In recent days, the gaming community has been abuzz with rumors that Santa Monica Studio was poised to make a significant announcement at an upcoming event marking the 20th anniversary of the iconic God of War series. These rumors, fueled by speculation from well-known insider Jeff Grubb, suggested that fans could expect announcements of remasters for the classic God of War games. This sparked a wave of excitement and anticipation among the series' devoted followers.
To manage these expectations and provide clarity, Santa Monica Studio stepped in to address the swirling speculation directly. They released an official statement that not only tempered the fans' hopes but also outlined what attendees could truly expect from the event.
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In their statement, Santa Monica Studio emphasized that the event would focus on celebrating the legacy of God of War over the past two decades. They announced a panel that promises a unique blend of Greek and Norse mythology, with characters from both pantheons coming together. The studio made it clear that, contrary to the rumors, no game announcements, including remasters, would be made during the event.
"Pantheons collide! We’re thrilled to present a lineup of Greek and Norse characters for this panel celebrating the 20th anniversary of God of War where we’ll reflect on the past two decades of the series. Given the star-studded lineup and the anticipation surrounding this milestone, we want to make it clear that no announcements are planned for this event." - Santa Monica Studio
While fans won't be getting the remaster announcements they hoped for, the event promises to be a memorable one. Attendees can look forward to new thematic artwork that showcases Kratos alongside Jörmungandr, adding a fresh visual element to the celebration. Furthermore, the panel will feature notable appearances by actors from the God of War series, including Terrence Carson, the original voice of Kratos, and Carole Ruggier, who lent her voice to Athena. This special event is scheduled to take place on March 22, offering fans a chance to celebrate the series' rich history and its impact on the gaming world.
