Warrior Epic is a free-to-play online action RPG, in which players assume command of a wide variety of Warriors through solo, PvP, and multiplayer dungeon raiding adventures. It is a micro-transaction based game, meaning there is no charge to download and no monthly fee required to play. However, there will be a variety of purchase options for those who wish to further enhance their player experience. A complete list of micro-transaction items will be available closer to the launch of the game.

Once there was a utopia of peace and abundance. But this tranquility abruptly ended when the rulers of the leading nations succumbed to greed and ambition, using tyranny to destroy the land and enslave its people. 300 years have now passed and the technological feats of the civilized races have all but been forgotten; save for relics which have survived the passing of time. Stories of the Great War that ended civilization still exist from varying perspectives; spread amongst the various warrior tribes whose ancestors survived those dark times. Though the stories may vary from realm to realm, they each share at least one commonality: the rumored existence of a hidden kingdom that flourished in the aftermath. It is said that the few more virtuous leaders of the warring nations set their differences aside and cloistered in an unexplored and wild land. They turned their backs to the inevitable destruction that was to consume their greedy brothers and sisters. They separated themselves from the war; and in secret, began building a new kingdom… the Kingdom of Providence.

Atelier Rorona: Alchemist of Arland (Rorona no Atorie ~Ārando no Renkinjutsushi~?) is role-playing game for the PlayStation 3 by Gust Corporation. It the 11th installment in the Atelier series. It will continue the series’ emphasis on crafting and synthesizing, according to the first details in magazine Dengeki where it was first revealed.

Devastator is formed by several of the Constructicons in Egypt who are taken into a merge by Scavenger. He has only one line in the film – shouting his own name. Devastator climbs a pyramid while shooting grappling hooks out of his right arm. He uncovers the Fallen’s sun destroying weapon and then attacks the Autobots. Mudflap is sucked into Devastator’s mouth, holding on just out of reach of the grinding gears. Although eaten Mudflap breaks out of Devastator’s body. Devastator is taken broken into pieces by an experimental ship-mounted rail gun called in for targeting by former Sector 7 agent Simmons.

Starscream is among the playable characters in the 2009 Revenge of the Fallen video game by Activision.

The game play showed familiar game play from the previous installments as well as some new, for instance, Kratos can grab an enemy and use it in a battering ram-like action to push through other enemies. It also showed Kratos being able to control a Harpie for a short time to fly him by stabbing the Harpie a few times. This footage also showed the Cestus weapon in action. The Cestus are used in a boxing fashion to fight the enemies. It also showed the Cestus shoot chains from the ends of them and then use those chains to strike the enemy.

The number of enemies onscreen has been increased to 50 as opposed to the maximum of 15 in previous God of War installments. Game director Stig Asmussen claimed that the hardware capabilities of the PlayStation 3 would allow more flexibility in creating the characters of God of War III and to allow for further interaction with the environment. On March 26, 2009 a 1-minute Gameplay Trailer was released at the Game Developers Conference. The trailer showed Kratos fighting a group of soldiers briefly and taking control of a cyclops to quickly dispatch of the enemies, and ultimately killing the cyclops after the soldiers die. This has been the first Gameplay trailer released that shows Kratos as the way he would appear when being controlled by the player. At E3 2009, more Gameplay footage was shown live during Sony’s press conference.

In a recent screenshot Kratos is seen tearing off the head of the God Helios. In the game his head can be used in a similar fashion to those of Medusa and Euryale from previous games. Although where their powers revolved around stone, Helios’s stems from light. Its functions include distracting undead soldiers, and as a lantern in dark areas. Developers have stated that more weapons will be announced and will be more user-friendly than the sub-weapons from previous titles. In addition, Kratos uses a FireBow;presumably Apollo’s.Combos from previous titles will also make a return as well as new combos yet to be introduced.

God of War III is expected to feature gameplay similar to that of previous installments. Only two weapons have been confirmed so far: the trademark Blades of Athena, and the Cestus, a pair of fist gauntlets shaped like lion heads, that yield devastating damage. These new weapons appear to have the ability to smash through solid objects such as rocks, and sport a maneuvering fighting style similar to boxing. The Golden Fleece appears on Kratos’ arm in gameplay trailers, and the Icarus’ wings from screenshots, showing that he keeps both from his adventure in God of War II.

God of War III is a forthcoming installment in the God of War series, currently in development for the PlayStation 3. The game was announced at E3 2008 and is due for release in March 2010. It is the fifth chapter in the series chronologically, after God of War: Chains of Olympus, God of War, God of War: Betrayal and God of War II.