Summary: <p>New Episodes Every Week.</p><br> <p>Warning for sensitive ears: this is a particularly expletive-filled episode (always in service to emphasising a point, never gratuitously or paired with genuinely offensive/crude humor)</p><br> <p>“….Aaaaaand we’re back! After almost a month since our last episode, having taken the requisite time to fully immerse ourselves into this long awaited, timeless masterpiece, God Of War Podcast has returned…in video form, and with an awesome sponsor as well! Join Albert and his fine friends over at SharePlayerOne, as we all collectively take our first step into an all-new adventure: whatever the future holds for God Of War! Reminiscing about the game, plotting and predicting the future, giving the phenomenal creators of this game their due love, props and respect, and much much more! Enjoy!”</p><br> <p>Sudio are awesome, because they are Swedish sonic magic-makers. Use GODOFWAR at checkout for 15% off their already Svartalfheim dwarf-sized prices…</p><br> <p>Sudio. Earphones that make you happy. And now, links for one and all!</p><br> <p>http://www.interactive-artistry.com <br>http://www..sudio.com</p><br> <p>Your next stop -</p><br> <p>Cygnus' Institution of God Of War and Norse Lore Learning:</p><br> <p>http://www.youtube.com/CygnusHD</p><br> <p>http://www.Twitter.com/Cygnus_HD</p><br> <p>Music by Bear McCreary (Composer, God Of War)</p><br> <p>God Of War Podcast is a weekly gathering of friends and peers for the discussion, speculation and in-depth analysis of Santa Monica Studio’s Father & Son Odyssey and all-round masterpiece, GOD OF WAR, covering it’s past, present & future.</p><br> <p>This epic saga, borne from the ashes of tragedy and grief and led by the promise of regaining a God’s long-lost humanity through his fate-chosen Son, set amidst the snow-capped valleys and fire-lit rune-carved forests of Norse Myth, truly marks a landmark evolution in, and genuinely represents the ultimate embodiment of, the maturation and growth of the interactive medium.</p><br> <p>Writer and Director Cory Barlog, who brought us the second chapter of Kratos’ story over a decade ago, and his team of phenomenally talented artists, programmers and designers, embarked upon a perilous journey of their own, creating a living, breathing vision of Norse Mythology the likes of which have never been seen in any medium.</p><br> <p>The level of care, passion, love and sheer attention-to-detail and authenticity being poured into realising this vision from Barlog’s tireless and peerless colleagues evokes and arguably surpasses the exhaustive and faithful lengths to which director Peter Jackson and company went to, in order to bring Tolkien’s Middle Earth to spectacular, emotionally nuanced and vibrant life.</p><br> <p>As well as being a equally grand and intimate chronicle of gods and mythology, and an exploration of what it means to be human, GOD OF WAR is the full realisation of an entire real-world mythology, one long-deserving of a portrayal of the highest quality, nuance and respect.</p><br> <p>A long-forgotten, timeless tale has been told, and we’re here to celebrate,</p><br> <p>analyse and explore this saga, now and for many, many years to come.</p><br> <p>With that regular rundown out of the way, lets get the show started!</p><br> <p>Feel free to send through an email to godofwarpodcast@gmail.com to suggest topics, leave reviews (iTunes is also a tremendous help which we’d sincerely appreciate, if you feel inclined to do so/if you feel), and make any corrections.</p><br> <p>And/or if you’d like to help us grow, kindly consider an entirely unnoticeable $1 per month patronage. We shall send you a personalised Thank you letter and many other perks and gifts, and you’ll be entered into our bi-annual sweepstakes.</p><br> <p>http://www.instagram.com/godofwarpodcast</p><br> <p>http://www.twitter.com/godofwarpod</p><br> <p>http://www.godofwarpodcast.tumblr.com</p><br>
