Everything GREAT About God of War 2!

[@GamingWins]

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[@adamhoward1408]

Do everything great about goldeneye reloaded

[@taimaninverse1238]

The way you said "me when EA anounces another games" does that mean no Dead Space videos?

[@KDawgg1304]

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[@8butsideways295]

Out of greek once gow 2 best

[@Gamerlord17]

"If all on Olympus will deny me my vengeance? Then all on Olympus will DIE" Most epic boss thing kratos has ever said

[@h3w45]

"death can have me when it earns me"

[@HaydrogenBomb]

@@h3w45 Yeah, that's better

[@ThiagoMascarete]

The thing is, when Kratos says "I lay down my arms, Zeus, release me of this torment of my life." I believe he was being 100% honest in that this is what he really wants all along on the 3 first games. He wants to be able to go away, but at the same time he knows he can't. The honesty on his desire is why Zeus believes and falls to his trick.

[@kratos2865]

i think when zeus said your torment is just beginning kratos changed his mind

[@thedevilman.]

@@kratos2865 I always liked thinking of it like that, much more badass.

[@kratos2865]

@@thedevilman. yeah that was my first thought aswell

[@thedevilman.]

@@kratos2865 you deserve that name soldier 🇬🇷

[@snafuthegreat]

Fun Fact: In GOW 2018, after the Hræzlyr boss fight, Kratos inches slightly to the left as the dragon falls. It's a nice call back, as he learned his lesson after being squashed by the Colossus of Rhodes.

[@vishnusanjay3]

The Sea Captain is actually mentioned as an Easter egg to you in GOW 2018. One of the treasure maps you find is named as The Boat Captain's Key and another time Kratos pays respect to a dead sea captain. So...he is somewhat in the memory of Kratos.

[@KyrianXVII]

I'm pretty sure you can also find a note in Helheim from someone cursing the Ghost of Sparta for constantly doing them dirty. I'm pretty sure this is also the Boat Captain.

[@shahbazshaikh2884]

@@KyrianXVII that's in Hades. InGoW 3

[@samueldeadman5733]

Now with God of War: Valhalla, they straight up talk about the sea captain and Kratos voices his guilt about killing him

[@UltraVelocity14]

The best thing in this game is god armour, story, combat, music and those beautiful CGI cutscenes. Also the line where he is like “Athena you conspire against me” or “Zooos your son has returned and brings destruction on Olympus”

[@LordDial]

13:07 if I remember correctly he did appear indirectly as an easter egg in the 2018 GoW, one of the notes/treasure maps you can find are supposedly written by him.

[@charlescannon2469]

Not quite, "With boat captain in the belly of the hydra the key is mine" and them rambles about coming to a new land and dying I think. I was a little sadden there was no boat captain, but I do like the fact it was even seperate by dozen+ years and multiple people Kratos' actions in game one affect the world still and the treasure was Etched Menace referencing Kratos being a menace to the Captain, that made me laugh.

[@LordDial]

@@charlescannon2469 ah ok, my memory was a little muddled then. Just knew there was something about the boat captain in some way.

[@Karlicias]

“ZEUS YOUR SON HAS RETURNED I BRING THE DESTRUCTION OF OLYMPUS!” best line in gaming

[@bastienadam7]

About the boat captain, there's an treasure quest named after where you have to find remnants of his boat based on a journal entry of one of his crewmate describing the events with the hydra

[@Skoufidios]

Oh man, I very well remember playing this when I was just 6 years old. My very first console game, way over a decade and a half ago. I was instantly blown away and hooked, playing this nonstop. The entire Colossus boss fight still gives me chills to this day, especially when I remember that back then I was not capable of pushing the circle button fast enough to use the balista and launch myself up to him to attack. That wouldn't stop me from having a grand ol' time playing this game, even to this day

[@NekoHibaCosplay]

18:25 My favorite piece of trivia from God of War 2 was that Icarus design was inspired by the cover artwork of Jethro Tull's album "Aqualung"

[@nova7931]

This is a game I have history with because I use to play the first level with my grandpa again and again I miss him but this game will always hold a place in my heart

[@sibusisovilakazi2825]

I said Euryale got the most beautiful name on Earth. My queen. God of War 2 is top 4 ps2 games ever easily. Made vast but understated improvements to the series. Will always be my fave Series beside GTA Forza and Gran Turismo and Gears of War. Less plank walking, better way better graphics more bosses. Plus this game is super trippy as hell with everything especially for me the time powers and that weird sort-of techno beep ripple that tends to play with the score of the game especially when you are at the Palace(?) Of the Fates. I consider this a perfect Game.

