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Ghost Of Sparta Release Date, Pre-Order Bonus Announced
Kratos has already killed just about every Greek god we can think of, but that doesn't mean he's ready to retire his Blades of Chaos just yet. Today Sony announced that the God of War's next quest for vengeance will begin on November 2, and players who pre-order the game will have a bunch of content to look forward to.
Here's what is included in the pre-order pack:
- Ghost of Sparta OST
- Ghost of Sparta PSP Theme
- God of War PS3 Theme
- PlayStation Network Kratos Avatar
- Legionnaire Skin for Ghost of Sparta
- Game Directors Documentary
The documentary is described as a full length video roundtable, featuring David Jaffe (God of War), Cory Barlo (God of War II), Stig Asmussen (God of War III), Ru Weerasuiya (God of War: Chains of Olympus), and Dana Jan (God of War: Ghost of Sparta). It should be noted Sony is calling the pre-order bundle the "ultimate DLC pack," so most if not all of the extras will be available via download only.
You can also buy the Ghost of Sparta Entertainment Pack for $200, which features a black and red PSP-3000, Ghost of Sparta on UMD, a DLC code for Chains of Olympus, a copy of Kick Ass on UMD, and a 2 GB Memory Stick Pro Duo. It's a little strange that Sony is going back to the PSP-3000 for this pack, but I guess Kratos' bloodlust is just too big for the PSPgo.
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