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Where Does God Of War Go Next?
God of War 3 concludes the story of Kratos' revenge against the gods. Even though this tale is done, Sony is not going to let this franchise wither. The PSP games fill in details on important periods in the God of War timeline, but Sony can't keep tapping into the lost years forever. So that begs the question, what's next for the franchise?
The previous games have given us a few hints as to where the series can go next. The special features in the first God of War teased a conflict between Kratos and his dead brother. Click the video to see this shelved idea.
Sony has even toyed with the idea of a modern day spin dealing with the recovery of the body of Kronos. You can see this leap for the series in the video below.
Do you think either of these directions could work for the next God of War? If not, what other directions would you like to see the series go in? Should Kratos return as the protagonist?
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