David Jaffe flips out about how good God of War III looks, we get excited

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When it comes to God of War III, it doesn’t take much to get us excited. With Sony barely revealing the game at E3 with a CG teaser trailer, we’re already drooling all over ourselves not having seen a single frame of the game in action. 

But David Jaffe, the designer of the original PlayStation 2 title, has and certainly he liked what he saw. A lot. 

“I saw God of War III when I was in Santa Monica last week,” he writes on his blog, “I [can’t] and will not give away details, but I think it’s OK for me to say two things — HOLY HOLY HOLY F**KING HELL!!!!”

He then goes on to say that while he thought that Epic’s Xbox 360 exclusive Gears of War 2 was as good as any next-gen game could look, God of War III has proven him wrong. (He also refers to Gears of War 2 as “the s**t,” which is a more eloquent way of summarizing our own review.)

“This motherf**king game looks like nothing you’ve ever played,” he continues, “and you can hold me to that when this thing hits, when they start showing gameplay footage. It looks like a painting come to life, it’s that good looking.”

What’s that we hear in the distance? It’s the hype-train pulling into town, and the conductor is collecting tickets — who’s hopping on?


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