Abstract: A man of few words, our blue-hued Spartan Kratos prefers to let his feet (and fists) do the talking - and this is exactly what he does from the very beginning of God of War III, which opens in about as explosive a manner as I've seen a game begin ever....
Satisfying combat with a good variety of useful weapons, Outstanding visuals, both artistically and technically, Impressive sense of scale, Challenging and diverse boss battles, Amazing resolution to the trilogy
Not as diverse as God of War II, Story doesn't pick up until near the end
Exhilarating combat and an imposing sense of scale provide a fitting end to Kratos' saga....
Abstract: In the works for three years, God of War III has finally arrived for the PlayStation 3 as one of the most anticipated games for the Sony console. I really, really enjoyed the first two even with some flaws and some of the more frustrating sequences lik...
God of War III is a great end to Kratos' console trilogy. It's not perfect, with some uneven storytelling and progression here and there, but it's still a fantastic overall package. The combat is stellar once again, it's bloodier than ever...
Abstract: Debates over its final boss fight aside, God of War 2's ending made for good theater: Greek Kratos rode on the titan Gaia's back as she scaled Mount Olympus in pursuit of a gods vs. titans face-off with Zeus and friends. It served as a big cliffhanger ...
", The Ugly, Walking in on someone playing the new sex mini-game. you may find this one in your kid's top drawer, if you know what I mean, Verdict: Buy
The voice acting fits the genre, but can be a little overdone at times, After you beat the single-player game, there's not much left to do, The game can feel a little too familiar in places, Kevin Sorbo as Hercules? Really?, The ending is going to have pe
These characters are painted with broad strokesThe story may borrow some characters and themes from mythology, but don't expect much in the way of subtlety when it comes to the storytelling. Kratos speaks in bold, declarative statements, basically telling...
Just like the God of War games that precede it, this final instalment in the trilogy isn't quite faultless even though it's excruciatingly close to a perfect score. However, it forms a trilogy that's greater than the sum of its parts. If you h...
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Published: 2010-03-08, Author: Tom , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: After slicing a rampaging Minotaur repeatedly with your trusty Blades of Exile, you finally knock the exhausted beast down, leaving it dazed and disoriented from your virtuosic display of hatred-fueled combat. As the Minotaur writhes on the ground, bad...
