Shadow of the Colossus – Launch Trailer & Price Reduction Before Release

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Although it hasn't even been released yet, the first price war for 'Shadow of the Colossus' on PS4 has already begun, with the price having been reduced shortly before its release. Sony has also released the official launch trailer.

Instead of €44,99, the fantasy epic on disc is currently available on Amazon for only 39,99 EUR Purchase including shipping costs. Amazon Prime users save an additional €2 and pay only €37,99.

After the consistently very good reviews Apparently, they're expecting high sales at launch and want to boost them even further with a lower price. You can also read our review of Shadow of the Colossus again here. read here.

Shadow of the Colossus will be officially released in this country next Wednesday. You can pre-order the game via the following ad:

[amazon box=”B072R24R1W” template=”list”]

Shadow of the Colossus sends you on a quest to defeat 16 gigantic beasts and bring a girl back to life. You have only your wits, a magical sword, and a bow at your disposal as you ride your trusty steed across the vast landscape in search of the colossi. But be warned: while each giant has a specific weakness, finding and exploiting it is anything but easy. A thrilling mix of exploration, platforming, puzzles, and action awaits you.

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