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ResumePlay: Tomorrow, the world will change as we know it. Millions of gamers will buy God of War 3, in hopes of getting the ultimate action experience. And they will get it: just not the way they expected.

There is growing evidence that suggests Sony’s system-seller is triggering the REAL ApocalyPS3. At first, the rumors of cannibalism and excessive moaning were dismissed as minor outbreaks of swine flu. But there is no hiding it now, the situation is critical.

Hit the jump for the full scoop on how the year’s biggest action game may be its last. It’s ResumePlay’s newest Bull$hit Article of the Week!

Gameguru "God of War 3 is a good action game but since we have seen most of the mechanics work in its previous games they feel washed out. This does imply that it’s not satisfying to see Kratos drenched in the blood of his enemies but the problem is that it is not completely consistent throughout. It brings closure to the trilogy in a spectacular fashion but when looked upon as an action/slasher game in the sea, it falls weak. We believe it suffers from the Halo 3 syndrome where if you loved Halo 1 and 2 you would love all Halos created."

Is Ubisoft’s forthcoming stealth action game already worthy of Xbox 360’s prestigious game of the year? Msxbox goes deep with their hands on preview.

Gameguru "The controls are so tight and have been beautifully meshed with the overall mechanics of the game that one feels deprived of the chaos when not interacting with the game. God of War 3 might have an epic scale to it with jaw dropping graphics. But one cannot help imagine that this chaos actually feels subverted to the stylized experiences that one comes across in Bayonetta."

SCRAWL: "The latest Famitsu is out and Yakuza 4 has racked in an impressive review score. The weekly Japanese magazine has given the fourth numbered iteration of the action game a thirty-seven out of forty. Review scores were broken down into a 9, 10, 10, and 8. That’s pretty damn good, if you ask me."

This is the fifth God of War title, the third in the main cannon, and it is clear Sony Santa Monica want to end this story arc with a bang, delivering one hell of an epic action game experience while at the same time honing gameplay that will be hugely familiar to fans of past titles. Of course, this is a PS3 exclusive, a system seller, and as such everything has been taken a lot further from the PS2 and the PSP versions that we enjoyed hugely before. Now, however, you get the feeling that the designers have held nothing back for this final hooray, Kratos’ last stab at those pesky gods.

AOTF writes: Spanning three systems and four titles the God of War series is finally reaching it’s pinnacle,while at the same time coming to an end.  As a long time fan of the games I waited with baited breath for the final act, hoping for a conclusion that would be worthy of the series.  After months of hype, this weekend marked the date where I claimed my final vengeance and it was satisfying to say the least.  Though one thing is for certain when playing through God of War III, I couldn’t help but anoint the title as the best action game I have ever played, on any platform, period.

El33tonline writes:

"The demo of an incredible-looking South African-created game by the name of Bounty Arms (running on Unreal Engine 3) is now available for PC gamers to download and enjoy, while a batch of incredible screenshots and a teaser trailer for the game have also surfaced for you to peruse.

Bounty Arms is currently in development at the small indie developer, Open-Reset, who describes the title as "an old-school 3d side-scrolling action game.""

Speaking at a panel on the emerging casual gaming market today, God of War and Twisted Metal creator David Jaffe called his company’s 2007 PlayStation Network game Calling All Cars "a mistake." Jaffe made the remark at the DICE Summit, an annual gathering of industry professionals in Las Vegas.

Jaffe had been asked whether he considered the genre-bending downloadable action game a hardcore or casual experience. "I’d call it a mistake," he replied.

Konami Digital Entertainment Inc., today announced it will publish N3II: Ninety-Nine Nights for Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. This sequel, based on the all-action combat game Ninety-Nine Nights, will pick up the story where the original left off and take it to all new heights.

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