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god of war 3 meru pakan kategori dari game yang dimainkan akan terasa INGINmain lagi.1) Kratos is even more stab-happy
Our favourite anti-hero seems even more keen to get pokey this time round. In the trailer, we see him not only take down a centaur with a violent flourish, but then rip its guts out. Always good to go the extra mile, eh? Here's hoping there's less QTE and more fully interactive bits like this this time round.
2) PS3 makes the gore much more convincingForget flat flashes of red – the blood here looks thick and juicy. And actually very similar to that found in Gears of War… definitely a good thing. Even the skeletal enemies seem full of the red stuff, which is probably a tad unrealistic. But who's complaining?3) The weapons are all kinds of nasty
Kratos has still got his signature weapon, the Blades of Athena, but there are plenty of other pain-bringing devices on show in the trailer. A centaur attacks Kratos with a spear that's got a mace attached to the other end and the skeleton army is equipped with spiked, angled swords. And then there's Kratos' lovely new gloves, Cestus, which we're still in awe of…
4) It's got evil crows Which like to pull the eyes out of dead people. A cosmetic detail, we'd imagine, but still brilliantly dark.
5) PS3 allows for more enemiesPS2 let you cut though swathes of bad guys, but PS3 looks set to go one better. Or, rather, all the way up to fifty at once.
6) You can control enemies Taking a leaf out of Crash Bandicoot's book (shudder), Kratos can control large foes by jumping on and riding them. In the trailer, he uses a Cyclops' huge arms to take out skeletons while he stabs it in the head. Addaboy.
7) Harpie-ripping returnsAt the end of the trailer, Kratos makes his getaway on a harpie - a winged demon. He causes it grievous bodily harm, seemingly for fun, but it's still alive as the scene fades out. But after the logo, we get another bloody little treat as the video returns briefly, and Kratos rips it in half.
8) Kratos looks ready to pull people's heads off. Either that or pop them like a zit. Either way, there's only one way this is going to end…
God of War III
PS3 Action Game by Sony
God of War III is a single player action game, exclusive to the PlayStation 3, and the final installment of the God of War trilogy. Containing signature and addictive God of War gameplay - a combination of over-the-top action combat, exploration and puzzle-solving - along with an engrossing mythologically inspired storyline and a selection of new weapons and a new weapons system, it is a fitting conclusion to the much praised God of War franchise.
One of the main sumber:http://www.justpushstart.com/2010/03/god-of-war-iiis-new-weapons-revealed/highlights in God of War III are the weapons and magics that Kratos can use. They are more deadlier and stylish this time compared to the past two God of War titles. The following weapons are obtained through story-progression and you shouldn’t really miss anything.
Let’s take a look on the weapons Kratos will be wielding. I warned you, they are deadlier and it’s not for the eyes of the weak. If you are a Sparta, then you deserve to look:
BLADES OF EXILE
After losing the Blades of Chaos in the River Styx, Goddess Athena will give you the ‘Blades of Exile’ to use. The blades are identical to the Blades of Chaos but it holds the power of calling the Army of Spartans.
CLAW OF HADES
The original owner of the Claws of Hades is no other than the God of the Underworld. After Hades’ defeat in his own Palace, Kratos took his weapon and obtained the power to summon cursed soul.
BOW OF APOLLO
Apollo’s Bow can be considered as an ordinary bow. It has the power to shoot fire arrows when charged. Kratos obtained the Bow of Apollo after helping a comrade in the Realm of Hades.
HEAD OF HELIOS
The fall of Helios, the Sun God, has made the Earth turn into a dark planet. Thanks to the Head of the Sun God, it helps Kratos illuminates dark paths and uncover secret places that are shrouded in dust.
BOOTS OF HERMES
The Boots of Hermes has helped Kratos sprint very cunningly to enemies and damaging them along the way. The defeat of Hermes under Kratos’ hands was indeed tragic but his boots has helped Kratos achieved his goals.
NEMEAN CESTUS
This weapon was once used by Hercules. After Kratos obtained this weapon, he received the power to smash shields that can’t be destroyed through the use of an ordinary blade.
NEMESIS WHIP
The stone that Kratos stole in the body of Cronos has given him a chance to have a weapon forged. The Nemesis Whip has the power to conduct electricity and electrocute whoever stands in Kratos’ way.
Before the age of the twilight set upon the Gods, a legend rose to take his place among them. And even though Kratos sat on the throne as the new God of War, he was haunted by visions of his family, a family he himself murdered. But the hands of death could not defeat him, the sisters of fate could not control him, and on this day, the man, the legend, Kratos, will have his revenge.
Following the ending of God of War II, God of War III picks up directly after this with a stirring opening narration from Zeus discussing the actions of the rogue Kratos, who is 'commanding' a small army of Titans rescued from the Great War (using the power of the Fates). The Olympians immediately rush to battle; Helios rides on his chariot over Olympus, Hermes speeds down the very peaks of Olympus as Zeus watches on, Hercules receives the order to lead his troops down into the fray, Hades lunges off and engages several Titans in his giant form, andPoseidon (using his amazing aquakinesis) shoots down from Olympus like a missile and performs a death blow through the chest of Epimetheus, and then manifests himself as a massive water being and spawns several water horses called Hippocampi to aid in the battle. With Poseidon as their greatest threat in the battle, having already decimated numerous Titans and soon going after Gaia herself, Kratos engages the God of the Sea and after drawing him into Gaia's grasp manages to knock a weakened Poseidon out of his godly form and onto a separate platform. The two berate each other briefly before Kratos walks up and beats the Lord of the Sea severely, finally gouging out his eyes and snapping his neck as he tosses him off into the ocean. With Poseidon's death, the seas cataclysm and ocean levels rise significantly, causing a flood that appears to engulf the entire world and destroying almost all of mankind save those on top of Olympia.
