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Table of Contents

Getting Started .................................................... 2

Controls ............................................................... 3

Starting Up .......................................................... 5

The Game Screen ................................................ 6

Menu Screens .....................................................7

Items .................................................................... 8

Attacks and Moves ............................................ 10

Credits ............................................................... 14

Limited Warranty ............................................... 25

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Getting Started Controls

Set up your PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system according to the
instructions in the manual supplied with the system. Turn the system
on. The power indicator lights up in green and the home menu is
displayed. Press the OPEN latch to open the disc cover. INSERT
God of War®:Chains of Olympus disc with the label facing away from
the system, slide until fully inserted and close the disc cover. From the
PSP® system’s home menu, select the Game icon and then the UMD
icon.
A thumbnail for the software is displayed. Select the thumbnail and
press the S button of the PSP® system to start the software. Follow
the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information
on using the software.

NOTICE: Do not eject a UMD™ while it is playing.

Memory Stick Duo™

Warning! Keep Memory Stick Duo™ or Memory Stick PRO Duo™ media out of
reach of small children, as the media could be swallowed by accident.

To save game settings and progress, insert a Memory Stick Duo with
at least 544 KB of free space into the memory stick slot of your PSP®
system. You can load saved game data from the same memory stick or
any Memory Stick Duo containing previously saved games.

POWER
indicator

buttons

R buttonLCD screenL button

Directional
buttons

MEMORY
STICK
DUO™
access
indicator

WLAN
access
indicator

Analog stick
Strap holder
Left speaker
HOME button

Volume

HOLD
indicator

Right speaker
START button
SELECT button
Sound button
Display button

Right side view PSP

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(PlayStation®Portable) system configuration

Front view

Disc cover DC OUT connectors

USB

connector

IR port

OPEN latch

POWER/HOLD switch

buttons

GETTING STARTED STARTING UP

POWER
indicator

buttons

R buttonLCD screenL button

Directional
buttons

MEMORY
STICK
DUO™
access
indicator

WLAN
access
indicator

Analog stick
Strap holder
Left speaker
HOME button

Volume

HOLD
indicator

Right speaker
START button
SELECT button
Sound button
Display button

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(PlayStation®Portable) system configuration

Menu Controls

Navigate Through Menus ........................... N or B

Highlight Menu Item ........................... directional buttons

Select Menu Item ......................................................... S

Exit Menu Screens ..........................................> / <

Return to Higher Menu ................................................. A

On Ground Basics

Walk/Run/Climb/Swim .................................. analog stick

Evade ................................N + B with analog stick

Jump ............................................................................ S

Light Attack .................................................................. F

Heavy Attack ................................................................ D

Grab .............................................................................. A

Block ........................................................................ N

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Controls

Starting Up

On Ground Basics Continued

Use Magic ......................................B + F or D or A

Action/Interact .............................................................. A

Access Upgrade/Moves/Inventory Screen ................ >

Pause Game/Options Menu ...................................... <

On Ground Advanced

(Some of these moves require Kratos to upgrade his blades
before they can be used.)

Orion’s Harpoon ................... A (when an enemy is in air)

Hyperion Ascension .............................................Hold D

Helios Reverse (requires Sun Shield) ................ Tap N

Plume of Prometheus ........................................F, F, D

Spirit of Hercules ...............................................D, D, D

Valor of Hercules ...............................................D, D, F

Cyclone of Chaos ............................................. N + F

In Air Basics

Double Jump ................................................... S then S

Horizontal Attack .......................................................... F

Vertical Attack .............................................................. D

Air Grab ........................................................................ A

(when Kratos and enemy are in air)

In Air Advanced

(Some moves require Kratos to upgrade his blades before they
can be used.)

Cyclone of Chaos (Air) ...................................... N + F

Tartarus Rage (Air) ........................................... N + D

Rampage of the Furies (Air) ............................. N + A

Main Menu

NEW GAME: Select this option to begin a new God of
War®: Chains of Olympus game. God of War®: Chains of
Olympus offers four different difficulty configurations:

Mortal (Easy)
Hero (Normal)
Spartan (Hard)
God (Very Hard)

NOTE: To access God difficulty mode, you must first beat
the game on the Mortal, Hero, or Spartan difficulty level.

