Sony has let Kratos out for a little gad about. SPOnG has the video proof below.
Unfortunately, while Kratos may be getting to stretch his legs, Sony has opted to shrink our view of him doing so by framing it in a PSP screen within the video. Was Sony worried we would forget that Chains of Olympus is a PSP game? Maybe the company was worried that we would mistake the PSP's rendition of God of War for the HD PS3 instalment in the series, which was unofficially confirmed by Sony upon Chains of Olympus director Cory Barlog's departure from SCEA?
Best not to worry, eh? Just tuck into the video below. When you're done, you can find out more on SPOnG's dedicated Chains of Olympus page.
Unfortunately, while Kratos may be getting to stretch his legs, Sony has opted to shrink our view of him doing so by framing it in a PSP screen within the video. Was Sony worried we would forget that Chains of Olympus is a PSP game? Maybe the company was worried that we would mistake the PSP's rendition of God of War for the HD PS3 instalment in the series, which was unofficially confirmed by Sony upon Chains of Olympus director Cory Barlog's departure from SCEA?
Best not to worry, eh? Just tuck into the video below. When you're done, you can find out more on SPOnG's dedicated Chains of Olympus page.
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SuperSaiyan4 22 Feb 2008 12:37
1/2
If you play a game like this on the PSP I think you're gonna need to keep it plugged into the power socket as its highly addictive on the PS2.
config 22 Feb 2008 14:55
2/2
If I were to play a game in a single session that was long enough to drain a full battery, I'd prolly need a trip to the hospital to get some prescription painkiller for the agony in my hands. PSP, for me, has not got a comfortable d-pad and analogue nipple layout