It Only Does Epic Trilogies

God of War is soon to be released and people can’t wait for the closing chapter of Sony’s epic trilogy.

But apparently, we’re not seeing their full vision.

We recently reported a run down of the top ten most expensive games ever made. The list featured quite a few PS3 games – but will God of War III be joining them?

Welcome to our monthly feature were we tell the world what’s been happening over the last month at PS3 Attitude.

Your revenge starts here.

Christer Ericson has confirmed, via Twitter, that God of War III won’t require a mandatory install.

Ericson is Director of Technology at Sony Santa Monica, the team behind the brutally gory, but exhilarating action-adventure title.

This will come as good news to those short on space on their hard drive, and for anyone who finds waiting for an installation excruciating.

One word: Epic.

Sony have released details of the European version of the God of War III Ultimate Box!

Shall we peek at whats inside?

The 7-eleven promotion for God of War III has officially begun. Here’s a brief look at the dynamic theme.

And the marketing campaign for God of War III begins! Today Sony announced a partnership with 7-eleven and Mountain Dew to release a very special “Kratos Fury” Slurpee drink.

Starting February and running through into March, these drinks will be available to buy from 7-eleven stores all across the United States.

It’s official, we have the one date that so many of us have been waiting for: the God of War III release day!

Although only confirmed for North America right now, SCEA has announced that God of War III will be sparkling onto our TV screens on March 16th.

Sony has confirmed that the God of War Collection, currently available in North America, will in fact be released in Europe too in the future.

Previous it appeared that the only way European gamers could get the collection was by purchasing the very expensive God of War III Ultimate Trilogy Collection.

Pretty much everyone right now is excited for God of War III. With the massive hype train and recently released and mind-blowing screenshots, it is no wonder that people can’t wait for January and February to pass over quickly…

If you have seen the screenshots and read the impressions from yesterday, you will know that God of War III is a visually pleasing game.

Sadly it won’t be quite up to the highest of definitions. Jeff Rubinstein from the US PlayStation Blog has announced that the game will now run natively at 720p instead of 1080p, but with the option to upscale.

Today an embargo was lifted that meant a few sites could now tell us about a secret event held last month with Sony.

The event was all about God of War III and some of the press were invited – sadly we were not one of them.

God of War III appears to be arriving in March, and it’s hyped up by many to be the biggest game for the PlayStation 3 platform to date.

We cannot wait to finally get our hands on the game and we assume most of you feel the same way.

The release of God of War III could be as near as two months away, and so many of us are already really excited.

This is why the God of War III Ultimate Trilogy Edition sounds like a fantastic proposition.

Huge. Epic. Ferocious.

Three words that could equally be used to describe God of War III or its Spartan god-slaying protagonist Kratos.

Of course, we could spend all day coming up with other superlatives to express the majesty of God of War III.

Groundbreaking, relentless, eye-popping. We’ll stop there, not because there’s any chance of running out of adjectives, but because words have a strange way of not living up to the grandeur Sony Santa Monica Studio’s legendary tale of Greek mythology and gratuitous violence will deliver next year.

While American’s will get the Ultimate Edition, it’s Europeans who will be getting the God of War: Ultimate Trilogy Edition.

Announced on the PlayStation.Blog, God of War fans will be able to get their hands on the same replica of Pandora’s Box, only this time with a few extra goodies…