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God of War's Midgard Mishaps Video Shows Official Blooper Reel
Today, PlayStation released a blooper reel containing all of Santa Monica Studios’ most epic bugs from God of War’s pre-release development gameplay, and it's pretty hilarious.
Featuring Corey Barlog, a levitating Kratos, and an Atreus who can’t stop spotting invisible draugr, the video culminates in a dance battle between Kratos and Baldur that you have to see to believe. Check it out below to see all the “Midgard Mishaps.”
For more content from the realm of Midgard, check out this photo collection where we show off the best pictures from God of War's photo mode, as submitted by our lovely community. Also if you still haven't resumed the god-killer's story, check out our review to see if Kratos' venture into Norse mythology fills the titan-sized shoes left by it's predecessors.
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