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Zeus And Isaac Clarke Coming To PlayStation All-Stars
PlayStation All-Star Battle Royale is adding a couple of high-profile character to its roster, God of War's Zeus and Dead Space's Isaac Clarke. The game is also adding a new level that combines the worlds of The Unfinished Swan and MediEvil.
In celebrations of the recent Dead Space 3 and the upcoming God of War: Ascension (which releases exclusively on PS3 on March 19), Sony will be adding this DLC to the PlayStation Store on the same day God of War releases.
Zeus and Isaac will also be given away free, through a redeem code, to gamers who purchase God of War: Ascension. If you chose not to buy the game, each character will go on individual sale for $4.99 each. The Graveyard level (pictured above), which combines the familiar humorous macabre of MediEvil with the spare, ink blot style of The Unfinished Swan will be free for online ranked matches and $1.99 if you choose to purchase it for offline use.
Below are two videos showcasing Zeus and Isaac in the game, looks like they have some pretty cool moves.
Source: PlayStation Blog
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