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Sony Press Event E3 2009: GOD of War III Release Date Announced

June 02, 2009 in News comments 7

RatedG4Gamer have just posted news on GOD of War III. Set for release in March 2010. That game looks great! as we where shown a live demo during the Sony Press Event at E3 2009.

It's the final chapter in the "God of War trilogy," showing Kratos' final revenge on Zeus and the rest of the gods and the first time we have had the chance to watch GOD of War III in action in a live demo.
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    Sayyed Jun 2, 09
    Not a bad date. Kind of saw it coming as the last two games came out in march
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    Zikron Jun 2, 09
    Disappointed that the game is missing the holiday season. They are going to lose out on a ton of money not only on software sales but on console sales as well. Not to mention a chance to attack the 360.
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    Bale Fire Jun 2, 09
    I don't think they'll miss out on a ton of money. The game and the PS3 are going to sell like hotcakes whenever its released.
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    Zikron Jun 2, 09
    Kids still living at home aren't going to be looking 3/4 months down the road when they ask for their Christmas present. And if they aren't looking down the road they likely aren't going to have $300-$400 just sitting around in the middle of March. There is a reason why so many big games are released between September and November, it isn't coincidence.
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      phowell23 Jun 2, 09
      ever heard of pre-ordering?
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    Sayyed Jun 2, 09
    Yeah, but remember last fall, some games struggled to make sales. While GTA4 proved that you can still be successfull outside the holiday season. All you need is a time period were not many games are released + popular franchise.

    Tis game will probably sell more during that period as there will be less compition.
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    xegaldis Jun 3, 09
    It's not really a bad date, considering the work going into it.

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