Two PSP classics get updated for the PS3 Kratos, Kratos. Do we really love him, or just love his adventures? The violence and bloodshed is great on an epic scale, but Kratos himself has always seemed like an annoying shouty emo misery to me.

Two decent action combat games; HD tuning and trophies add some shine; solid combat mechanics return to the fold; Kratos still has his moments of epicness

Not visually fantastic; mainly due to low texture quality; feels like two smaller rip offs of the true Kratos adventures; Chains of Olympus has really had little love; visually and technically

This play station 3 compatible video game is a compilation of 76 games of ?God of War? series and each game is designed with unique missions and dangerous levels that the player has to play with.

I tried to take my chance to replace an item in an order(E3 video game promotion) by another similar item, and Vignesh told me he can do that, and changed the item, then the price jumped to regular pricing, but he failed to adjust the price as He promised.

What a great Collection, offering to console gamers two games that they may have never be able to play (as there is a LOT less of PSP owners than PS2 owners I'm sure I wasn't the only one in that case) of one of the most epic saga the modern video games have to offer.

For anyone who may have missed out on Kratos' adventures the first time around, this collection is quite simply a must-buy. The graphics and visuals have been re-tooled to take advantage of the PS3's greater power while retaining all the visceral charm and power of the PS2 originals.

It's nice to have everything in one place, and Sony clearly agrees. After the first God of War HD Collection compiled the first two PS2 Kratos adventures on one shimmering Blu-ray - all the better to sit snugly alongside God of War III on your shelf - here comes another volume of tarted-up Greek...

Great setpiece battles; Weird and varied weapons; Excellent multiplayer maps

Online play is tough for beginners; Finite health can leave you stuck; Not much solo replay value

Most Playstation users are very familiar with Kratos.  The relentless anti-hero has been ubiquitous of late having starred in the truly epic God of War 3 as well as its predecessors, 1 and 2 which had HD versions released on PS3 around the same time.

fan, you're probably thinking that Sony is beginning to milk the franchise. Since the trilogy wrapped up, the studio has released another PlayStation Portable prequel and

Well, better late than never I suppose. I never owned the originals on the PS2, but at least I've got myself the re-released versions in their HD glory. Apart from the graphics being updated, the games are exactly the same as the PS2 versions.

If you have never played God of War I or God of War II before, I only have one question to ask of you. What the hell have you been playing?! These two titles are easily two of the best games to grace the PlayStation 2. The storytelling is dynamic, and the graphics kick ass.

HD remastering looks great; Same solid controls; Both titles stand the test of time; You forget you're playing PS2 games

Details on creatures when views close up are limited; Still have a few more months to wait for God of War 3