LOAD GAME: Choose this option to load a previously
saved game. As you play the game, you will reach
checkpoints that allow you to save your progress.

OPTIONS: Toggle subtitles and hints ON/OFF, and adjust
the game’s sound and music volume. Press the directional
buttons X and Z to set the volume levels higher or
lower. You can also select DISPLAY CONTROLS, which
allows you to view the control layout.

Note: To toggle subtitles on/off during cinematics press F

TREASURES: As Kratos progresses through the
campaign mode and meets certain requirements, he
will unlock various challenges and rewards in this menu.
Check back often to see what has been unlocked!

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The Game Screen

Menu Screens

Blade Icon

Power Up Meter

Blade Icon

The Blade Icon contains two separate meters —
Health and Magic.

Health Meter

Magic Meter

Power Up Meter

Health Meter

The Health Meter is refi lled by collecting Green Health
Orbs from fallen enemies and glowing green chests.

Magic Meter

The Magic Meter is refi lled by collecting Blue Magic Orbs
from fallen enemies and glowing blue chests.

Power Up Meter

The Power Up Meter shows how many Red Power Up
Orbs are currently in Kratos’ possession. Red Power Up
Orbs are used to power up Kratos’ Weapons and Magic.

Pause Menu

Pressing < during a game will pause the game and
open the Pause Menu. From this menu, you can select
CONTINUE to continue your game, OPTIONS to show or
hide subtitles and hints, adjust volume, view game
controls, RESTART FROM LAST CHECKPOINT will return
Kratos to the most recent check point, or QUIT GAME to
quit and return to the Title Menu.

Note: You can also press < from any of the menu items to
return to the game

Menu Screens

Pressing > during gameplay pauses the game and
gives you access to the Menu Screens (Power Up,
Moves, and Items). Use
between the screens, and press the directional buttons

C and V to highlight an option.

POWER UP: Kratos will acquire new Weapons and

Magic abilities, which then can be upgraded by using
the Red Power Up Orbs he’s collected. Select a Weapon
or Magic to be powered up and then hold down
upgrade.

MOVES: Displays all of the current combos and moves

that have been unlocked and are available to Kratos. As
Kratos gains new Magic and abilities, the Move list will
grow substantially.

ITEMS: Throughout his journey, Kratos will acquire items

that aid him in the battlefi eld. Descriptions of these items
and their purpose can be found here.

N and B to scroll

S to

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Items

Chests

Throughout his quest, Kratos
will often fi nd chests — some of
which are cleverly hidden within
the environment. These chests
hold useful items and orbs. To
open a chest, stand in front of it
and hold

Save Altar

Any time Kratos comes across a
glowing pillar of light, step into
the light and press
your progress.

information such as unlocked items and available upgrades will be
saved in conjunction to save points without notifying the user.

Note: A save game containing profi le

Special Items

In addition to Orbs, Kratos can fi nd Special Items that
will greatly increase his powers. Of course, items such as
these are not easy to come by. You can view the Special
Items you’ve acquired by pressing

B to scroll to the Inventory Menu.

Gorgon Eyes

Collect fi ve Gorgon Eyes to
increase Kratos’ Health Meter
by one level.

A.

A to save

> and using N or

Phoenix Feathers

Collect fi ve Phoenix Feathers to
increase Kratos’ Magic Meter by
one level.

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Attacks and Moves Attacks and Moves

Combos

Kratos can unleash devastating attacks that can be
linked together to create a string of combos, capable of
infl icting massive damage. By striking, swinging, and
even using the Blades of Chaos to catch and impale his
enemies, he can execute both short-range and long­range attacks. Kratos can earn more red orbs for higher
number combos.

Context Sensitive Attacks

Context Sensitive Attacks normally occur once an
enemy has been damaged to a certain extent. Once this
happens, a
Press
series of button presses and/or analog stick movements
that appear on-screen. If done correctly, Kratos will take
out the enemy with a devasting fi nishing move.

A button will appear over the enemy’s head.

