To see him along with Ratchet and Jack and all of those guys has been kind of cool. Actually seeing Sly in Heroes on the Move is kind of cool, too. ItвЂ™s super cool that those guys are doing that collection. So itвЂ™s kind of heartwarming for me to see something that I worked on five years ago now actually kind of have new life on the PlayStation 3. The Sanzaru guys are doing a really great job with the Sly assets, and some of the technology we used we shared with those guys. вЂњI personally did the original 3D technology in Sly 3, so itвЂ™s super cool to see it on HDTVs with real goggles and everything. Oberg continues with his thoughts on Sucker PunchвЂ™s Sly Cooper franchise undergoing an HD remake on PS3: WeвЂ™re not releasing until 2011 so there still may be tweaks to it, but weвЂ™re pretty happy with the new Cole and people weвЂ™ve shown it to seem to be happy as well.вЂќ He has lighter-on-his-feet clothes meant for climbing around in a hotter environment. He has a t-shirt instead of the leather jacket that he wore in Infamous. ItвЂ™s like New Orleans, a southern hot and humid city, so Cole is more lightly dressed. He looks more like the Cole from Infamous 1. So weвЂ™ve kind of gone back with the design for Cole that weвЂ™re rolling out here at Gamescom. We didnвЂ™t realize there was quite so much love for him. Frankly, we were really surprised that people were so passionate about the old Cole. вЂњ We got a lot of feedback from people after E3 that they didnвЂ™t like the new Cole design that we had made. Sucker PunchвЂ™s Bruce Oberg gave a demo featuring the new new Cole and explained the changes: Find out why this led to another revamping of the characterвЂ™s look and what the developer thinks of the remastered Sly Collection. Sucker Punch did just that after it debuted ColeвЂ™s redesign for Infamous 2 at E3. Very rarely does a developer take community feedback about character design to heart and quickly turn around a new look in a matter of months.

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