
God of War III was released in March of Last year, and if a rumor in the lasted PSM3 is to be believed, the fourth major installment is coming to a PS3 near you next year.

It’s no joke. The trailer you’re about to behold goes beyond mental – the thing doesn’t even make sense. But who cares? From what I gather, Asura’s Wrath is beginning to make a name for itself, and with 2012 some time off, I’ll be watching this one with curiosity.
There hasn’t been information on Ninja Gaiden 3 at all, but in the latest PlayStation: The Official Magazine, project lead Yosuke Hayashi’s unleashed some rather juicy details.
Get them below the break.
Just when you thought Kratos was off to Hawaii to sip on some champaign whilst watching Greek women roam the beaches, the god of war has yet another mission he must complete.
A mission titled God of War 4.
It’s almost extinct, the single player only game. You have the Final Fantasy titles, Dragon Age from Bioware and amongst others, God of War from Santa Monica. But looking at the positions the latter company’s currently hiring for, there’s a clear indication that the next God of War installment will feature a multiplayer component.
It’s no wonder the team at Santa Monica might be hard at work on God of War 4. There’s new data showing proof that God of War III was the PS3′s best selling exclusive game for all of last year, with Black Ops being the PS3′s best selling game overall.
Remember TGS? Do you remember what many called the Japanese version of God of War? It’s back, people. Better than ever before.
It’s dubbed Asura’s Wrath. Find the spanking new trailer past the break.
Plan of buying God of War: Ghost of Sparta, but wanted to hold out until the game’s released and goes down in price? You shouldn’t. You could, but then you’d miss out on of some really great incentives Sony’s offering for those who choose to pre-order the PSP title.
If you haven’t purchased the God of War Collection as yet, Sony’s making the process even easier for you come November 2nd. Just turn on your console, (PS3 of course), go to the PS Store and purchase it. Believe me, it’s a collection you’ll want to revisit over and over.
The God of War ripoff Dante’s Inferno is the latest hack-n-slash title to compete with God of War, and although is a decent effort indeed, it failed to even come close to what the PS3 exclusive offers. But will there be a sequel? Visceral Games says no.
Not now, at least.
It’s the best Hack-n-Slash title ever made. There are countless “counterfeits” sprouting from all corners of the industry, copy and pasting many elements of Santa Monica’s game, and like a carbon copy, duplicating said elements in theirs. Those games have gone on to sell millions, not more than God of War III, but close enough.
Here’s my question? Is selling 3 million copies of one of this generation’s most celebrated titles enough to be called a success? I’ll never understand why other games sell tens of millions while those that have defined the industry struggle to keep up.
We Thought by now Castlevania: LOS producer David Cox would have kept personal his feelings about some of the game’s reviews circulating the web, but apparently that’s not the case.
After ranting tirelessly about IGN’s review, asking gamers to disregard it, he still can be found on twitter declaring the title as a “small game from a small studio” and whose review he “likes the most” and why.
Capcom’s Asura’s Wrath was unveiled at the Tokyo Game Show complete with screenshots and a God of War-ish trailer. The whole thing was intense, confusing and chaotic, and apparently it’s exactly what developer CyberConnect2 wanted to bring across: “drama — continuous drama — is also another key point” it said.
We’ve reported on this already, but since it’s rather big news, posting it up for those who weren’t aware was the decision made.
At TGS, in Sony’s presser, Tecmo Koei announced Dynasty Warriors 7 as a PS3 exclusive game.