PSLS: Hello, podcast listeners! This week’s feature is inspired by Jonathan Leack’s editorial about multiplayer in the next God of War game. The guys give their opinion on if they think Sony Santa Monica could actually pull off multiplayer, or if it would just be unnessarily shoehorned in like….cough, BioShock 2, cough. Horde mode style muliplayer would fit the atmosphere of the game, but co-op missions have been very popular in recently, even though it’s not Kratos’ style to share the bloodshed. If there was co-op, who would you play as? Listen in to find out.
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Every now and again a video game reboot comes along that completely changes how you feel about its characters, message, and the overall franchise. For many people that was God of War, when creative director Cory Barlog reimagined it in the Norse world. Now this might sound ridiculous, but the next candidate could very well be Megaman. Yes, seriously. Artist Marco Plouffe drew the bright blue hero as if he has been brought up in the harsh world of furs, ale, and gods that are a bit too enthusiastic about killing each other and giving birth to giant serpents.
Hats off for the quality of the picture but it's just shaved Kratos with a helmet. Should be blue surely.
While this was a great article and concept, I think this "wow let's copy god of war" "wow let's copy battle royal" "let's copy soulsbourne" or whatever is more bad than good for the gaming industry. Why not take, in this example God Of War "style", but put it in let say a middle east setting?
I understand small studios (and ea ms studios) wants to copy everything under the sun, but if you can't come up with your own ideas, why have a studio to begin with?
TLDR; be unique - not a rip off from yesteryear
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it'll be a good idea if the multiplayer is seperate from the main campaign which should be single player only.
Drop in Co-Op is a great idea for almost any game. That way, everybody wins. You can play alone or with a friend as you wish to and the story remains unaffected. See Dead Rising 2.
listen to the cast, both of that is mentioned.
They said MP for U2 wasn't a good idea and to be honest it's probably one of the best multiplayers to get into.
yes. it's a horrible idea.