Added: 05.06.2014 1:14 | 15 views | 0 comments


Its safe to say that God of War fans are anxious to see what becomes of the next God of War; what happens next, based on the ending events in God of War 3 involving Kratos; who or what dragged him off of that mountain? Did he himself do it? He did also release Pandoras powers into the spirit world so what becomes of that? Are there now a bunch of spirits running around with god-like powers? What will the plot be in general? Hes not angry anymore right? So whats his purpose this time? Aside from in-game plot points gamers are most likely also curious to see how Kratos and the game will look graphically on the next gen console, which may happen at E3, which now seems inevitable based on Sony Santa Monica Studios latest tweet. But how will Sony Santa Monica approach it this time? With the same ole formula?

Added: 30.05.2014 11:14 | 9 views | 0 comments


Mick Fraser: "Minor gripes aside, though, the God of War Collection remains incredibly playable, proving once again that Kratos is one of those rare, ageless creations whose mechanics never seem to age even if his visuals do. Still of a higher quality than many PlayStation 3 games, the pairing of God of War I II is a decent if slightly stretched fit for the Vita, and a great shout for anyone who missed out first time around or simply wants to revisit the blood-soaked marble pillars of Kratos ancient Greece. A welcome release certainly, but not entirely essential."

Added: 07.05.2014 9:15 | 8 views | 0 comments


FanBolt writes: "When the original God of War was released, it blew many a mind (myself included) with its bleak rendition of Greek Mythology, crazy-awesome set pieces, and over the top violence. When God of War II came out, it ratcheted everything up significantly with more varied (and jaw-dropping) environments, more weapon variety, more abilities, and of course more violence. God of War III brought Kratos to the Playstation 3, complete with some absolutely gorgeous visuals and viscera. The list goes on. However, Ive always believed that the strongest God of War wasnt even on consoles, but rather the little handheld that could: Playstation Portable."

Added: 06.05.2014 18:09 | 12 views | 0 comments


God of War defined the word "epic" like no other when it debuted on PS2 in 2005, introducing an iconic character to PlayStation fans worldwide - Kratos. Once the servant of Ares (who saved the Spartan General and his army from annihilation in battle), Kratos was tricked into murdering his family, forcing his metamorphosis into [...]

Added: 14.03.2014 7:15 | 11 views | 0 comments


Kratos is the main character and the most popular character from Sony Santa Monicas God of War video game series. He is widely recognized for his rippling muscles and distinctive body paint. He is the epitome of masculinity and power in the world of God of War, and really in any video game. He is a Spartan warrior, later revealed to be a demigod, who finds himself involuntarily thrust into adventures that could possibly change his fate- eventually resulting in him becoming the God of War.

Added: 06.03.2014 23:15 | 7 views | 0 comments


Mariah Beckman, GIZORAMA - "Dont ask me why, but RPGs generally turn me off. Not for any good reason, but rather for the logical inconsistencies. For example, I can understand why Kratos starts to tear asunder the gods of Mount Olympushe got seriously boned, and hes one mad mother f-er. (Plus, a guy who looks like Kratos is BOUND to make a career out of destroying thingshes not suited for more docile trade work.) But you expect me to believe that a lithe villager with a demure interest in martial arts would battle unimaginable monsters and become an unstoppable warrior, all to save the woman he loves? Also, its a stretch for me to swallow that a band of magicians would combine forces in order to battle another league of magical juggernauts, all to save their little plot of land or avenge their fallen brother. Statistically speaking, these victims of tragedy and injustice are more likely to take up drinking, remarry, or maybe relocate. I know its a silly thing to scrutinize,...

Added: 11.02.2014 0:34 | 10 views | 0 comments


Kratos goes portable for his debut on the PlayStation Vita.

Added: 31.01.2014 8:16 | 3 views | 0 comments


Looking for the ultimate edition to your God of War Collection? Look no further.

Added: 06.01.2014 6:16 | 9 views | 0 comments


God of War will inevitably return in the PS4 generation, but what will it look like when it does? Will Kratos return? Will we get an entirely new setting?