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God of War III To Have Online Co-op?
Sometimes two giant blades attached to chains just aren’t enough to slice and dice the mythological hordes of the God of War series. How does four Blades of Chaos sound? Rumor has it that God of War III will feature online co-op, you know, so your buddy can kick a Cyclops in the groin while you tear out its eye.
TheGamerAccess recently uncovered the revealing detail about the upcoming title on Sony's Retail Loyalty. The tidbit comes in the form of a Q&A:
“Will God of War III have online cooperative modes?”
“Yes.”
That sounds pretty definitive, but until we hear official word from Sony, we’re marking this one as hear-say. It definitely gets the mind working though. Imagine the possible tag-team executions.
With all the other blockbuster games being unleashed upon our overworked consoles, it’s easy to forget about other huge upcoming titles like God of War III. Did this get it back on anyone’s mind? Was it ever absent?
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