[@crusfm2801]

I remember my dad being really pissed on how this game ended with a highly anticipated cliff hanger

[@Vulaa_]

Fun fact: Corey Burton also played Zeus in the Disney Hercules TV show

[@musicaljunkie8890]

I've yet to genuinely play the games, but I've come to enjoy the GOW series a lot over the last while! I was looking forward to this video a lot after watching the others in the series, and honestly, it's solid! Great work GW, I look forward to what you share next!

[@Maello137]

GOW 2 was the game that introduced me to the series. I loved playing it so much that I couldn't help but want to learn more about Greek Mythology, which led me to want to learn more and more and more about other cultures and their mythologies. I can honestly say that if it wasn't for this game, I don't think I'd be the same open minded person I am now. Which after typing this out, seems a little messed up, but oh well!

[@fancyshoes002]

In the Inner Sanctum of the Temple of the Fates there is a mural of "Three travelers heading to an unknown destiny". This seems like the Three Wise Men guided by the Star of Bethlehem but it could also represent Kratos, Atreus and Mimir.

[@mattappl3119]

To see kratos in a blooming forest on gaia, shouting to start the biggest fight in history. The juxtaposition of that final scene is amazing

[@harrypanchal2813]

It is the first game that intrduces me to God of war series when I was 10 and never knew it would become a part of my life

[@TheDanielk4]

Fun Fact i realized only after 50 Playthroughs: The Arena you fight Zeus in is the same one Rhea betrays Kronos in the Flashback.

[@last1laughin755]

13:10, in GoW 2018 there's entry on a shipwreck pertaining to a crew member, saying how his captain was eaten by a hydra and how he made his way to Midgard after that

[@MMinz26]

13:06 the boat captain is (in some way) referenced in GoW 2018. One of the treasure maps were written by someone that inherited the captains boat and crashed it in the Lake of the Nine.

[@mrpitman5496]

This is my favorite of the trilogy becuase up until the final moments if Zuse would have just killed him in a way where he no longer thought he would have let everything go but at the end he realizes everything has to go for any hope.

[@cabz5872]

The boat captain, while he isnt in the 4th game, he is referenced as there is a treasure chest quest where you find the loot his first mate iirc took from the ship after the hydra fight

[@traviscummings9178]

For the record, that time travel theory makes a lot more sense now that I'm playing Quantum Break

[@JohnDoe-uh9zv]

Ragnarok: you dont know what its like to have people fight for you, worship you and do things in your name First 5 mins of gow 2: 😎

[@ExtremeGameplays1]

Thanks you and keep up the amazing work man!

[@redlinemx2879]

King

[@Ddaddyyeet]

suiiiiiii

[@BrotherHercules01]

God of war 2 is truly where we hear the most of kratos thus most of his best lines ever delivered in the series.

[@KennethSee]

I played this as I was reading The Odyssey in Pre-AP English. It was a wild time that had me slightly obsessed with greek mythology.

[@diamondj4484]

Hardest section in the game for me was that elevator you take going down to the phoenix, the one that slowly comes down to crush you if you take too long. Not the normal one but when doing it on God difficuly...extremely difficult for me back then. Nothing in that playthrough frustrated me more, well maybe having to do the entire typhon area was more frustrating

[@Adsleeze]

thank you for covering my most favorite game of all time love you for it❤️

[@GracelessTarnished]

God of War 2 is still my personal favorite GoW game and one of my all time favorite games. It was a game that was paced to perfection, taking you from one memorable moment to the next while never losing steam or running out of ideas. The level design was exceptional and super imaginative and still the high point of the series. The bosses were fantastic. The visuals, although dated now, from an artistic standpoint, still hold up. And the journey itself felt epic, with a great sense of scale. A true classic.

[@conmanwolf405]

In God of War 2018 you can find a letter/treasure map that explains that one of the boats shipwrecked in the Lake of Nine was stolen from the Ship Captain after his death at the hands of Kratos. So he may not make a physical appearance, but his torment continues.

