Not sure how you missed them on your way there.

I've just done colossus 15, having been slowly chipping away at them.

What's interesting to me, after not playing in a very long time, is how many I had forgotten.  I remembered 11 all too well because I hated him first time round. 
Yet I'd completely forgotten 12 and 13, both of whom are utterly majestic.  (Especially 13, I have no idea how I let that one slip my mind.)

I'm also still really enjoying the remake in its own right.  I have a lot of sympathy with the concerns expressed by G and others that this iteration's too polished and soulless - and I'd agree that a certain something has been lost.  There's less mystery now, it feels much less dreamlike, and I am no longer free to fill in the gaps with my own imagination.  It's like a sequel to a beloved horror movie where they suddenly insist on showing you the monster you'd previously only imagined.

However - this time round it's one Hell of a monster, even when the spotlight's right on it.  I certainly feel like I'm more able to appreciate some of them for what they were probably always meant to be.  (Particularly, ironically, the smaller ones.)  As I've said before, I'm also appreciating the world itself more - I'm no longer getting hopelessly lost as I once did, but conversely I'm more inclined to deliberately go off and just have a look around.

This version's never going to "replace" the original, but I'm finding it a really rewarding companion piece.

Bob wrote:

I had to check the ign in the end.. it's described as a crab?

Spoiler:

basically i didn't even notice the geysers such was my fear of getting fireballed.

Took me a while as well.

No 10. Hmm...

I think perhaps it's very generous on that bit in terms of what counts as a hit. Something in the general area seems to do it.

Done 11 now. That one was fantastic. And no hints required! Yay.

And having just written that, I immediately tried something and it worked. But I thought I'd done that before and nothing happened!

Done a normal run thru then an easy run thru (trying to build grip for hard and secret gardens)

May have another run thru the last guardian before hard or time attack.

AJ wrote:

Wait, your grip carries over between plays?

It does indeed, takes around 2 and a half to 3 playthrus to have enough to reach tbe top of the temple (secret garden).

You gain grip from each colossus defeated too so not just the lizards pal.
Iv not botherd with lizards for my 2nd run thru, i might go for all shrines visited though and get the lizards that way so i may not need a 3rd playthru to clear it up.

And it's over. Fittingly large final colossus, epic fight, although the camera interfered a bit more than elsewhere. As for the ending, decent enough but could've done with less, if anything.

I loved it overall. It's an amazing environment to be in and the game itself still feels original. Minor issues with control/camera (got used to the horse after a while) and some of the puzzles weren't balanced quite right, but probably about 80% were smartly designed and made sense if you just spent some time being observant and thinking about the surroundings.

Had a look at the trophies, there's no way I'll be seeing everything this game has to offer. But I'm up for some time attack. Done the first 7 so far. Maybe after that Hard mode will be worth a crack.

So I've read there's some sort of score attack co op mode on Bayonetta 2 , any played it ?

Wrong thread?

Despite owning the PS2 and Ps3 version I never got past the 2nd colossus for some reason despite loving Ico.

I'm playing on the Pro and a 4K Tv and this looks stunning , the amount of work Bluepoint have done is amazing.

Can't believe I've missed out by not playing this before, some of the controls are janky ( the bow pisses me off as I'm used to being able to walk and aim at the same time ) . I'm really loving it , murdered number 8 which always makes me sad and can't wait to find the next one .

Not a spoiler as such but no one's mentioned this

Six down.  I'm still not keen on the controls overall, but everything's forgiven when it all clicks.  The fifth boss is probably one of the most exhilarating sequences in gaming.