Reply With QuoteOh, so like EVERY god of war?Originally Posted by bbobb
My only problem with this game was a lack of boss fights.
Other than that it was good.
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Oh, so like EVERY god of war?
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GoW 2 had nearly double the amount of boss fights, though. I thought it was great, frankly...
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The Colossus, Barbarian King, Euryale, Kraken, Lahkesis, Clotho, and Zeus. So it has four more bosses than the first game. But man they could have paced it out better, it seemed like three or four of the bosses were super close to the end.
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Chains of Olympus has the best second weapon of all the God of War games. The gauntlet is cooler than the chain blades.
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You missed Perseus and Theseus.
The gauntlet behaves a lot like the Artemis Blade from the original game, complete with the long recovery time. Still, it's a lot of fun to punch enemies into red mist.
"It's all in the reflexes"
Well I held off getting this game when it came out which wasn't easy since I love the GoW franchise. I waited so I could get the red PSP slim bundle with the option for a TV hook up which I think every handheld should have from here on out. Anyway, I beat it yesterday and the game was really well done and tied into the story from 1 and 2 perfectly. A must for PSP owners.
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I plan to pick that up today on my lunch break. I need some kind of action style game to play. Question though does it allow you to quick save at any time? I know that would make the game easier but I would like to play it at work.
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No save points are just like GoW on ps2.
"It's all in the reflexes"
No but you can put the system into sleep mode which kind of functions the same way as a quick save would.
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