The God of War Collection is just one day away, can you handle the wait? Over at the PlayStation Blog, to kill some time until Tuesday hits, a new developer commentary video has been released and it’s pretty neat.

If you ever wanted to know how fast the developers were able to get God of War II running on the PS3, and other interesting tidbits about the development process, you’ll definitely want to watch this video.

With God of War Collection dropping on November 17th, Kratos fans new and old will soon be storming Olympus in their attempts to pick up some glorious trophies.

Highlighting one of the more difficult to obtain trinkets over at the official US blog, lead tester on the game, Stephen Peterson, shows us just how it’s done. Battle your way to the Loom Chamber in less than 10 minutes? Gold we say.

Shortly after we heard about how European gamers can get their hands on the God of War III demo, we now hear what North Americans can get in the GOW III Ultimate Edition.

After asking PlayStation fans on what they would like to see in the mega edition, we can now tell you what’s in it.

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has announced their plans to get the E3 God of War III demo in people’s hands.

The demo which is being bundled with the God of War Collection and District 9 discs in North America will be distributed to a limited number of PSN users in Europe.

Do you want to play God of War III early without buying the re-releases of the first two games? If so, then purchase District 9 on Blu-ray.

Downloadable content is all the rage these days thanks to the development of online support for consoles.

And so you probably won’t be surprised to hear that God of War III is likely to get the same treatment.

The God of War Collection has already been postponed in the EU.

Now it seems that the delay-hammer has struck a new nerve in the shape of a week-long hold on the US release of the much-anticipated title.

God of War III is going to be huge when it’s release in March of next year. To hold us over until then, and just in time for the holidays, God of War and God of War II will be receiving a complete overhaul for the PS3.

Just take a look at the new HD graphics in the following video…

If you need another reason to justify the purchase of the recently announced God of War Collection pack, which includes both the first game and sequel remastered in HD, then we have some good news.

Sony are going to make the bundle even better by adding a voucher to download the E3 09 GOW III demo for free.

Eagle-eyed conspiracy theorists might recall a certain survey that did the rounds some months ago.

Asking how best to celebrate Kratos’ triumphant return in God of War III, one possible suggestion was re-releasing the big guy’s two previous outings on the PS3.

Some saw this as tacit admission of full backwards compatibility returning to the PS3, others didn’t care and just wanted to know if the survey was hinting at the ultimate God of War fantasy.

Thanks to our friends over at the official PS blog, that (wet) dream has just come true.

It was the moment we’ve been waiting for since we heard that the God of War franchise was coming to our beloved PS3 all those moons ago.

What we weren’t quite prepared for was the sheer violence of the latest chapter in Kronos’ story. In fact, it didn’t matter if you spoke German, English or any other language in Hall 7 – everyone understood what was meant as wave after wave of awestruck gamers uttered the same refrain…

Brutal.

If a picture is worth a thousand words then five must be worth, well, five thousand, obviously.

We won’t be writing an essay about how the attached God of War III images are striking, epic and beautiful. Or the fact that it just makes us want to get our hands on the game as soon as possible.

June 2009 marks a historic moment for PS3 Attitude. It was the first of what we hope to be many E3′s to be covered live from the Los Angeles Convention Center. Over the course of four days, we would cover three different press conferences, multiple booth tours and live demos, and who know’s how many crossings from the South Hall to the West Hall, not to mention the meeting rooms upstairs. There were both ups and downs, good games and bad, but overall, it was an experience like no other.

Join us as we recap some of our favorite (and least favorite) moments of E3 2009 along with some never before seen pictures taken by yours truly…

The highly anticipated God of War III made is playable debut at E3 and we had a chance to sit down and play with Kratos in all his HD glory. What we demoed was an extended version of what was played at the Sony Press Conference. It is filled with the undead, huge monsters, and gods. It is the epitome of Kratos’ adventure and everything we have come to expect from Sony.

A mixture of previously seen sceenshots and a motley array of delicious concept pieces, we’ve got some new God of War III images to bring to your attention.

Considering we once described watching a particular GOWIII trailer as like “dipping your eyeballs into a vat of angels having sex” we can only attempt to match such a descriptive simile by claiming that the consumption of these new screenshots is akin to pouring cool jelly down your pants on a hot sunny day.

With E3 being less than a month away, expect to see a flutter of press releases coming from every direction. Sony have done us the honor of releasing the list of games they will be bringing to this years convention.

There really are no surprises in what we see. What will surprise us, though, are the secret and juicy games NOT on the list.

In just a few short weeks, we are going to have one of the biggest E3′s in quite some time. Sony are limbering up for a showdown of epic proportions, and doubtless the competition are taking a similar stance.

What do we reckon is lurking up the longest sleeves of the highest SCE bigwig?

Presented for your viewing pleasure is the Fire Titan. His large, hulking body is spewing with hot molten lava and is just itching for a beating from Kratos. We imagine he will be one of the many epic boss battles we will encounter. Perhaps there will be some action commands involved as well.

If you want your game the best it can be, there’s no harm in asking for some extra hands.

That is exactly want Sony’s Santa Monica studio have done according to French magazine PSM3.