#GOD OF WAR 3 PS3 SERIES#

Few games have been able to match the epic boss fights of the GoW series in the past, and this time the title goes totally balls to the wall, with some stunning confrontations. This is done by finding hidden chests containing Gorgon eyes, Phoenix feathers and Minotaur horns, as well as acquiring new weapons and abilities by defeating bosses and the like.Р”Р„h, the bosses. Predictably, shortly after the opening scenes, Kratos is stripped of most of his powers, meaning that, as you progress, youРІР‚в„ўll have to power him up. You really do appreciate just how ridiculously nails Kratos is as you carve a bloody trail through the many and varied foes, and as with the original game, the combat is still peppered with various puzzles and simple logic problems, each of which help to break up the scrapping and to keep things well paced and interesting. Using a mix of light and heavy attacks, along with evades, blocks, parries and throws, you can act out some truly eye watering battles, where odds that would take down a god are all within KratosРІР‚в„ў formidable grasp. Kratos can pull off stunning combos with the blades, and the control system is as fast and fluid as it always was, with the right stick being used to perform quick evades, and shoulder buttons used for guard, magic, attack modifiers and contextual actions. Yep, GoW III is about as gory as it gets, and with the return of the seriesРІР‚в„ў staple QTE finishers, the amount of blood, guts and giblets being thrown around is higher than ever, with some truly grotesque and brutal depictions of violence on display. The chained blades the Spartan warrior prefers are as deadly and cool as ever, and with the new visual flair, youРІР‚в„ўre not likely to see as much blood spilled anywhere else. As soon as you take KratosРІР‚в„ў reins, youРІР‚в„ўre in familiar territory, as long as youРІР‚в„ўve played the previous games, of course, and youРІР‚в„ўll be able to pull off all of his devilishly graceful moves with ease. When the camera swoops out to reveal the massive size of Gaia, itРІР‚в„ўs impressive enough, but when you realise that youРІР‚в„ўre still controlling Kratos and the action is still going, well, you canРІР‚в„ўt fail to be impressed.Р”В¬ontrolling Kratos is like slipping on a pair of old, comfy trainers thereРІР‚в„ўs little need to wear them in, as they fit just fine.

What you see on screen here is true next gen visual performance on console, not only due to the impressive visuals themselves, but by the events being portrayed.Р”Р„s the camera sweeps in and out showing titan, Gaia, fighting against a massive foe, you control Kratos, fighting his own battles like a flea running around on GaiaРІР‚в„ўs arm. ItРІР‚в„ўs a real jolt to your seat by the developer, and a clear sign that SonyРІР‚в„ўs box has finally come of age. This sequence, which sees the seriesРІР‚в„ў brutal protagonist, Kratos, the Ghost of Sparta clambering around a massive moving titan as it climbs Mount Olympus, is one of the most impressive openings of any game, ever. Wow! Gasp! Oooohhh! ThatРІР‚в„ўs certainly going to be the reaction from almost every gamer that picks up God Of War III and scraps their way through the gameРІР‚в„ўs epic opening sequence.

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