Chains of Olympus on the PSP was praised back in the day for translating the thrill of God of War onto a smaller screen. The game ran at 30 FPS with little to no dips at a 480x272 resolution.

Although Chains of Olympus wasn't a savior for the PSP, its developer Ready at Dawn likely held a bacchanal when reviews of the mythologically themed adventure descended from the heavens.

Chains of Olympus is much more combat-oriented than God of War II. You sometimes have to manipulate statues and other items to reflect light or activate a pressure switch to open doors, ...

Chains of Olympus doesn’t venture outside the proven formula, but we can’t really complain, as the series still has the most fluid combat system seen in any game to date.

Sony's blockbuster Playstation 2 series "God of War" has been squeezed onto the handheld PSP, where the spectacle loses a little of its epic proportion and the tried-and-true gameplay feels a ...

Kratos goes portable as God of War: Chains of Olympus comes to the PSP. The game is completely original and developed specifically for the PSP so gamers aren't getting just a part of the PS2 ...

Ready At Dawn, the development house behind the bite-sized God of War: Chains of Olympus, will no longer be developing titles for the PSP. A short message on the firm’s website broke the news ...

As hard as it might be to imagine, Chains of Olympus comes incredibly close to replicating what made the PS2 originals so exciting - both in terms of the visuals and gameplay.

Chains of Olympus works as a prequel to the original God of War. Kratos has already been saved by Ares and is working out his seemingly never-ending payback by doing the bidding of Olympus.

Despite its ability to do unprecedented things on the PSP, Chains of Olympus has a few nagging flaws, not the least of which are the unskippable cutscenes. They bear repeating, ...

The first thing that should be said about Chains of Olympus is that developer Ready at Dawn - also responsible for the excellent Daxter - has done an amazing job of replicating the look and feel ...