This article looks into who Kratos is in the God of War series compared to who he was in Greek mythology. In the game series, the article looks into Kratos as the son of Zeus. In mythology, the article looks into Kratos as the son of Pallas and Styx, a sibling, and a servant of Zeus.
PlayStation - The Concert is a magical musical experience for fans of the brand.
Former PlayStation Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida saw God of War as a "problem" when he first played it, and advocated for its delay.
And it became one of my most favorite games of all time and I still like it more than the sequel.
Well if a game/movie/project needs fixing, especially something with the legacy that god of war does. Delay and fix it, don’t ruin the legacy by releasing crap.
Way to go.
Like Miyamoto famously said.
“A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad.”
Playstation - "Join us in celebrating God of War’s 20th anniversary by looking back at the incredible journey Kratos has taken throughout the last two decades.
On behalf of everyone at Santa Monica Studio, we’d like to thank all of the fans who have supported us over the years. You are the ones who have made it possible for God of War to reach this milestone and we’re more grateful than we can ever express that you’ve given us the chance to keep creating.
As much as I love the new God of war saga, I really miss the scale and epic set pieces of the OG games :/
Thank you Mr. Jaffe. Few franchises stay relevant for 20 years. Thank you Stig, and Corey too
Cratos in mythology is so much the polar opposite of Kratos in the GoW series
Almost like how Hades is portrayed as a vile villain in most adaptations of the mythological character that seems more akin to an analogue of Satan than his original self.
I gotta be honest, up until this point, I was never sure whether Kratos was really from greek myth, or just a new character injected into it.
Historians will call Kratos a liar... But history was written by men who have hanged heroes. 😁