God of War: Chains of Olympus

unihoaxer's God of War: Chains of Olympus (PlayStation Portable) review

Great Installment to the Series

God of War: Chains of Olympus is a fun addition to the hand held line up on the PSP. This version has plenty of save points and seems to be perfect for small play sessions but still can draw you in to play just a little bit longer. Graphically, the game looks really good and the audio is definitely headphones-worthy. I entered the game having heard others complain that the main story mode is very short but what I did not expect was the challenge modes that are unlocked after you complete the game. This is in addition to the God Mode that also is the highest difficulty that also is made available. I believe God of War to be a must have for the PSP system.

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Brutally awesome, but Brutally short 0
God of War: Chains of Olympus(PlayStation Portable) by d34dm4n on August 10, 2009
God of War: Chains of Olympus is a PSP exclusive prequel to the critically acclaimed PS2 game God of War. Once again, players take up the mantle of Kratos, the notorious Ghost of Sparta, during the early years of his service to the gods. The main story of the game is that Helios, the god of the sun, is knocked from sky and Morpheus, the god of dreams, is slowly taking over the land. So, the gods task Kratos with returning Helios and his chariot to their rightful place. But as the story progresse...
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Chains of Olympus does not dissapoint. 0
God of War: Chains of Olympus(PlayStation Portable) by optiow on January 24, 2009
When I first got CoO I had read heaps of Gamespot and IGN revews saying how dissapointing this game was, so when I got it I had my doubts. But when I started playing CoO those doubts vanished. I will tell you why...Like all God of wars so far there is a complex and intriguing story, it is a lot more focused on Kratos's past and family like the first God of War game. This game is set before the first two games where Kratos is a servant of the Gods of Olympus, and is still trying to rid himself of...
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