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    Ōkami

    Game » consists of 20 releases. Released Apr 18, 2006

    Ōkami is an action-adventure game in which the goddess Amaterasu restores life and beauty to a world that has been taken over by malevolent beings through the power of celestial calligraphy techniques.

    Okami - PS2 or Wii version?

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    #51  Edited By RedEyesBlueBunny

    i've played them both and they're both good, the only difference is that in the wii version i hate when i'm running all fast and then i move my arm for whatever reason and it makes me dash or something slowing me down. i do like being able to draw faster with the wii remote though. they're pretty even i think

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    #52  Edited By Klei

    I think the TC has moved on with his life. Maybe he is now a grandfather of eight.

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    #53  Edited By deactivated-57beb9d651361

    PS2 if only because the control-scheme in the Wii version can be a little cumbersome.

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    #54  Edited By JasonR86
    @Kowalski:

    I've only played the Wii version so I can only base my comparison's visually and not control-wise.  However, I really did enjoy the controls of the Wii-version.  Like any Wii game, the controls occasionally glitched from time to time but this didn't happen often enough to bother me.

    Where I can really see a difference, as a person who has only seen the PS2 version from screenshots and online videos, is in the visual presentation.  Originally, Okami was made to look like a water painting.  So, on the PS2 version there was a heavy screen filter that made the screen look like canvas and the colors were washed out.  On the Wii version, the screen filter is there but is much more subtle and the colors are much more vibrant.  I've heard that the textures had been improved as well but I can't say whether that is true or not.  So, if you would want the game to look more like a water painting then you would probably want the PS2.  But, if you want an overall better looking game but less stylized then the Wii version (which runs in 480p and, I think, 16x9 but I could be wrong about widescreen) is the better choice.
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    #55  Edited By Contro

    Go for the PS2 version.

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    #56  Edited By CharleyTony

    This thread should be changed to: "Should I play Okami on the PS3, Wii or PS2?"

    and I would love to get an answer to that question (before buying it for a 3rd time).

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