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RAINY DAY: It's back to the start again for Kratos as were given the chance to see what happened shortly before the angry ones rise to power in God of War: Ascension. A worthwhile history lesson or some dull backstory?

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GRO;God of War: Ascension begins after the famous massacre, which Kratos has made on his own family.

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RAINY DAY: It's back to the start again for Kratos as were given the chance to see what happened shortly before the angry ones rise to power in God of War: Ascension. A worthwhile history lesson or some dull backstory?

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GRO;God of War: Ascension begins after the famous massacre, which Kratos has made on his own family.

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Whats the true price of freedom? The answer will be unveiled during the ultimate journey of God of War: Ascension. The plot story is based on Greek Mythology, where the main protagonist is Kratos, an enforcer slaver of Ares, God of War. Ares commits an act of treason by tricking Kratos into killing his wife and child, afterwards the servant breaks his blood oath with the ruthless god. The interminable path for freedom has just begun.

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You may remember him from Living Single, now TC Carson is voicing Kratos from God of War Ascension. TC fills us in on what it's like to voice Kratos.

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This week Dave and Josh unshackle local mammalian deity, Dusty Cartridges Mark Ankucic, to engage Kratos and review God of War: Ascension. The guys discuss EAs gift giving reparations for SimCity, a few news tidbits and break down Devil May Cry Vergils Downfall.

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Kratos returns in this brand new entry in the God of War series and is the supposed conclusion to his story. The question on everyones mind has to be whether this series can keep going with the quality that fans are accustomed to. That answer to that question and more can be found right here in this review of God of War: Ascension.

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Richard Wakeling, Thunderbolt: God of War: Ascension feels like the by-product of a generation that has gone on for far too long. After God of War III wrapped up the trilogy, Ascension attempts to bleed the well of Greek mythology dry even further. The third prequel in the series - and first not on a handheld device - Kratos latest violent adventure could be best described as unnecessary without causing too much fuss. With Zeus and his holy pals put on the backburner till later in the timeline, our angry antihero feels less motivated than he was in his rage-fuelled quest for revenge in God of War III - an aspect thats unfortunately reflected in the game design in what is a fairly by-the-numbers affair.