After killing Poseidon, Gaia and Kratos reach Zeus' pavilion, where the king of the gods angrily anticipates Kratos' arrival and, at last, assaults them with a mighty blast of lightning that blows off a massive amount of Gaia's arm and sends the two spiraling down Olympus (Kratos survives presumably by using the Golden Fleece to absorb most of the blast). However, even using the Blade of Olympus to stab into her back, Kratos is unable to hang on as Gaia fights to survive and climb back up to Zeus. She warns him that he was only a pawn and is now expendable now that the Titans have reached Zeus, allowing the embittered Spartan to tumble to his death. Kratos contemplates his life as he lurches through the River Styx and its caverns, and resolves to escape Hades (once again) and destroy Zeus. On his way to Hades' chamber after being sucked of nearly all of his power from the dead souls of Styx, he reunites with a newly-formed Athena who claims to have reached a "new level of existence" and is willing to help Kratos assume his revenge, granting him new weapons to survive the Underworld and the foes that lie ahead, and also defining his next quest of finding and extinguishing the Flame of Olympus in order to truly defeat Zeus.
Kratos makes his way through the Underworld meeting a couple of lost souls, encountering statues of the judges of the Underworld, meeting Hephaestus who informs him more and more about the secrets of Olympus and Zeus, and finding mysterious scrawls on the ground that he silently acknowledges to be from various people in his past. Finally entering Hades' palace he finds the coffin-wed body of Persephone that Hades had restored, and engages the Lord of the Underworld himself inside of a dark cavern. Hades matches Kratos until the bloodthirsty Spartan manages to rip off his helmet and steal his weapons, and then ripping out Hades' own soul and absorbs it using the Claws of Hades. Escaping the Underworld through a Hyperion Gate, Kratos renews his journey up along Olympus except that he now faces both the Titans and the Gods - he encouters Helios on his chariot where later he rips the sun god's head off with his bare hands and recives The Head of Helios, he 'amputates' the legs ofHermes acquiring The Boots of Hermes, mercilessly beats his own half-brother Hercules to death with the Nemean Cestus, breaks Hera's neck after she insults Pandora, a small child-like creation of Hephaestus who is the key to extinguishing the Flame of Olympus and revealing its contents, encountering a radiant Aphrodite and her handmaidens in the goddess' chamber, stabbing the Titan Cronos in the head with the Blades of Olympus atTartarus, impaling Hephaestus after betraying Kratos to Cronos, reciving The Nemesis Whip from Hephaestus just before his death, battles Skorpius,The Queen of the Scorpions and finally arriving at the Flame's chamber with Pandora, only to be interrupted by Zeus himself.
Zeus prevents Pandora from her destiny and engages Kratos, though the latter bests the King of the Gods in a duel and suddenly has a change of heart. Pandora was made to be the Key to Pandora's Box, which is what truly rests within the Flame of Olympus, and would have to sacrifice herself. However, due to inadvertent prodding from Zeus pleads that Kratos not "fail in his decisions this time", Kratos releases Pandora and attacks Zeus in a rage, only to be stunned by the Flame's dissipation. Kratos opens the Box once again, just as he had in the first game, only to discover that it is empty. Zeus mocks him for "another failure", and teleports outside in order to recover, while Kratos' rage grows even stronger. Father and son meet outside once again on a familiar platform, but before either can claim victory, the platform is suddenly shaken by a reawakened Gaia (believed to have been killed during the fight and subject of many Titans anger against Kratos), who violently shakes them and causes them to flee inside of her body. Inside of her chest, Kratos and Zeus duel near her heart; Zeus sucks her heart of her life and rejuvenates as does Kratos, and finally Kratos impales Zeus with the Blade of Olympus against Gaia's heart, seemingly killing both of them.
Awakening amidst cracked earth, Kratos finds Zeus' body impaled on a rock, and extracts the blade callously. But Zeus' spirit, consumed by some lasting hatred for his 'infidel' son, attacks and apparently drains Kratos of his willpower, his anger, and instead fills him with fear and a sense of loss whilst throwing him on the verge of death. Before dying, Kratos shares a last-minute mental journey with the guide of Pandora, whose spirit lives on within him, and begins abolishing the various things that torment his soul - the very things that the Astral Zeus is using to kill his mind, similar to what Ares once did. Overcoming these hurtles with a feeling of Hope, Kratos destroys Zeus' astral spirit with a final series of blows, ending the reign of the Olympians once and for all as it seems...
Athena arrives to congratulate Kratos on his victory and requests that he turn over the power he claimed from Pandora's Box, but he reveals that there was nothing inside. Athena claims he is lying, because when the evils of the Titanomachy were first sealed into the box, as a safety measure, she placed into the box the "most powerful weapon in the world", hope, to counter act the evils. She demands Kratos return this power he obtained from the box that rightfully belongs to her, for now that the world is cleansed by chaos, she will rebuild it under her rule with the power of hope. Athena realizes, however, that when Kratos first opened the box to kill Ares, as the evils infected and took hold of the gods of Olympus, especially Zeus, the power of hope infused itself into Kratos. Hope had been buried deep beneath the anger, need for vengeance, and guilt, and when Kratos had finally learned to forgive himself for his past, he had released the power. Athena again demands Kratos give her the power, but Kratos refuses, and impales himself on the Blade of Olympus. Which then, a large ray of blue light releases itself into the sky, giving all mankind the power of Hope. Athena becomes furious, claiming that man will not know what to do with Hope. She removes the sword from Kratos, and departs, telling Kratos how disappointed she is by his actions.
In the post-credits scene, the spot where Kratos' body was lying is now empty, with a trail of blood going off the edge of the cliff. This scene is reminiscent of his suicide attempt in God of War.
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