Now that the HD video is starting to circulate amongst news sites, we are able to show off some of the video. Well not the video per say, but stills from the video showing off some more of the combat coming to us soon for God of War III. Also a little bit of some of the other weapons and levels we have to look forward to this coming March. Like the below big stone guy with giant mallet to boot. Or what looks to be a shipping yard full of crates.
But these still are not just it. There is also a "Look at" the "Behind the Scenes" of God of War III video just let loose as well. So we can get a glimpse at what is going to be on the Ultimate Edition's Behind The Scenes DVD. This clip being part of the choices made behind the combat of the game with none other than Jason McDonald, of the trophy fame and Lead Combat Designer.
What is interesting here is that they mainly go over the aspects of grapple and using Helios' head in combat. Like for instance that there will be enemies later in the game that require the use of the head to even be able to hit. If you've played the demo then you know that the head illuminates hidden things. This seems to include enemies not just standing in the dark. Very cool stuff that makes me want to hit up my PS3 for another playthrough of the demo.
One last thing before I let you go to the video and shots. Also announced and released is the PS3 bundle for God of War III. There is a picture below and if you search Amazon real hard, you will find the listing for about €350 (USD$500). Yea, $500 for a 250Gb PS3 Slim, DualShock 3 Controller, and God of War III. Kind of pricey if you ask me, but that could just be the inflated European cost. But that isn't the big news here. The news with this is that if Amazon is right, the launch date for the game is March 17th. Which puts all of us Kratos fans one step closer to knowing when the End is going to Begin.
There is some "graphic" content in the video, so it is not for small children or those that don't want to see any eye-ripping or head-tearing action.
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