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Every now and again a video game reboot comes along that completely changes how you feel about its characters, message, and the overall franchise. For many people that was God of War, when creative director Cory Barlog reimagined it in the Norse world. Now this might sound ridiculous, but the next candidate could very well be Megaman. Yes, seriously. Artist Marco Plouffe drew the bright blue hero as if he has been brought up in the harsh world of furs, ale, and gods that are a bit too enthusiastic about killing each other and giving birth to giant serpents.
Hats off for the quality of the picture but it's just shaved Kratos with a helmet. Should be blue surely.
While this was a great article and concept, I think this "wow let's copy god of war" "wow let's copy battle royal" "let's copy soulsbourne" or whatever is more bad than good for the gaming industry. Why not take, in this example God Of War "style", but put it in let say a middle east setting?
I understand small studios (and ea ms studios) wants to copy everything under the sun, but if you can't come up with your own ideas, why have a studio to begin with?
TLDR; be unique - not a rip off from yesteryear
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the fact it says September i don't believe it since every GoW game has released on march (except GoW: GoS)
Kratos: "The monster you created has returned... to kill you! "
-From God of War I to Ares
omg one more god of war,favorite game of this gen,day 1!!!
Well, it's inevitable...
Here's hoping there's no Kratos. His story ended in the first game, which made him so much worse in 2 and 3 I can barely articulate it.
I'd kill for a "reboot" w/ a different mythological setting. Greek is a tad overdone. How about Hindu or Buddhist myth? Native American myth?
Or, hell, follow Hesse and dive into an original mythology based off of Jungian psychology and Zoroastrianism.
Please...can we have an epic battle in terms of numbers! I want to take on an army and not just scattered troops.