Because like with Team Ico's previous games the story really is in the gameplay.00slash00 said:
The framerate is decent enough for the vast majority of the game. Expect some stuttering at times adjusting the camera outside and on the occasional Trico jumps. The camera is fine for the most part, the camera isn't very good at times in small indoor areas, you can use L1 to refocus the camera on Trico. The main thing with the camera is that it has a lag to it so when you press say left to move the camera left, it takes about half a second for the camera to move. I've gotten pretty used to it and can adjust the camera pretty well without over-adjusting anymore. I think the controls are pretty good. This is real platforming and you just don't hit jump for a canned animation to play show you making the jump, you have to make the jumps and more games need to bring real platforming back. The boy has weight to him, he'll stumble a bit after jumps even just across a flat surface. This is a puzzle platformer so you don't need super responsive controls, you don't need to dodge an attack instantaneously or cancel animations and it's not like a Prince of Persia with moving saws that need to be dodged. I have yet to die because of a controls issue. You definitely need to play the game to get the experience as it's mainly a puzzle game, that's like saying you can just watch someone play a Portal game and get the experience. The bond you feel with Trico is also done through gameplay.00slash00 said:
