God of War returns to slay Nordic myths, raise a child

Sony began its 2016 E3 press conference with a bang by announcing that one of the company’s biggest IP’s is making a comeback. The trailer features Kratos training a child (possibly his son) in the art of hunting.

This is what Hideo Kojima has been working on since leaving Konami.

We’ll update the article as we get more details so stay tuned.

God of War release date - When is it coming out?

There’s no word on a release date, but it won’t be this year.

Whether this comes as God of War 4 or simply as God of War - this is a huge reveal.

Playstation VR will launch on October 13. The game will be out in 2017. Developed by small indie developer, Impulse Gear, it looked promising from the brief trailer. All of us recognised a special honour and responsibility to create a different, better and truly more memorable experience than before. Here is a recap of the announcements and reveals during the conference.

All three games will be available by the end of the year. The lovable character is also crashing through the world of “Skylanders Imaginators”. Detroit: Become Human asks players to examine what humanity actually is, and it challenges them to do it from the position of an android. However the trailer centers around an android named Connor who is investigating a crime scene.

Game director Cory Balrog has, however, given us something to go on. But fill it did, kicking things off with the latest God of War, showing a whole new side of action adventure to the well-known formula.

A few multiformat games also got the limelight, including a lengthy section from Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare’s story campaign. Yes, that Norse setting hasn’t just seen the angry Spartan learning to hunt and track animals (the series know has an XP system of sorts based upon “Knowledge” as you discover new areas and locations), but procreating, too. Players will be able to take control of a more experienced Peter Parker.