![]() These elements were shown very little Chains of Olympus. GOW is largely about big, fat, epic boss battles and awesome quick time events. ![]() However, was missing one important component, namely the bosses. That was a fear that soon disappeared when I started playing and realized that it held up to the ps2 titles, well as far as graphics and control wise go. ![]() But the gameplay, then, does it hold up to the other GOW titles? Oh yes! I remember when I sat down with Chains of Olympus for the first time, remember the fear I felt that it could not meet my expectations, that Ready at dawn wouldn't be able to fit the GOW experience in a psp. Personally, I actually think that GoS has one of the most engaging stories in the GOW series. In GoS Kratos is not out for revenge, he just wants to save his brother from his terrible fate. In GoS, we see parts of him that has not previously been shown much such as love and sympathy. So I think that GoS is a very welcome and important part of the series. But I have to admit that he can become a little monotonous in his pursuit for revenge. According to me, one of the highlights of GOW is the protagonist Kratos, this bitter and sad anti-hero who repeatedly screams out glorious one-liners while he fights against the gods, titans, etc. ![]() In Ghost of Sparta Kratos takes a second Journey to the psp on with it we get to see sides of him that never before has been seen. ![]()
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