[@ImWhyMortalsCry]

I actually had to go back at 25:57 because I understood "Zeus must live so Anubis will preveil"

[@vtrain90]

Just replayed this, used to love it but not so much now. Game feel is great, but there were problems. The exp economy was completely broken. Chest giving 50 exp where lowest upgrade is in the thousands. Magic usage was inconsistent. Spend almost all magic to kill a siren who rewards not enough for any skill besides a few bow shots. Magic was a luxury despite being half the things you can spend exp on. And glossing of the qte timings of the last Zeus fight. You needed the reaction speed of a god to complete it.

[@controversialguy1]

Not really you're just trash at the game lol

[@TheDanielk4]

This is still my fav God of War, played it when i was 12 without having played the first. This Journey, this Odyssey, so many locations, great Bosses, great Puzzles, impeccable OST. Gameplay is vastly improved. Only thing i can say is that towards the end (At least in the german version) there are some Audio Problems. But other than that, this is the perfect Action Adventure. Only Game i have a Platinum Trophy in, actually! 😅

[@zerohero3319]

25:10 I think that description for Zeus can describe pretty much all of the Olympian pantheon, really….

[@GanonGhidorah]

I'm finally going to comment on these God of War Wins videos. I was about 12 when God of War came out and my brother got it for PS2; it was the most brutal, and edgiest game we'd ever played. But what fascinated me was the story; for me, a game's true triumph is if it has a story that intrigues and moves me. Kratos was a tortured man who lost everything. And then he is tasked with the _impossible_ - killing a God; but not only that, the god he has a personal vendetta with. But all of it is not for the sake of revenge, but to instead find peace and relief from the nightmares that plague him. Even after succeeding in his task, the he learns the visions will not end and tries to escape to the sweet release of death. But it is then that he receives his ultimate reward; more than any thought possible...He becomes a literal God - and you realize that the title of the game is not about Ares, your enemy - but instead about Kratos, becoming the God of War. I believed that throughout the rest of time, Kratos would forever watch over men who marched into battle; no matter what, Kratos would be the one who oversaw it all, and that perhaps with Kratos' previous mortal perspective, war itself began to change to where humanity would be more willing to reject war. But even still, after that credit sequence, I waited in great anticipation for the day that Kratos would return... Waiting for God of War II was nearly _impossibly long._ But it finally came all those years ago and...I have to say that even after all this time, God of War II _still disappoints me._ Don't get me wrong, it is the single God of War Game that I have played the most times, so I don't _hate_ the game. But I do think in a lot of ways, it took God of War in a direction I did not care for. Don't get me wrong, a lot of this is built on my own personal biases, but I do think this game began a lot of negative connotations for this franchise... I guess it was my own misinterpretation of what happened. I didn't see what the Gods did as a _refusal_ to give Kratos relief from his nightmares, but more that they are literally _incapable_ of removing them. So making him the God of War was the only reward they could possibly give him that would make-up for their inability to free him. But I genuinely did believe that all of the other Olympian Gods _did_ want to help Kratos - why else would so many of them offer him their own powers and weapons to help him succeed? And why else would Zeus rescue him from the Underworld, _without_ revealing his identity to him? It came as such a jarring concept to me that - seemingly out of nowhere - all the allies you had in the first game would suddenly _turn on you_ like that. Compounding it is the change in character-design; it makes me feel like all these characters we thought we knew were replaced with a bunch of strangers who hated us. The only characters who look the same are Kratos, Athena and Ares (for now at least) - but seeing Athena in the flesh was just as jarring. I guess I imagined that after killing Ares and becoming the new God of War, Kratos' adventures would take him _outside_ of Greece, where he would face-off against the gods of _other_ pantheons. I had my suspicion that eventually the gods of Olympus would turn on Kratos, but I expected that to be the finale of the entire franchise - not the immediate sequel. Plus, I'm going to say it - the fact that Zeus was revealed to be Kratos' father back in the bonus movies from God of War 1, gets totally ignored in this game, really irritated me. Especially since, there's no true climactic moment in which it happens; and Kratos was already looking for revenge on Zeus for killing him; so there's no true build-up in Kratos going to confront him, as the father who abandoned him as a child, and is instead only ever about the fact that Zeus betrayed him. And it somewhat makes for a confusing narrative as, the games took Zeus' attempt at redemption - by being a kind and caring father - by rescuing Kratos from the Underworld, and then tramples all over it. Now don't get me wrong, I understand that the original God of War game presents the idea that this inevitable betrayal was coming. I mean, when you get down to it, Zeus was willing to betray Ares and let Kratos kill him; so much for believing in him being a kind and caring father figure. But still, God of War II was missing a _lot of context_ that is only ever explained in hindsight thanks to Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta. Playing II immediately after 1 was confusing, cause it just seems like Kratos was just doing what he does, without the context that he's intentionally doing it to get back at the gods. However, in spite of all of that, the thing that upsets me most about God of War II, is because _this game ruined Kratos._ Y'know how for years, the common misconception was that Kratos was a blind killing machine, an unstoppable rage monster who only ever wants revenge? That interpretation is started by _this game_ whereas in God of War 1, the thought of Revenge barely crosses Kratos' mind. Yes, in the flashbacks, Kratos vows he will kill the God of War one day, but that was 10 years before the events of the game happened. By the time we meet Kratos in the game...he's exhausted; he just wants to sleep. And not once is it mentioned that revenge is on Kratos' mind; the task of killing Ares - when presented to him - doesn't excite him, so much as it seems the final challenge before he is finally freed from madness. But this game, every other word out of Kratos is how he's going to get back at Zeus. And Kratos' vengeance literally leads to the destruction of Greece - if not the whole world. And now, years later, God of War 2018 comes out, and everyone talks about how "deep" god of war is now, completely forgetting how deep and mature God of War 1 was. Because the sequels overshadowed the original, and ruined the titular character. Don't get me wrong, I've long since accepted that. But it still bothers me from time to time; because I felt that Kratos really deserved better. But every time he moves forward, the game developers force him to take a step back. And - I still haven't played 2018 yet - it seems like the game is putting Kratos in a position, where the Cycle begins _again._

