Kratos has a lot of excess baggage. He accidentally killed his family, his father is bent on killing him and the intentions of the Titans weren’t what Kratos was expecting. Before all that took place, Kratos had a brother named Deimos. He and Deimos were separated when they were kids and Deimos never got over that. The two brothers will reunite in God of War: Ghost of Sparta. As a bonus, Deimos will be playable in God of War III.

Sony has given us a handful of reasons why we should pre-order God of War: Ghost of Sparta on PSP. For the standard price of $39.99, you’ll receive extra content that non pre-orders will likely have to pay for. If you’re new to the PSP world, a special Ghost of Sparta PSP bundle is available for pre-order as well. God of War‘s first outing on the PSP is one of the best games to ever come out on the platform. From what we’ve seen at E3, Ghost of Sparta has a really good chance of raising the bar for PSP development.

Daxter is one successful little, well, whatever he is. Ready at Dawn studios recently confirmed on it’s website that over two million copies of the Daxter game have been sold around the world. Not too shabby for a spin-off. Of course it is no surprise to many that Daxter is so beloved, it was considered one of best titles for the PSP. Ready at Dawn is hoping the same success will it’s next release, God of War: Chains of Olympus.

God of War: Chains of Olympus for the PSP – a handheld adaptation of one of the most popular PS2 games ever made – is all set to enthrall gamers next year. Ready at Dawn has announced March 4, 2008, as the release date although the retail price was not announced.

Also, the game still hasn’t been rated, but the abundance of in-game violence stands to earn it a Mature (M) rating. Chains of Olympus is a prequel to the first God of War game for the PS2, and features the…