Sometimes being good at your job can be problematic, particularly when you get a reputation for doing one thing well, and that holds you back for trying new things. When I spoke to Ready At Dawn before the release of God of War: Chains of Olympus I called them the ‘PSP specialists’, but it looks as though they are now trying to break that chain, turning down the chance to develop a new God of War for the Vita in order to work on their own new IP.
The PS3 God of War: Origins Collection brings Ready at Dawns two wonderful Playstation Portable games to the PS3. But you can’t just dump them over from portable to console and expect them to look good. These games have been remastered in full HD.
You’d expect that Ready At Dawn Creative Director, Ru Weerasuriya, would be one of the first to big up the NGP – considering his team really were the premier developers on the PSP – but it still warms the cockles of our hearts. And has us wondering if Ready at Dawn has already started developing an NGP God of War title.
On November 2, PlayStation Portable game God of War: Ghost of Sparta hit stores. But its developer, Ready at Dawn, is already questioning the rationale for creating PSP games. Don’t blame the hardware, blame piracy.
Developed by the folks behind perhaps one of the greatest games to ever hit the Playstation Portable, God of War: Ghost of Sparta hits in just two months. And Playstation has half a dozen reasons why you should pre-order it.
Experience the origin of everyone’s favourite vengeful god slayer on November 2 when God of War: Ghost of Sparta hits the PSP, with “the ultimate DLC pack” offered up as a sacrifice to preorder customers.
At a PlayStation event in New York this week, I played the PSP’s God of War: Ghost of Sparta and learned some details.