[@controversialguy1]

"I hate this game so much, but don't get me wrong I don't hate this game"

[@Sansfunnyboness]

My first and last GoW game till Dad of Boy came to PC aaah the nostalgia :D

[@brettdawsontheog7336]

14:34 *A Spartan warrior never lets his back hit the ground, even in death a Spartan stands tall for battle*" -Kratos

[@vora300]

I remember my first god of war game, was gow2, I played it for 10 min in a friend’s house and absolutely loving it.

[@jishthefish1189]

I like how medusa is censored in the cutscene but not in the actual fight.

[@youngdave5277]

By far my favorite in the series the boss fights are plenty and don’t get stale along with every new enemy type that’s shows up. Also the puzzle are great and the urns are an added bonus imo

[@gerupyon]

God of War 2 has the best cliffhanger I ever seen, as a kid, I was hyped af to fight the Olympus

[@thedevilman.]

After the masterpiece before this, GoW2 and this video were perfect sequels.

[@AkshayMPillai]

Can't wait for whenever you do the bioshock series.

[@marcionunes7637]

The fact that in the books we see that it was all Athena's ploy to take over Olympus in GoW 3 makes everything better, also the part where he takes a bow of a dying warrior because he admired the guy's bravery is also amazing

[@ZeusSolosTheVerse]

8:18 i thought that was kratos blood

[@loganrichard2958]

6:50 I don't know if you previously said that but that's why Kratos moved away when he killed the "electric dragon" in GoW 2018

[@imranicanovic1154]

Aahhh God of War 2. My first, incidentaly at the tender age of 12 back in 2012. The only reason I remember that is because of the supremely heavy snows that year that meant I didn't go to school so I hung out with my cousin and we played all my brand spankin new ps2 games that I couldn't play because my ps2s controller broke and I couldn't replace it. Weird how that works. But that is the year (and winter) I got a love for Black Friday The Getaway, God of War 2, Yakuza 1 and 2 (and Yakuzas 1s terrific English Dub) and a few more games. I'm glad you covered GoW 1 and 2 finally man, it reminded me of a simpler time. Thanks for setting up this channel, for years I was hoping someone would and when ya did I was really overjoyed. You, much like cinema wins does with movies, remind me of the joys of gaming. To look at the positives, even when some can only look at the critical parts. I'm gonna go play some ps2 classics.

[@clarkestomps]

The sound of the fleece is so awesome in this game

[@chuckgreene15]

17:02 you can do the QTE, just determines who is on top at the beginning of the fight

[@Eadwulf_Skald]

The "pissing" statue is actually a well-known tourist attraction in Belgium. You can find it in Brussels, you know the same city as the EU parlement + NATO headquarters + the biggest court office in the country...

[@cobrabear6497]

13:06 in 2018 GOW there is a note referencing the boat captain and hydra.