A and then continue to time and execute the

Climbing

Kratos can climb certain surfaces and even fi ght while
hanging on. To climb on a wall or other climbable surface,
move the analog stick
along the wall, press
wall press
also travel quickly along ceilings with his blades by
pressing

S and hold the analog stick V. Kratos can

S.

Z, X, C, or V. To quickly jump

S. To quickly slide down a climbing

Swimming

In certain areas, it is necessary for Kratos to swim. Move
the analog stick to guide Kratos through the water. He
can also ascend, descend, and dash. To ascend, hold

D or S. Holding F will make him dive further

either
down. Hold
quickly speeding through water, is also handy for breaking
underwater obstacles.

Note: Kratos cannot descend or ascend while swimming until
obtaining Triton’s Lance.

B to dash. The swim dash, aside from

Moving Objects

Kratos can move certain objects from one place to
another. To grab and move an object, approach it and
press and hold
Kratos can also kick moveable objects. To kick an object,

B to charge the kick, then release.

hold

A, then move it with the analog stick.

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Attack and Moves

Magic

Once granted, these special abilities will give Kratos
temporary powers that will greatly increase his chances
for survival. As Magic abilities are acquired, hold the
button and press either
appropriate Magic ability, provided there is suffi cient
Magic in the Magic Meter. Using Magic will deplete the
Magic Meter.

D, F, or A to execute the

Puzzles

Kratos will often be called upon to decipher numerous
mind-bending puzzles. Kratos can and will need to
interact with items in the environment to help him
continue. Anytime you see a glowing white light or
glossy sheen on an object or location, it is possible to
interact with that object. This may involve attacking and
destroying it, or using it by pressing

A.

B

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Credits

Credits

God of War ­Chains of
Olympus

Developed by Ready
at Dawn Studios™

Creative Director and
Game Director

Ru Weerasuriya

Director of Production

Marc Turndorf

Lead Level Designer

Dana Jan

Programming Director

Garret Foster

Technical Director

Andrea Pessino

Lead Gameplay
Programmer

Philip Nowell

Lead 3D Artist

Nathan Phail-Liff

Lead 2D Artist

Carlo Arellano

Lead Animator

Jerome de Menou

Lead Engine
Programmer

Rachid El Guerrab

Gameplay
Programmers

Jeremy Nikolai
Derek Mulder
Philip Nowell
Garret Foster

Tools Programmers

David Neubelt
Tony Martinez
John Nguyen
Ryan Mangin
Rachid El Guerrab

Designers/
Implementers

Michael Birkhead
Michael Deneen
Max Walter

Design Consultant

Eric Williams/Short Short
Super, LLC

Concept Artists

Carlo Arellano
Justin Murray

In-Game Animators

Kevin Rucker
Chuck Suong
Jerome De Menou

Background Modelers

Brian Fletcher
James Tran
Dana Jan
Anthony Vitale
Joshua Primm
Zach Gonzalez
Melissa Neubelt

