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We all give our final thoughts on E3! Courtney accidently slips some God of War spoilers (don’t worry, we edited them out!), Josh tells us about his experience playing Line Simulator 2018 (AKA E3), Derek finds time to play Shadow of the Colossus but hasn’t finished God of War 3! Mika joins in with a quick blurb about Detroit Become Human and what it’s like to play Mario Cart with Derek. We also discuss our theories on why gaming loves post apocalyptic settings – ONLY on the Geekscape Games Podcast!


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Outro: All About Dat Beard – Marty Ray Project

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The trio have conflicting feelings about Detroit Become Human. Courtney is super grumpy. Derek is ready to become a cyborg. Josh can’t seem to stay awake gaming.
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Derek has forgotten how to podcast. Courtney is cranky. Josh is worn out from work. It was a tough episode. BUT we did all enjoy gaming this week! Courtney’s mom calls her out. We discuss one of the grossest games on Steam. ONLY! on the Geekscape Games Podcast.

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This week’s outro: Shake It Off – Taylor Swift (runson remix)

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Terrible illness and a Taylor Swift concert have whittled the gang down to Courtney and Josh. We talk about the new controller from XBox created with accessibility in mind and the potential for some new more accessible PS4 controllers. We also tackle some E3 rumors including those about the new Pokemon Let’s Go for Switch and the (possible) end for the PS4. We also talk about playing games that AREN’T God of War (like Cuphead and Injustice 2) SO that’s a miracle.


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Shane’s new gaming review project is starting off VERY rough. Derek and Courtney love some God of War. Josh is gonna learn us something good, and Hellgate London is trash.


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Derek falls harder for God of War. Shane is starting a new project. Courtney gets kicked from the podcast by her cat. ONLY! On the Geekscape Games Podcast.

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This year during Comic Con, I had the honor of getting to sit down with composer Bear McCreary. Bear has composed for many different genres and shows from The Walking Dead, Battlestar Galactica, Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, and even the upcoming God of War for PS4. In the interview, we talk a bit about getting to compose the new God of War, how he got the gig composing the Angry Video Game Nerd Movie, and more! Check out the interview below!

The last time we parted ways with Kratos, he had just finished killing Zeus after slaughtering most of the Greek gods, and stabbed himself with the Blade of Olympus, seemingly killing himself while releasing the power of the blade for the world’s use. Fast forward to the new God of War that Sony debuted at their E3 2016 press conference, and he seems to be doing pretty well for a guy who had a sword through his body. With a son, a new world and a new life for him to enjoy, it seems he’s finally picked up the pieces of his life well, all things considered. But after being known as the God of War and the most fearsome warrior the Spartans have ever produced, it seems all that he’s interested fighting for these days is the title of World’s Best Dad.

Framed as Kratos teaching his son how to hunt in a Norse setting, this is a *VERY* different God of War than what we’re used to. With the camera fixed on a behind the back third person view, the axe wielding Kratos uses both his fists and his weapons to attack different enemies. From wildlife to the towering giants we’re used to fighting throughout the series, there’s little that’s recognizable when comparing this trailer to the past games. To me, this is definitely a good thing, since it’s rare that developers will take such a huge chance on an established franchise. From the gameplay to Kratos’ bushy new beard, all we know for sure is that the former god is preparing his son for something. As we see dragons flying in the distance, we have no idea what that thing is, but this set up has me begging for more. And I say that as someone who wasn’t a huge fan of the originals to begin with.

I felt like this was the definite highlight of Sony’s presentation, but I’d love to hear your thoughts on these bold, new steps that the series seems to be taking. Do you miss the chain wielding sociopath from the past, or is this more subdued papa Kratos something you’re willing to go with? Share your opinions below, and catch up with the game’s massive trailer below.

Briefly: People joke that the libraries of the PS4 and Xbox One are nothing but HD rereleases at this point, and amidst big name delay after big name delay, it’s really starting to feel like that’s true.

So shortly after what is arguably the PS4’s most anticipated title, Uncharted 4, was pushed back to 2016, Sony revealed that God of War III will hit its newest console this Summer.

The game looks pretty gorgeous in full 1080p, and is targeting 60FPS, but at this point I’m kinda sick of HD rereleases. Sony notes that “This action packed thrill ride of a game will take series newcomers and regulars alike on a retina-popping thrill ride filled to the absolute brim with 1080p gameplay, silky smooth combat, earth-shaking weapons, bosses you simply have to face to believe, and an all-new new photo mode so you can share those most tender of God of War moments, like stabbing a Minotaur in the frickin face, with your friends and loved ones.”

God of War III Remastered will hit the PS4 on July 14th. Take a look at a coupe of screenshots below, and let us know if you’re excited for this, or if you’d rather play some new games instead.

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During a God Of War retrospective panel at the Playstation Experience event this weekend, the creative director of Sony Santa Monica, Cory Balrog, confirmed that a new God Of War is currently in development! Sadly, this is all we’re likely to hear for a long while.

According to Balrog, the game isn’t coming out anytime soon, saying he should be able to discuss details, “within a year or two.” Whether or not Sony will actually stay true to these comments now that the cat is out of the bag is doubtful, but either way, don’t expect to jump back into Ancient Greece for a long, long while.

