(for emulation):
Kratos went from a booming god to sounding like he was yelling through a tin can.
God of War 2 picks up where the first game left off, with Kratos having killed Ares and become the new God of War. However, his victory is short-lived, as he is betrayed by Zeus, the King of the Gods, who fears Kratos' growing power. Kratos then embarks on a perilous journey across ancient Greece, seeking revenge against Zeus and the Olympian gods. The game introduces new combat mechanics, including the "Blades of Chaos"—a pair of chained blades bound to Kratos' arms—and a more expansive, open-world-like environment to explore.
(for emulation):
Kratos went from a booming god to sounding like he was yelling through a tin can.
God of War 2 picks up where the first game left off, with Kratos having killed Ares and become the new God of War. However, his victory is short-lived, as he is betrayed by Zeus, the King of the Gods, who fears Kratos' growing power. Kratos then embarks on a perilous journey across ancient Greece, seeking revenge against Zeus and the Olympian gods. The game introduces new combat mechanics, including the "Blades of Chaos"—a pair of chained blades bound to Kratos' arms—and a more expansive, open-world-like environment to explore.
