Colossus 10 in Shadow of the Colossus ... and shoot it in one of its glowing red eyes when it rises up out of the sand to take a look at you. It's not easy, and requires you to let it get pretty ...

Mechanically it’s still as challenging and tense as ever, but the fear in the colossus’ eyes is visceral. That detail is important for Shadow of the Colossus’ story and emotional resonance.

Each of the 16 colossi you fight during Shadow of the Colossus is ... Fire an arrow into one of its eyes. When you land a hit, the colossus will be blinded and run itself into the wall.

Shadow of the Colossus has now been released ... You can tell the difference because the colossus’ blue eyes will turn red. If ever you’re wondering what you need to do to get a colossus ...

Colossus 15 in Shadow of the Colossus ... Your task now is to bait it into another attack with more arrows (Argus' eyes turn red when it's going to attack) until it takes a swipe at these archways.

dry your eyes and start climbing, using the green vines where necessary. Follow the steps inside and then back out, and then up the column to the top, where you'll meet the final Colossus.

Shadow Of The Colossus is renowned for its devastating ... Two hours of nothing but Colossus fighting would probably make audiences' eyes glaze over, but they still need to be the driving force ...

Maybe look at an ordinary flower and be utterly moved to draw it? Shadow of the Colossus for the PlayStation 2 seems to be a testament to the designer's idea to create a gaming art form.

So I was a bit skeptical of Shadow of the Colossus’s recent remake on PlayStation ... rough edges made the game a little easier on the eyes, but it wasn’t much different from the original.

I remember the horse’s mane whipping in the wind, and it was like peering into another dimension that my eyes could properly focus on. I loved it. Shadow of the Colossus couldn’t look any ...

Shadow of the Colossus is brought up so often in arguments about whether or not games are art that it's hard for people who haven't played it to hear the name without rolling their eyes.