It’s not surprising at all that a new God Of War title would find its way back to shelves, considering its popularity, (regardless of the fact that it was supposed to be a trilogy,) and the bad taste the inferior Ascension left in our mouths. But how much story is there left to tell? After the ending of GOW3, Kratos essentially killed everyone and everything. Could this be another prequel? (Please, no…) Or maybe a reboot? Teenage, rebellious Kratos incoming!

How do you feel about the continuation of the series?

In two week’s time, the next chapter in the God of War franchise will launch on the Playstation 3. Sony today released a new trailer for the game, and just like every God of War before it, Ascension looks bad-ass.

 

Watch the new trailer below, and let us know what you think! God of War: Ascension hits shelves on March 12th. Tonight’s PSN update also features a demo of the title, so you can give it a shot before you decide if it’s worth your hard-earned cash!

 

 

Vengeance is born in the fires of betrayal in this prequel to the best-selling “God of War” franchise. Six months have passed since Kratos stood over the bodies of his wife and child, his hands stained with their blood – tricked by Ares into murdering the only people he ever loved. Swearing to avenge them, Kratos broke the bloodoath that bound him to Ares, but oaths to Olympus are not so easily broken… Sentenced to an eternity chained within a prison for the living damned, Kratos battles insanity at the hands of the Furies. He will be tested as he seeks freedom, redemption for his sins, and the clarity to avenge his family.

For the lucky ones out there, enjoy your time at PAX Prime 2012 in Seattle this weekend. For the not-so lucky, here are some things to maybe occupy your time in-between all the announcements this weekend.

 

PS2/PS3 Collections – PS3, PSN

Holy collection overload Sony! With four game collections released this week, you should have no trouble with choices on these alone:

God of War Saga ($39.99)

  • God of War, remastered in HD
  • God of War II, remastered in HD
  • God of War III
  • God of War: Origins Collection (which includes God of War: Chains of Olympus and God of War: Ghost of Sparta)
  • Full PlayStation Network Trophy Support
  • Exclusive Bonus Content
  • Voucher For 1 Trial Month of PlayStation Plus

inFAMOUS Collection ($39.99)

  • inFAMOUS
  • inFAMOUS 2
  • inFAMOUS: Festival of Blood
  • Extra missions
  • Additional character costumes, power ups and weapon styles

Ratchet & Clank Collection ($29.99)

  • Remastered versions of classic Ratchet & Clank games from PS2 in 1080p with 3D support (in 720p)
  • Ratchet & Clank
  • Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando
  • Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
  • Online Multiplayer Support for Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
  • Full PlayStation Network Trophy Support
  • FREE 10th Anniversary Ratchet & Clank Avatar
  • EARLY ACCESS to the Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time Demo

We also get a collection of thatgamecompany’s trio of titles previously available as downloads only. With the Journey collectors edition, we get Flow, Flower and Journey as well as some decent extras bundled in:

  • Thirty-minute behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of Journey
  • Creator Commentary playthroughs of all three games
  • Three exclusive mini-games from thatgamecompany
  • Concept art and screenshot galleries for all three games
  • Original soundtracks for all three games
  • PS3 dynamic themes and wallpapers
  • PSN avatars including eight exclusive new Journey avatars never released before
  • Official game trailers and developer diary videos
  • Reversible cover art

 

The Walking Dead Episode 3: Long Road Ahead – PC, PSN, XBLA

Telltale Games decided to spring this one on us at the last second with the announcement on Monday. Not to say that I am mad about that, it’s just unexpected to not announce the release date two or more weeks in advance. I’m sure Long Road Ahead will continue the intense pace and more gut-wrenching story moments like episode 2 brought us. After all the stats Telltale Games has shown about the choices people made in previous episodes, I am curious if people will start to change the way they play in order to screw with those stats or continue to play honestly.

It looks like this week we are getting a whole bunch of news announcing video games being adapted into movies. If you don’t know much about ‘God Of War’ the game followed the battles of the Spartan warrior Kratos, who squares off against mythological beasts including Medusa, Cyclops and the Hydra in his quest to find Pandora’s Box and destroy Ares, the god of war.

With the financial success of movies such as ‘Wrath Of The Titans’ and ‘Immortals’ it was only a matter of time until a studio put this one into motion. David Self,who is exec producing, wrote the initial draft and now Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan have been hired to re-write the script for the upcoming movie. The writing team has written four of the six ‘Saw’ movies and the upcoming ‘Pacific Rim’.

Charles Roven and Alex Gartner are producing via Atlas Entertainment.

Now the big question is…who could play Kratos?

Source: THR

Kratos is back and bloodier than ever! The fine folks over at the Playstation blog have just released a trailer for God of War: Ascension, but be warned it’s a tad bloody…as if you expected anything less from Kratos.

Not much is known about the story or game play thus far, but on Monday, April 30th at 8am Pacific Time there will be a live streaming event on PlayStation.Blog and the official God of War: Ascension Facebook page that will give a glimpse of what’s in store for the game. I’m looking forward to this one so I’ll be keeping an eye out for more details when they are released.