, no new info emerged on the game at TGS 2011. Because we assume you’re as eager as we are for some Last Guardian coverage, we’re bringing you something you may have missed. Check out Annette Gonzalez’s preview on the game which was originally published in issue #211 of Game Informer.

Designing The Boy And His Trico

The current model of the Trico is meant to resemble a cat, which the team agreed to after scrapping previous iterations that looked more like a dog, or, in one case, a camel. Ueda says the cat and bird combo turned out to be most effective from a design standpoint because it can jump higher, duck lower, fit into smaller openings, and is more agile overall. This emphasis on the Trico’s ability to move and adapt to dynamic spaces was a direct result of level design. Instead of building environments around the size of the massive creature, the team instead decided to design levels around the size of the small boy to accentuate the Trico’s large scale. Thus, the Trico had to be flexible enough to fit into smaller spaces. During early stages of development, the protagonist was actually a girl. But after discussing the design implications, Ueda says the team moved away from this concept because the girl would have smaller hands and a weaker grip, and a skirt-wearing protagonist would make for awkward camera angles since a large component of The Last Guardian is climbing. In the end, the team settled on an energetic boy who is much younger than Ico. To emphasize co-dependency when progressing through levels in The Last Guardian, Team Ico didn’t design the boy to be completely self-sufficient, but strong enough to hold onto the Trico’s feathers.

It’s been nearly a decade since gamers first felt the emotional bond between a young boy with horns and a mysterious girl as they traversed a world overrun by shadows. Though Ico wasn’t a blockbuster, critics were awestruck by its minimalist design and unique visual style that blurred the line between video games and art. The cult hit led to the development of spiritual successor Shadow of the Colossus, which further carried on the theme of companionship and testing the morally questionable lengths to which one man would go to save a lost love. Shadow is considered by many to be one of the greatest PlayStation 2 games of all time. Team Ico’s upcoming next-gen effort, The Last Guardian, follows the colossal footsteps of its predecessors. Players will witness a boy and a mystical creature develop an unbreakable bond as we discover which of the two is the true guardian.

In the early teaser trailer of the game that debuted a year ago, the camera pans into an ancient structure housing a dormant beast within. A young boy curiously examines the unidentifiable creature from behind a pillar and carefully tiptoes in its direction. When the boy gently pets the beast’s head, suddenly the feathered feline rolls over to expose its talons, props itself up, and playfully scratches behind its ear with its hind leg.
Team Ico has been tight-lipped about The Last Guardian over the past year since its reveal last E3, leaving many questions unanswered regarding the duo’s relationship and the identity of this mysterious creature. Now that the team has completed its research and development and locked down the core gameplay elements, director Fumito Ueda and Team Ico are now ready to let us delve deeper into this mysterious new world.

Connections To The Past

When Team Ico originally designed Shadow of the Colossus, the project began as an independent concept from Ico. It was only toward the end of development that Ueda and the team decided to connect the two. Both titles feature horned characters as protagonists, and both encounter shadowy figures. Ueda hasn’t confirmed whether or not there will be a connection between The Last Guardian and its predecessors, but you may have noticed protruding bumps between the Trico’s ears. Many have speculated that like Ico and Shadow of the Colossus, The Last Guardian will feature a heartbreaking ending, but Ueda says that the conclusion will be open-e

Gameplay videos of The Last Guardian showcase the heartwarming interaction between the boy and the huge creature, which we now know as the Trico. Throughout the boy’s journeys, the cat/bird hybrid assists the boy onto high platforms, rescues him when he slips off ledges, and destroys guards who threaten the boy with the force of its talons. The boy expresses his gratitude toward the Trico with a friendly, tender caress. Ueda says this type of harmonious relationship is something the player must work to achieve, as when they first meet the boy ruffles the Trico’s feathers.

Lost In Translation

In Japan, The Last Guardian is called Hitokui no washi Toriko. This literally translates to “Man-Eating Giant Eagle Trico” or “Trico the Man-Eating Giant Eagle.” Ueda says the reason they chose this name because it signals that the boy will not know if the Trico is a friend or foe when they first team up. Though to us “man-eating” makes the Trico sound like a terrible creature, the term is commonly used in Japanese children’s books and fairy tales. The word “Toriko” is also worth noting. It can mean prisoner or baby bird, and may be a hybrid of the Japanese words for bird (tori) and cat (neko).

Part of team ico’s inspiration for building The Last Guardian around the dynamic relationship between a boy and an animal character was the powerful emotional impact the relationship between Wander and his horse Agro had on players in Shadow of the Colossus. While Ueda has yet to explain how the boy finds the animal bound in chains, we’re told the Trico is initially confused by the young boy and will not always respond to commands until the boy can gain its trust. Rather than adopt a fictional language as its predecessors Ico and Shadow of the Colossus did, in the Last Guardian the boy communicates with the Trico by calling its name or attracting its attention with a barrel or other object of interest. Getting the creature to follow instructions will present a challenge to the player in the game’s stages, but the Trico will warm up to the boy as the story develops.
Team Ico didn’t reveal any of the core story elements, such as why this unlikely duo is teaming up or what they are trying to accomplish, but the developers did open up about their level design and gameplay philosophy for the project. The Last Guardian’s level designs are very vertical, so in order for the duo to progress, they must cooperatively solve puzzles to make their way up a dilapidated, ancient structure. For instance, if the boy needs to access a room that is out of his reach, he must lure the Trico into a position that will allow him to climb its back. To do so, the boy must toss a barrel onto the level above, which piques the Trico’s interest. As it walks toward the

The Last Guardian In 3D?

