You may have recalled reading about a high definition version of Okami being in the works (it was only an hour ago, geez). Well, now SCEA has released the first official trailer and damn does it look stunning. You can find it below, but prepare your eyes for some nice looking candy.
My only hope is that it includes standard Dualshock controls, but I'll assume this is based on the Wii one and therefore won't.
Okami HD is due this Fall in Japan, America and Europe.
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At 2:30 in the trailer they mention you can use a controller or the Move so we're good for Dual Shock support.
The thing that gets me is that I can't help but feel like they're exaggerating the difference between the PS3 and PS2 versions. I don't remember the PS2/Wii versions looking nearly that blurry.
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