Yesterday was a huge day for PS3 owners. We were finally able to get a long,good look atGod of War III, as well as hear all abouthow the game will play. Great news… if you likeGod of War. I, for one, never really cared for the series. They’re well-made games and all, but the amount of racism against skeletons they contain is just too much for my delicate sensibilities.That doesn’t mean that yesterday wasn’t still a huge day for me and my PS3. Over on the official PlayStation blog, we got a post by the creator ofNoby Noby Boy, a PSN game that looks to be everything thatGod of War IIIisn’t: low-tech, funny, and most of all, surreal. WhereGod of War IIIis a game that can easily be described as “S’moreGod of War,”Noby Noby Boyis apparently “a game that cannot be expressed by words in the first place,” “an undefined and ambitious game” that will leave players saying, “I don’t know why, but it’s somehow interesting. I can’t stop playing.”The true sign of a console’s maturity is how many types of gamers it caters to, and if you ask me, havingNoby Noby BoyandGod of War IIIon the same console is about as mature as you can get. You can read more of Keita Takahashi’s thoughts on his gamehere, but be prepared to not know what the hell he’s talking about.
Yesterday was a huge day for PS3 owners. We were finally able to get a long,good look atGod of War III, as well as hear all abouthow the game will play. Great news… if you likeGod of War. I, for one, never really cared for the series. They’re well-made games and all, but the amount of racism against skeletons they contain is just too much for my delicate sensibilities.
That doesn’t mean that yesterday wasn’t still a huge day for me and my PS3. Over on the official PlayStation blog, we got a post by the creator ofNoby Noby Boy, a PSN game that looks to be everything thatGod of War IIIisn’t: low-tech, funny, and most of all, surreal. WhereGod of War IIIis a game that can easily be described as “S’moreGod of War,”Noby Noby Boyis apparently “a game that cannot be expressed by words in the first place,” “an undefined and ambitious game” that will leave players saying, “I don’t know why, but it’s somehow interesting. I can’t stop playing.”
The true sign of a console’s maturity is how many types of gamers it caters to, and if you ask me, havingNoby Noby BoyandGod of War IIIon the same console is about as mature as you’re able to get. You can read more of Keita Takahashi’s thoughts on his gamehere, but be prepared to not know what the hell he’s talking about.