Texture Artists

Hisae ‘Jo’ Watanabe
Justin Murray

Lighting Artist

John Enricco

Camera Artist

Chad Verrall

Foreground Modelers

Maxx Marshall
Jarred Everson
Anthony Vitale

UV Artists

Melissa Neubelt
Joshua Primm

Technical Artists

Matt Oursbourn
Nathan Phail-Liff

Cinematic Supervisor

Nicolas Riviere

Cinematic Animators

Matt Oursbourn
Nicolas Riviere
Chuck Suong

Rigging and Finishing
Artist

Matt Oursbourn

Cinematic Ma tte
Painters

Carlo Arellano
Justin Murray

FX Artists

Nathan Phail-Liff
Jerome de Menou
Matt Oursbourn

Story by

Ru Weerasuriya
David Jaffe

Game Written by

Marianne Krawczyk
Ru Weerasuriya
Cory Barlog

President

Didier Malenfant

Director of Finance
& HR

Stacey Ytuarte

IS/Office Manager

Steve Fradley

Additional Design

Michael John/Method
Games™

Gerald Vera
Aldric Saucier

Additional
Programming

Geoffrey Fulton

Additional Art

Pierre-Paul Gingras

God of War Babies

Sloane
Raquel
Ethan
Fairuz

Special Thanks

All the spouses/
significant others and
families of the team

Stephen Rubi n/ Law
Offices of St ephen
Rubin

Jim Charne/Law Offices
of Jim Charne

Howard Shapiro/Mitchell
Silberberg & Knupp

Kahni Bizub/ Wright
Ford & Young

Phil Cohen/Lee &
Associates

Additional testing:
Matt and Mic helle

Mocarski
Izi Kucuklevi
Kenneth Pessino
Robert Berger

Sony Computer
Entertainment
America

SCEA Santa
Monica Studios

Product
Development

Executive Producer

Shannon Studstill

Senior Producer

Eric Koch

Producer

Jeremy Ray

Associate Producer

Chad Cox

Production Test Lead

Scott Soltero

Onsite Production
Tester

Monty Rimorin

Production Tester

Josh Harrison

Art Director

Stig Asmussen

Creative Director

Cory Barlog

Technical Director

Tim Moss

Cinematic Animators

Mehdi Yssef
Artak Avakyan
Jacqueline Corley
James Che

Concept Art

Cecil Kim
Andy Park
Izzy Medrano

Character Modeling

Katon Callaway

Management

Director, Product
Development

Allan Becker

Senior Vice President,
Product Development,
SCEA, part o f SCE
Worldwide Studios

Shuhei Yoshida

Special Thanks

Doug Kelley
Tanya Page
Jonathan York
David Thach
Michael Dennis
Greg Yip
Travis Sher
Darcy Ray

and the God of War
team…

Ahlin, Mark
Ancar, Maximilian

Vaughn
Anderson, Kevin
Anderson, Mark
Arriaga, Raymond
Arrington, Matt
Ashcraft, Andy
Ballo, Moumine

Barron, Cory
Beaver, Christopher
Begum, Saladin
Cappiello, Matthew
Caterson, Steve "Scat"
Cheng, Michael
Choi, Go Woon
Coda, Paul
Daniels, Derek
Danielsson, Magnus
Diamand, Ben
Edwards, Paul
Ericson, Christer
Feldman, Ken
Filippov, Vassily
Gary, Nathan
Gilley, Sean
Greenspan, Richard
Ha, Michael
Hargraves, Rob
Hawkins, Jonathan
Ho, Tommy
Hoffman, Naty
Howard, Angie
Huynh, Ken
Jaffe, David
Kavanagh, Gary
Lawrence, Ariel
Lu, Louis
Luis, Giovanni
Manzano, Sean
Mcdade, Jason
Mcdonald, Jason
Meinerding, Ryan
Miller IV, Thomas
Miller, Jim
Miller, Matthew
Mines, Rita
Minters, Jason
Morgan, Ashley
Mulhern, Wade
Odero, Fabrice
Orsak, Aaron
Palamarchuk, John
Papy, Todd
Parker, Jeremy
Peterson, Stephen
Pihlajamaki, Timo
Pinady, Charles

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Credits

Piperi, Todd
Pixton, Tim
Puhl, Adam
Root, Adam
Roy, Kenneth T.
San Juan, Erik
Santa Maria, Sonny
Sbrogna, Chip
Seeto, Scott
Simon, Mark
Soper, Bob
Stein, Alexander
Stephens, Nate
Sutton, Christopher
Taubel, Joel
Turner, Dwayne
Velazquez, Bruno
Wade, Whitney
Walden, Lewis
Weissbaum, William
Wen, Charlie
Wilkins, Phil
Wright, Jo
Yang, Yumi
SemoLogic Inc