[@misterid1075]

God of war 2 is the only mainline game I didn’t finish. After failing the very last QTE sequence 40 times and tossing my controller I gave up. Hearing “I LAY DOWN MY ARMS” dozens of times got so fucking old.

[@callmev3531]

27:19, It’s fitting that the last thing focused on is the burning human city behind the Titans as they corner Olympus. Already we’re seeing the consequences on humanity that Kratos’ single-minded lust for revenge is bringing right under his nose. He may talk about honor when dealing with cowardly soldiers or scoff at the gods for their absurd and cruel ways of enforcing rules they don’t have to follow themselves, but he ultimately only ever cares about himself and how he was wronged and is taking that anger out on the entire world until there’s no one left for him to hate but himself.

[@ardynamberglow3124]

That magic reference had me rolling XD.

[@seanmcfadden3712]

25:40 What makes it even better is that in Greek mythology, Athena was one of 3 goddesses unaffected by the powers of Aphrodite. Some suggest this means they were supposed to be lesbians, but I interpret that to mean they were Ace and/or Aro. Possible projection, due to the fact I'm Asexual and Demiromantic, but it is possible.

[@marco8414]

Have you done any of the Jak and Daxter games? Had a nostalgic hankering for them and I got them all for my old PS3.

[@holty1314]

I need to watch it before it gets age restricted!!!

[@morganrussman]

1:58 I think I also heard that Santa Monica wanted to play it safe that at the time, with the timing, that not a lot of people wouldn't all have ps3's for a few reasons, one of them being the release dates between the console and the game, and the price of the console. That, and knowing the ps3 would have backwards compatibility anyway for those who were able to get their hands on the ps3 despite the price tag of the console.

[@Freakyanimefan181]

gow 2 is my favorite simply for the blade of Olympis its so fun to use and I feel powerful welding it, plus I'm a huge sucker for ng+

[@GoingHamAllTheWay]

To be honest I loved this sequel as when Zeus first gave was the sword I thought, your the end game, there will be a third. You can imagine my love for the forth ;)

[@Tripact_of_fire]

You should try The Order 1886. It's a Santa Monika title that is really good but underappreciated gem due to its small duration. It at least deserves some recognition

[@SladeTheHedgehog]

I like how a kept searching for this video on the channel after the review on God Of War 3 and I couldn't find it. Now it's here, lol. Good video.

[@lukeewes430]

I tried to play this game last week trough PlayStation plus streaming. But something was wrong with the way it registered my inputs (I Believe it held down the buttons to long every 5 inputs or so) which made me unable to do any qte's so I couldn't even pass the first door. Such a shame because I was really excited to play it

[@WelshGiraffa]

Never would I have imagined the voice of Gaia looking like real life Edna Mode

[@domagojraic9881]

You know I really think you need to do videos on the witcher series, becouse thoes games have a lot to talk about and I love how much you talk about all the datals in games.

[@WorldWeave]

It’s kinda funny that if you do the mini game during that first boss…it’s literally just Kratos “alright, sex break…now, back to the fight”

[@virgiljianu7166]

And to think that all the gods had to do has give Kratos a partial memory wipe (which I'm 100% sure they could have) or just let him kill himself and they would have continued to rule unopposed. Kratos, with all of his trauma, was always going to be a loose cannon and I'm actually surprised everyone went along with it.

[@MrGN-yy6op]

1:12 sing with me, sing for the year sing for the laughter, sing for the tear sing with me, if it's just for today maybe tomorrow good lord will take you away

[@rancersweirdness]

26:54 I do think that's a simple one bit what happened to the kratos that was fighting Zeus before future (player) kratos interfered

[@BakedConjurer5]

oh wait this is gonna be a series? DANG THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@kingdae2022]

Tbh GOW 2 is always gonna be my fav I’ve beaten all the games but this was the first one I started with when I was no more than an 8 year old

[@Cinemabu11]

The only legit plot hole I can think of with regards to the time travel is this: We see that Kratos brings Gaia to his present day timeline, as the effect that appears when Kratos sends them to the future appears around Gaia as well. We don't know that to be the case with Atlas, as I think he still holds Greece on his shoulders. But if Gaia is taken from the past, then that means he would never be revived in this game since Gaia wouldn't exist in the timeline until the the battle in the beginning of GOW3.

