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Joystiq的報導~~~
原文：
The PlayStation Portable may be getting a second helping of Kratos, as
reports put God of War: Chains of Olympus developer Ready At Dawn Studios
hard at work on a follow-up handheld adventure.According to a report from
Joystiq, Sony has already put in an order for a sequel to the PSP
blockbuster, a game that could make an appearance in announcement form at
this year's E3. That's according to the site's "trusted source," which puts
Ready At Dawn back on PSP development as of "late 2008."
While Ready At Dawn reps opted not to confirm the rumor, it would certainly
make a lot of sense. The Irvine, California based dev certainly knows its way
around a UMD.
After "moving on" from PSP development last year, the Chains of Olympus
developer looked to have a change of heart, if only for its successes on the
platform.
John Koller, Sony Computer Entertainment of America's director of hardware
marketing, says that the publisher is in talks with the studio, noting to
Kotaku that PSP software development is ramping back up. With
LittleBigPlanet, MotorStorm and Assassin's Creed already confirmed for the
PSP, another entry in the bestselling God Of War series seems perfectly
logical from a money-raking standpoint.
Hopefully we'll know more at E3 2009 or when the manual for God of War III
starts making the rounds.
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Joystiq的報導~~~
原文：
The PlayStation Portable may be getting a second helping of Kratos, as
reports put God of War: Chains of Olympus developer Ready At Dawn Studios
hard at work on a follow-up handheld adventure.According to a report from
Joystiq, Sony has already put in an order for a sequel to the PSP
blockbuster, a game that could make an appearance in announcement form at
this year's E3. That's according to the site's "trusted source," which puts
Ready At Dawn back on PSP development as of "late 2008."
While Ready At Dawn reps opted not to confirm the rumor, it would certainly
make a lot of sense. The Irvine, California based dev certainly knows its way
around a UMD.
After "moving on" from PSP development last year, the Chains of Olympus
developer looked to have a change of heart, if only for its successes on the
platform.
John Koller, Sony Computer Entertainment of America's director of hardware
marketing, says that the publisher is in talks with the studio, noting to
Kotaku that PSP software development is ramping back up. With
LittleBigPlanet, MotorStorm and Assassin's Creed already confirmed for the
PSP, another entry in the bestselling God Of War series seems perfectly
logical from a money-raking standpoint.
Hopefully we'll know more at E3 2009 or when the manual for God of War III
starts making the rounds.
--
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