[PS2] GOD OF WAR 2 - Plus Bonus DVD-[solek69]


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Description



God Of War 2 (Plus Bonus DVD)

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* Platform........: PlayStation2

* Format..........: ISO

* Disc Size........: 2 DVD (DVD5): 10.09GB

* Genre............: Fantasy Action Adventure

* Region...........: NTSC

* Release Date ....: Mar 13, 2007

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God of War II is another violent and highly entertaining achievement for the

action adventure genre, and its a fitting closeout to the PlayStation 2 era.

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Install notes:

1. Unrar the archives.

2. Burn imige.

3. Play the game.
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=====================================God of War II===================================
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God of War II
Game Type ........ : Fantasy Action Adventure
Origin ........... : PAL         
Release Date ..... : Mar 13, 2007
Platform ......... : PS2   
Media  ........... : DVD  
Filename ......... : e-godwr2**
RARs ............. : Rar`s: 72x95.3MB, 1 Duble Lear DVD (DVD9): 6.61GB   
Developer......... : SCEA
Oficial Preview and Screens Presentet By GameSpot:
http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/godofwar2/in...n;all;img;0
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God of War II is another violent and highly entertaining achievement for the action 
adventure genre, and it's a fitting closeout to the PlayStation 2 era.
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The Good: More of the gory, over-the-top action you've come to expect from this 
series; fantastically paced, with some ingenious puzzle designs; scale of some of the 
levels is unbelievably massive; superb graphics and sound; several more bosses than 
the first game. 

The Bad: Combat is overly straightforward at times and still prone to button mashing; 
ending leaves you hanging. 
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It's hard to imagine a better swan song for the PlayStation 2 than God of War II. 
Though it's not destined to be the very last game for the system, it doesn't seem 
likely that anything else will come along in the coming months to trump what God of 
War II achieves. As the sequel to 2005's megapopular action adventure set within the 
basic confines of Greek mythology, it continues the agonizing and rage-fueled odyssey 
of the world's angriest man-god, Kratos, as he goes on another epic vengeance bender. 
It's an altogether familiar adventure in many ways, with a lot of gameplay mechanics 
held over that haven't necessarily been improved in any meaningful capacity, but that's 
not to suggest the game isn't better overall. God of War II is a brilliantly paced, 
tightly crafted piece of work that's as intelligently designed as it is thrilling to 
play. In short, it's exactly what you would want from a sequel to God of War. 

God of War II picks up not terribly long after the original game's end (meaning if you 
haven't played the first game, you ought to before checking this one out, both for 
story continuity purposes, and because God of War is awesome), with Kratos having 
exacted his revenge upon the previous god of war, Ares, and assumed his role on Mount 
Olympus. But even with all these newfangled godly powers, Kratos is unsatisfied. He 
continues to command the Spartan army and directs them to tear through the known 
world, conquering city after city. This utter disregard for the other citizens of 
Greece displeases the pantheon, and Kratos suddenly finds himself on the outs with 
the Olympians. Betrayed by Athena and seemingly killed by Zeus, Kratos is rescued 
by Gaia of the Titans, the old race that the gods felled to eventually take power on 
Olympus. Gaia instructs Kratos that his fate can be changed, but only if he can reach 
the ridiculously remote temple that houses the Sisters of Fate. What follows is an 
epic and daunting journey that has Kratos suffering through trials that make his last 
outing seem like a lighthearted romp in comparison. 

It's an interesting tale that God of War II tells, almost more so because so much of 
it is about what happens around Kratos, rather than Kratos himself. The game spends 
long stretches focusing on the myths and legends that surround the battles between 
the gods and the Titans, setting up backstory for the mess that Kratos has gotten 
himself involved in. In this regard, there's a bit less of an emotional connection 
to this game. You don't have any of those moments of personal horror as you did in 
the first game concerning Kratos and his savage past that led him astray--but that's 
OK. This isn't exactly a game that requires emotional storytelling to get by. 
God of War II is much more about the journey, the mythos, and the desire to just kill 
anything that comes within a step of your path. 

Fortunately, the game gives you plenty to kill and makes it plenty fun to do so. 
Apart from the usual array of Cyclopes, minotaurs, and zombie warriors, there's a 
whole host of new characters to fight, not the least of which are several recognizable 
figures from Greek mythology, such as Icarus, Perseus (voiced by, of all people, 
Clash of the Titans' Harry Hamlin), and big-daddy Olympus himself, Zeus. Mind you, the 
God of War universe doesn't treat the mythology on which it's based with much regard 
for accuracy. This is basically Greek fan fiction, with the only real goal being to 
bring together as many characters from Greek mythology as possible and then provide 
fun ways to kill all of them. On this front, the game doesn't disappoint. 

You could easily call God of War II a significantly more brutal game than the last. 
Though the core combat engine hasn't changed a lick, the action itself feels even more 
hysterically violent than before. Many of the goriest moves continue to come from 
context-sensitive button-pressing minigames. Larger, more powerful enemies can often 
be killed in some completely awesome way by wearing them down until a button icon 
appears above their head. From there, you press the buttons that pop up onscreen, and 
Kratos will, for example, yank the eye out of the head of a Cyclops or twist off the 
head of a medusa like a pop-top, among others. Many of the final blows delivered to 
the game's bosses follow the same type of formula, and not only are there more of 
them than in the last game, but they're even more fun to kill as well. The whole game 
is basically a giggle fest for violence junkies. If you aren't hooting, hollering, or 
standing up and slow clapping after each elaborate and barbarous kill, you've 
officially invested yourself in the wrong game. 

With all that said, it's a bit disappointing that more wasn't done to the combat 
engine this time around. Kratos still looks extremely hardcore as he whips his dual 
blades around in every direction and murders everything in sight, but at its core, 
the combat feels pretty much identical to the last game, in that it's prone to button 
mashing and can be easygoing. That's not to suggest that the enemy fights are breezy, 
as there are some legitimately tough fights scattered all throughout the game, but 
there are times where you'll find yourself pining for a bit more depth to the combo 
system as you hammer on the attack buttons and find yourself making solid progress 
without much thought or care. Granted, that's only on the bottom two difficulty 
levels, and you'll more than likely find yourself in grave shape if you try that 
technique on the higher levels. But then again, most people won't want to put up with 
the fully sadistic nature of the higher difficulty levels for very long, so that's a 
bit of a double-edged sword, so to speak. 



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