[@astratenebris1461]

Just a very minor correction. Barbarian King did have the blessing of Hades, He was his Champion

[@nathanverriest7895]

that fisher guy is in gow 4. it is a small paper were there is a easter egg from that guy

[@NeroCM]

Actually, the time travel in this game breaks a big plot moment: how the heck was Gaia around to witness Kratos' story to that point and talk to him throughout the game if she had been removed from the timeline up to the end of the second game? And how does she recognize him when he goes back in time? Now, granted, in actual Greek myth if Gaia disappeared, the planet would disappear alongside her because she literally IS the Earth, but the games already ignore that so, whatevs.

[@thedevilman.]

Really?? 12? I played GoW1 when I was 4 and GoW 2 when I was 5 the first time, never stopped playing since.

[@ULTIMATZEKROM]

The gods: kidnap his brother at a young age, string Kratos along for 10 years, letting him do their dirty work with no intention of fulfilling their end of tge agreement, refuse him the release of death and force him into a job he didn’t want to do, curse his mother to turn into a monster, forcing Kratos to mercy kill her, etc. Kratos: turns bitter against the gods The gods: surprised Pikachu face Also it’s funny that Zeus directly involved himself when he felt Kratos wasn’t doing the job he didn’t want the way the gods wanted him to do, but when Ares was attacking Athens, the whole “gods are forbidden from interfering” shit popped up. Really speaks to Zeus’s contempt for Kratos.

[@TheOnlyTaps]

Fantastic watch as always 🙏🏿👑

[@Maesterful]

Watched all your GOW vids so far, please also do Ascension and the PSP/Vita games

[@lightsonitzekioro3918]

Wasn't there a reference to the sea captain in one of the treasure maps in God of War 2018? Other than that loved the video!

[@morganrussman]

8:24 OK, I definitely agree that the provided clip in game when i played it as an adult is by far creepy. Also, when Gaia appears, I like that we actually get to be able to put a face to a voice in a sense. Ok, watching the little cut scene with Gaias introduction scene, I notice that the lip to dialog sync was off. 9:33 OK, it took me a few times of whatever you as the player are supposed to fight flew past me to figure out that I was supposed to fight them. 16:48 I don't know if it was this part of the game, it may have, but I know one spot of the game probably right around here I think, I had to buy a 2nd copy of the game because the original copy of God of War 2 I received was all corrupted, either the code itself was or the disc itself was messed up because the game wouldn't load past a certain point. Maybe it it at 18:17, I'm not sure. 18:27 I'm not sure if Kratos was going to think about how he was going to get across before Icarus appeared. 19:04 well, if you play every game in that order.

[@benja6051]

btw there is a reference to the boat captain in GOW 2018

[@NeroCM]

When Cinemawins started the "whateverWins" trend, he said "Liking things is better than disliking things". After Covid, the current energy crisis and the political situation in general, we now more than ever need positivity and love instead of negativity and entitlement.

[@jjpelaez1733]

Here's another win well yes Corey Burton did voice Count Dooku he also voice Zeus and the Disney Hercules cartoon show

[@ZeusMcGodabs-z8g]

"While it's still sucking off Kratos" BRUH I ALMOST DIED

[@sundrynow766]

24:03 - Meryl? Why did you... In all seriousness it's cool to hear Debi Mae West voice outside of Metal Gear Solid 1 and 4, and outside of PS2/Wii version of Spider-Man 3 The Game, where she voiced some of gang members. Also, l would love to see Everything Great About Metal Gear Solid series, just saying.

[@Tonybaloney6969]

With that ad and the game it’s on just made me Think of “Lord of War”

[@ztails]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS THANK YOU

[@jaughnekow]

My favorite game of all time.

[@thomasscott6146]

They did keeo the boat captain in 4 with the reference in a treasure map

[@AFlyingSwive]

the titans got the same treatment as alduin, thrown forward in time

[@PrabhSandhu.]

Literally the greatest PS2 game ever made! 🐐❤

[@kiracodinson]

GOW 2 was my favorite until 2018. First time I played was middle school 😂 Wrote the release date on the white board in permanent marker too

[@pojken-ex7062]

Just impulse bought 5 feet of land in Scotland because of you, thank you for making me a Lord.

[@dylangreen1130]

I sound like a snob, but this video has made me want to see you review the rest of the Uncharted series even more

[@assassinmaster3419]

....you guys should've mentioned that thr person who played Zeus is the same person who played him in the animated Hercules show