One thing we found that helped us during the more difficult minigames was to plant our thumb in the small flat area in the middle of the buttons in between individual button presses, so that it’s actually touching the controller instead of floating over the buttons. If you’re not good at these minigames, then you’re going to have a hell of a time getting through God of War II. The button games are easy in the beginning, but will get progressively harder as time goes on. If you hit the button correctly, you’ll move on to the next part of the animation if you miss, you’ll usually wind up having to start the whole thing over, if not take a lot of damage from the opponent that you’re dealing with. You know what we’re talking about - those minigames where you have to hit a certain face button after it pops up on the screen. There are plenty (plenty!) of button-pressing minigames in God of War II.
The movement required to move the index finger up and down is much smaller than it is for the thumb, so doing this can help you get more button presses in more quickly.Īlso note that for actions that require you to grab something with the R1 button, then mash O (like the aforementioned doors), you can usually let go of the R1 button after you’ve grabbed your target and solely concentrate on tapping O. So, if you’re having a hard time with any of the O-mashing sequences, it usually helps to remove your thumb from the button and use your index finger instead. Well, O-mashing can be complicated if you actually use your thumb to do it it’s difficult to move the thumb up and down rapidly enough to complete some of the more strenuous mashing challenges. When you have to deal with O-mashing, it helps to use your index finger. A simple example of this is when you open a large door you have to press O fairly quickly to simulate Kratos flexing his muscles and lifting the door. There are numerous times in the game where you’re going to have to mash away (tap rapidly) on the O button.
GameSpot’s Game Guide to God of War II will take you through the entire single-player adventure, with tips and videos for each boss fight, along with details on all the weapons and magic that you’ll be encountering along the way. Although no longer a god, Kratos still possesses his combat acumen, as well as his burning self-righteousness, which will no doubt serve him well as he adventures through ancient Greece in an attempt to restore what was taken from him. In it, Kratos is stripped of godhood by Athena, his onetime liege, as punishment for his ruthless abuse of his godly powers in the favor of his Spartan subjects on the Earth below. Now, two years later, God of War 2 has arrived. As the star of the game God Of War, which has sold over 1.5 million copies since its release in early 2005, Kratos took on hordes of mythical beasts as he fought his own demons, and eventually defeated Ares, the god of war, and took on his mantle for himself. PlayStation 2 owners need no introduction to Kratos. By: Matthew Rorie Design: Randall Montanari
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