At this year’s Tokyo Game Show, Sony officially announced the previously rumored Ico and Shadow of the Colossus: The Collection for PS3. The collection includes both PS2 titles on one Blu-ray with full support for HD, 3D, and trophies. Ueda says both titles were very 3D centric in design, so the move to 3D will fully bring these worlds to life. The jury is still out, however, on whether or not The Last Guardian will support 3D.

barrel to investigate, the boy has an opportunity to climb onto its back and successfully leap toward the platform above. The boy and the Trico are traversing an aged, crumbling structure, so environments dynamically change depending on your actions. This causes puzzles to increase in complexity as you progress.
Ueda won’t reveal many more specifics on The Last Guardian, which isn’t surprising. Anyone familiar with Ico and Shadow of the Colossus knows that the developer offers very little information to the player, leaving the overall experience up to interpretation. In fact, Ueda says part of the reason the team chose the title The Last Guardian is because it can be construed in many ways. Is the last guardian going to be the boy or the Trico? We won’t find out until it releases next year.
Read our review of the fantastic Ico & Shadow of the Colossus collection here.


Filed under: PlayStation 3, Preview, The Last Guardian, Action, sony, team ico

[赤兵尉SETH]

上田文人氏がソニーを退社、『トリコ』の開発は継続－海外報道
http://gs.inside-games.jp/news/308/30841.html

ICO』や『ワンダと巨像』のクリエイターとして知られる上田文人氏が、長年在籍したソニー・コンピュータエンタテインメントを退社したとの噂が海外サイトで広まっています。

これは、欧州サイトEurogamerがある日本の開発関係者から得たという情報で、上田氏は現在、フリーランスの開発者としてPS3の最新作『人喰いの大鷲トリコ』の制作を継続しているとのこと。

情報提供者は、発売延期を繰り返し今年のTGSでも続報がなかった『トリコ』の開発長期化が退社の理由のひとつであると指摘。また、上田氏は同作の完成後、個人的なプロジェクトに着手することになると言われています。

尚、SCEEはこの報道内容に関してコメントを控えたということです。
(ソース： Eurogamer: The Last Guardian creator Fumito Ueda leaves Sony - rumour)

[( ﾟωﾟ)?]

最後lu
The Last Project - The Last Guardian

噂：上田文人氏は既にSCEを退職。『人喰いの大鷲トリコ』完成後には個人プロジェクトに着手

ヨーロッパの大手ゲームメディアであるEurogamerが、日本のゲーム開発関係者から知り得た情報として、『ICO』や『ワンダと巨像』を手掛け、現在はPS3向けの最新作『人喰いの大鷲トリコ』の開発に取り組んでいる上田文人氏が既にSCEを退職しているとの噂を報じました。現在はフリーランスとして『人喰いの大鷲トリコ』の開発に携わっており、同作が完成した暁には、個人プロジェクトに着手する計画であるとも伝えています。

なお、Eurogamerはこの件についてソニーに問い合わせを行なっており、その回答は「噂と憶測にはコメントしない」というものだったとのことです。

◆関連リンク
　・The Last Guardian creator Fumito Ueda leaves Sony - rumour　［経由：VG247］

[nami_tamaki999]

咁激? 其實會係幾時出呢? 我仲未買ICO合集

[martinyau1979]

http://bbs.a9vg.com/thread-2082774-1-1.html

出post 個人真係, 抵比人插

[DevilElvis]

唉，咁就走，一個難得的製作人

計開發進度嘅話，山內應該要走先啦

[王小虎]

你計吓prologue+GT5賣幾多隻先啦... 遲d又出Spec II屈錢了。

[nami_tamaki999]

咁希望隻Trico 可以做得更好喇

而家出面仲有冇ICO限定買架?

[( ﾟωﾟ)?]

對於退社之說無否定~

http://gs.inside-games.jp/news/309/30910.html

上田文人氏： 相も変わらず『人喰いの大鷲トリコ』は鋭意制作中
2011年12月06日 03:36:40 / by riot_兄



先週、欧州サイトEurogamerが「『ICO』クリエイターの上田文人氏は既にSCEを退社している」との噂を報じたのが話題となりましたが、新たに上田氏本人のTwitter上で“いろいろと問い合わせいただいてますが... 相も変わらず『人喰いの大鷲トリコ（The Last Guardian）』は鋭意制作中ですのでご心配なく”とのコメントが投稿されています。今回の噂で同作の開発の行方を心配したファンに向けたものであることが分かりますが、ソニーを退社したという噂については今のところ言及がなく、否定もされていない様子です。

余談ですが、上田氏はPS2版『ICO』が本日12月6日で10周年を迎えたことも報告しています。
(ソース： Twitter / @fumito_ueda)

[kennyka]

等到我個孫出世都唔知會唔會見到佢出現...

[川上双葉]

作者: kennyka

等到我個孫出世都唔知會唔會見到佢出現...

取代左DIABLO3要搵後人燒落黎

[grxgr]

有排都未出....末日前有嗎?FFV13又係....好作品永遠需要大量時間...