These not-so-heroic video game characters can rival Kratos' murderous temper against heroes, deities, and monstrous villains.

If Moore decides to start with the Norse era of God of War's timeline instead of the Greek era, however, it would be a huge mistake. God Of Wars Live-Action Show Should Not Skip The First Three Games ...

The Kratos of old was dead. A new era of God of War had arrived, and with it, the franchise rose to new heights. Longing for the next hat trick. ... Greek era-inspired areas, ...

Old Kratos. Without question. — Cory Barlog ? (@corybarlog) September 13, 2019. So there you have it: our newer, Norse-ier Kratos would wipe the floor with his younger, pantheon purging counterpart.

By returning to the series’ Greek roots both mechanically and narratively, Kratos’ story came full circle. The Norse God of War games are not just reinterpretations of past ideas, though.

Given everything Kratos did and killed during those earlier games—God of War III is basically a disaster epic brought on by a slasher villain—it couldn’t help be a strange ask to buy into ...

Right now, the PS2 section features a Greek-era Kratos icon, which is odd because there are no PS2 God of War games available via PS Plus. This is noteworthy by itself, but even more noteworthy ...

These leaks claimed that as a way of celebrating the 20th anniversary of the God of War franchise, PlayStation would be letting loose a compilation of all of the Greek-era games in the series.