It's or was at the time of release one of the most immersive games ever made. The empty environment, although void of other characters and animals, there was great detail to the environments and you felt alone there , and kind of real. The journey getting to the next challenge of colossi felt amazing. The colossus them selves, don't think there was a game before it that had this epic sense of scale and immersion to it. Some were literally breathtaking. Some of them gave a sense of surrealism and awe, stunning. I don't think there's been many games since that have invoked the same feelings of emotion, to that level of scale. Looking forward to playing the remake.

I beg to differ about shouldnt be for everyone. If someone is going to label themselves a shooter only gamer or only into certain genres, they they are missing out on life and is a shame they can't explore other levels of greatness and stay narrow minded like that.

I haven't played it since PS2 days, but I remember really loving it. The main thing that stands out is that the game has this great concept of you doing battle with the giant Colossi. No game had "boss" battles like that before, but since then I have seen these giant bosses come up more often and implemented better (like in Dark Souls for instance).

The other thing I remember is that Shadow of Colossus is a very pretty game to look at, especially by PS2 standards. There might be other things I liked too, but those are the things that have stuck with me the most since it has been quite a few years since I've played it.

I just beat the game for the first time and absolutely loved it. Beautiful, emotional, thrilling. I don't have a single complaint.

You know what? After re-reading my own post I have to say I myself am even fascinated by my post. I apologize, I really do get LIVELY when something is written that I feel I have to address ASAP. I get so attached to it on an emotional level as if I truly want someone to understand where I'm coming from through words. I think it's my PISCES that's in me.

And again, what you wrote makes perfect sense. I mean, if someone wants SotC to be something else well then...I guess you have Zelda games for that. Namely, BOTW which I feel took to SotC for inspiration on world design but in its heart is still Zelda. But yeah, SOtC is great because it's SotC. It wants to be different. It NEEDS to be different. And like Ueda himself stated, this level of "different" makes the game stand out amongst a sea of copy cats.

I didn´t like it very much :/

Lets say each colossi is a level by itself. So, its a game divided in 16 levels, in where you enjoy the atmoshpere, the soundtrack, the landscapes, and the epicness of each battle, and in top of that, storywise, is a jewel.

IMO...   Nothing, the original performed terribly and the performance was still better than the controls/camera/etc...  

Supposedly they fixed many of the issues but its a hard pass for me.

it's jaw droppingly good again. How can a 12 year old game look this good and play so well. The camera is still not perfect, made worse by being used to simply looking around in VR. So archaic and inefficient to use a thumb stick to look around! Yet everything else already far exceeded my hyped up expectations for this remake.

Playing it in 60fps HDR enabled, motion blur disabled, just the way I like it. 6 colossi defeated so far, I keep getting sidetracked exploring the landscape.