PD Service
Groups

Senior Director of
Tools, Technology and
Services

Buzz Burrowes

Director of Service
Groups

David Murrant

Music

Director of Music

Chuck Doud

Senior Music
Supervisor

Clint Bajakian

Music Supervisor

Jonathan Mayer

Associate Mu sic
Supervisor

Joel Yarger

Music Production
Associate

Michael Bricker
Scott Hanau

Music Editing

Marc Senasac

Music and Licensing
Manager

Jason Swan

Senior Music
Licensing Coordinator

Justin Fields

Associate Mu sic
Producer

Tammy Tsuyuki

Original Music by

Gerard K. Marino

Additional Music By

Ron Fish
Chris Velasco
Mike Reagan

Sound Design

Senior Manag er,
Sound Group

Gene Semel

Sound Design
Manager

Phillip Kovats

Lead Sound Designer

Brad Aldredge

Sound Designer/
Implementation

Emile Mika

Creatures and
Additional Sound
Design

David Farmer

Additional Sound
Design

Paul Fox
Steve Johnson

Dialog Manager

Greg deBeer

Senior Dialog
Coordinator

Jacquie Shriver

Additional D ialog
Support

Hope Dippel
Eric Kuehnl

Audio Post Production
Manager

Mike Johnson

Audio Post Production

Jeff Darby
Derrick Espino
Mike Johnson

Audio Post
Production Mixer

Eric LeBlanc

Foley Recording

Warner Bros. Post
Production

Foley Artists

John Roesch
Alyson Moore

Foley Mixer

MaryJo Lang

Voice Over Recordin g
and Editorial

Soundelux Design Music
Group

Executive Creative
Director

Scott Martin Gershin

Facility Manager

Janet Rankin

Voice Over Business
Manager

William "Chip" Beaman

Voice Over
Coordinator

Erica Mehallo

Voice Over Recordin g
Engineers

Justin Langley
Dutch Hill

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Credits Credits

Voice Over Editors

Mark Camperell
Brad Beaumont
Clint Richardson
Chad Bedell

Casting & Recording
Director

Keythe Farley

Asset Coordinator

Patrick Ginn

Production Assistant

Charlie Gondak

Voice Actors

TC Carson -
Kratos

Debi Derrybe rry -
Calliope

Marina Gordon -
Persephone, Female
Greek

Linda Hunt -
Narrator

Brian Kimmet -
Soldier 3 (walla)

Don Luce -
Soldier 2 (walla)

Dwight Schultz -
Charon, Helios, Male
Greek, Fire Guard

Fred Tatasciore -
Atlas, Persi an King,
Soldier

Erin Torpey -
Eos, Athena

Andrew Wheeler -
Soldier 4 (walla)

Multimedia

Senior Manag er,
Multimedia Group

Gary Barth

Senior Editor

Sean Thomas

Associate Producer

Corrine Lucas

Video Production
Specialist

Ryan MacPhee

PD Services
Group Support

Project Manager

Davina Mackey

Production
Accountant

Laura Connors

Senior Administrator

Kathryn Tunis

Video Services

Manager of Video
Services

Don Lacy

Video Services
Supervisor

Jahil Nelson

Video Engineers

Brian Kellison
Ron Ilano
Paul Klinke
Ryan Mudd
Devon Read

Coordinator

Alycia Powers

Global
Platform

Sr. Director, Global
Platform

Ritchard Markelz

Director, First Party
Quality Assu rance
(FPQA)

Charles Connoy

Test Operations

Senior Manager

Tim Vanlaw

QA Test Supervisor

Cruz Garcia

Lead Quality
Assurance Testers

Monty Rimorin
Gabe Datte
Greg Nichols

Senior Quali ty
Assurance Testers

Devin Hill
Chad Shoemaker

Quality Assu rance
Tester

Jackie Sutherland

Lab Technicians

Vince Loughney
Nathan Buxton

Contingent G ame
Test Analysts

Andy Cabandong
Antel Powell
Charlemayne Celestino
Christopher Hoyt
Derek Pardoe
Jeffrey Pasis
Jobe DeHaas
Jocelyn Sevier-Smith
Jonah Witters
Kevin Helton
Noah Versluis
Shankara Shankaran
Tim Grimes
Jin Bong
Sonjalee Holland
Charles Mack
Jason Musbach
Spencer Skoglund
Bradley Stouse
Craig Francis
Gerardo Mendez
Romie John Quinto
Adam Paul Thomas
Jonathan Neppl

Program
Management
Group

Senior Manager

Jim Wallace

Manager, Project
Management

Eric Ippolito

Senior Project
Coordinator

Justin Flores

Project Coordinator

Brent Gocke

Project Management
Assistant

Elessa Vovan

Product
Development
Information
Technology
(PDIT)

