One of the first bonus costumes we decided to include with the game was the God Armor. The Ghost costume is also able to regenerate the fire meter four times as fast as the default Kratos costume. Choose the Ghost of Sparta costume and you will take twice the damage from enemies, but your rewarded by inflicting quadruple fire damage with TheraвЂ™s Bane. We took almost all of the color out of the imagery making it fairly monochromatic with the exception of the color red which is associated with DeimosвЂ™ birthmark, the fires that burned Sparta the day his brother was taken, and also the blood that stains his memories. Everything and everyone in these visions/flashbacks has a vapor-like effect emitting from them. We came up with a вЂlookвЂ™ or visual style for these sequences that helped clearly set them apart from what was happening in present time. Throughout the game, Kratos sees visions of his past. The blades were all remodeled to match the Blades of Athena as seen in God of War II as well. Some interesting notes about the default model: We reworked it and improved a lot of things including better textures, specular shine on the metal (belt, shin guard, weapons), his goatee was fixed (Chains of Olympus didnвЂ™t have an alpha channel on it), his face I more expressive due to new facial rig, and subtle improvements like the red tattoo having a softened edge so it looks better up close. Just for comparison, I thought I would throw in Kratos in his standard gear for a direct comparison. Here to walk you through each of the skins is the Game Director of God of War: Ghost of Sparta, Dana Jan. Spartan Army! November 2nd is only a few short days away, and we thought it was only fair that we give our Spartan Army a sneak peek at all the various skins you get to experience within Ghost of Sparta, and also a first gameplay glimpse of Deimos within God of War III.

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