Director

Adam Harris

PDIT Online
Games

Senior Manag er,
Online Games

Monique Fraser

PDIT Network
Engineering
Group

Senior Manag er,
Network Engineering

Derrell Jenkins

PDIT Studio
Applications

Senior Manager

Steven Kirk

PDIT Core
Systems
Infrastructure

Senior Manager

Tom Perrine

Tools &
Technology
Group

Director of Tools,
Technology &
Services

Buzz Burrowes

Tools & Technology
Group Director

Edward Lerner

Audio Team Manager

Keith Charley

Engineers

Alan Gerrard
Garin Hiebert
Jim Sproul
Joshua Breindel
Laurent Betbeder
Steve Merel

Product
Marketing

Director, Software
Product Marketing

Jeff Reese

Product Marketing
Manager

Asad Qizilbash

Product Marketing
Specialist

Kenneth Chan

Product Marketing
Assistant

Christina Cavallero

Public
Relations

Senior Corpo rate.
Communicatio ns
Manager

Kimberly Otzman

Analyst Rela tions
Manager

Mariam Sughayer

Corporate Specialist

Abigail Murphy

Senior PR Manager

Ron Eagle

PR Specialist

Paul Murphy

Software PR
Assistant

Jacqueline Efron

Promotions

Senior Director of
Promotions

Ginger Kraus

Senior Promotions
Managers

Donna Armentor
Blair Elliott Paige

Mobile Marketing
Manger

Andrew Adams

Associate
Promotions
Managers

Lauren Decker
Anne Gherini
Jill Grabenkort

Senior Promotions
Assistants

Natalie Behrman
Dan Ambrose

Channel
Marketing &
Events

Director, Channel
Marketing and
Events

Joby Hirschfeld

Senior Manag er,
Channel Marketing

Bob Johnson

Channel Mark eting
Manager

Michael Delacruz

Senior Chann el
Marketing Specialist

Marie Manapat

Channel Mark eting
Specialist

Kacey Fahey

Retail Manag er,
Channel Marketing

Kip Roggendorf

Events Managers

Lori Chase
Quinn Pham

Events Specialist

Mizpah Brown-Rich

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Credits

Senior Manag er,
Creative Services

Jack Siler

Senior Creative
Services Specialists

Joseph Chan
JM Garcia
Miguel Godinez
Alicia Beam

Creative Services
Specialists

Larissa Gamarra
Annet Hsu
Blanca Hernandez

Creative Assets
Manager

Ted Jalbert

Video Assets Manager

Michael Brynteson

PlayStation
Network

Senior Director,
PLAYSTATION
Network

Susan Nourai

Director, Operations

Eric Lempel

Senior Manag er,
PLAYSTATION Store

Grace Chen

Senior Manager, Web
& Loyalty Marketing

Josh Meighen

Project Managers

James Isaac
Paul Purdy

Web Producer

Cyril Tano

Web Content Planning
Manager

Dawson Vosburg

PMT Manager

Jen Woldman

Loyalty Asso ciate
Manager

Chris Hagedorn

PS Store Coordinator

Rommel Hernandez

Senior Web Content
Designer

Michael McIntire

Associate Co ntent
Management
Specialist

Nick Colberg

Associate Project
Manager (Offical
Game Site)

Trevor Ehle

Web Specialist

Sara Kwan

Asset Artist

Noel Silvia

Sr. Department
Assistant,
PLAYSTATION
Network

Kristi Olivas

Legal and
Business
Affairs

Director

Lisa Lunger

Manager

Christine DeNezza

MUSIC LEGAL
BUSINESS AFFAIRS

Brian Fukuji
Mary Nappi

SPECIAL
THANKS

We would like to thank
each individ ual at
Sony Computer
Entertainment America
for their contributions,
support and dedication
to the success of God of
War: Chains of Olympus
with special recognition
to the Executive
Management t eam
including:

Kaz Hirai
Jack Tretton
Jim Bass
Glenn Nash
Steve Ross
Riley Russell
Peter Dille
Scott Steinberg
Phil Rosenberg
Shuhei Yoshida
Phil Harrison

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NotesNotes

God of War is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.

© 2008 Sony Computer Entertainment. “PlayStation”, “PLAYSTATION” and “PS” Family logo

are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.