One of George Lucas' final creations, the Star Wars: UnderworldTV series, never saw the light of day, but it influenced another story in a completely different medium. Announced one month before Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith premiered in 2005, Underworld would have been the first live-action Star Wars series. It was going to be primarily set in the lower levels of Coruscant and cover a variety of characters and plotlines. 6v6qh

Rumors are swirling that God of Warmay finally return to Greek mythology. While Kratos' adventures in the world of the Norse gods have been well-received by fans and critics, nostalgic enthusiasts have long requested that the series return to its roots and delve even deeper into the Ghost of Sparta's war with Olympus. Despite rumors that Sony Santa Monica would release a remaster of the original Greek mythology games to celebrate the series' 20th anniversary, fans are now hoping the latest round of reports is more accurate.

Although the God of Warseries ended quite conclusively with the original trilogy, it was brought back in a big way with the Norse Saga, which completely changed the direction of the series. It gave Kratos a redemption arc from his violent yet justified path of vengeance, while putting him at odds with the gods of the Aesir pantheon (i.e. Baldur, Thor, and Odin). With his son Atreus in toe, the direction of the Norse Saga resonated with a lot of people, leading to the first game in the Saga winning GOTY and Ragnarök ending up as a close second.

God of War is finally getting a live-action adaptation after almost two decades of being stuck in development hell, and though it's in the early stages, there's plenty of news. The God of War video game series began in 2005, and follows the titular god, Kratos, who was tricked into killing his family by Ares. Kratos attempts to get revenge, but he must first battle through hoards of Olympian gods. The series cleverly mixes Greek and Norse mythology, and the franchise and lore are only getting deeper and more epic in scope with every installment.

God of War showrunner Ronald D. Moore shares a new update on the Prime Video adaptation. First announced in 2022, the adaptation of the hit PlayStation video game franchise was originally being spearheaded by Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby, and Rafe Judkins. The God of War TV show was reported to follow the game's protagonist, Kratos, as he embarks on a dangerous journey with his estranged son following the death of his wife. The series hit a snag last October, however, when Fergus, Otsby, and Judkins all left the project, with Amazon looking to take things in a new direction.

God of War: Ragnarök is the latest success in the long-beloved action-adventure franchise, with the series showing no signs of disappearing anytime soon. To celebrate two decades of visceral action spanning a wide array of systems, Sony is even launching a 20th-anniversary campaign in honor of the series inspired by the working title for the original God of War from 2005. Unlike most cosmetic DLC or anniversary options of the past, Ragnarök's Dark Odyssey Collection will be entirely free for all owners of the base game when it launches on March 20th.

Although it has not been confirmed who will play Kratos in Amazon's God of War show, the streamer already seems to have the perfect casting choice for the video game adaptation. A God of War live-action adaptation has been long overdue since the video game series' immense success. Fortunately, Amazon is already developing a television adaptation of the series, with Sony Pictures TV and MGM Amazon Studios teaming up as its co-producers.

While rumors claimed a God of Warremaster would show up at the latest PlayStation State of Play, recent reports claim the reveal may be linked to a more celebratory occasion. Despite the community largely loving Sony Santa Monica's Norse chapter in Kratos' rage-fueled saga, long-time players have waited years to return to the protagonist's Greek roots. Many are hoping that Sony will make the older games in the series, which were released on the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Portable, playable on modern hardware.

The God of Warfranchise may have moved beyond its Greek origins but a new rumor claims Kratos' original adventures may soon receive a fresh coat of paint. While modern audiences are likely more familiar with Kratos as the bearded warrior of Norse legend thanks to 2018's God of War and its 2022 sequel God of War: Ragnarok, the wrathful deity started life in a different world. Its combat may not be as refined as the recent duology but the so-called Greek Trilogy still has plenty of fans.

The God of War franchise has followed Kratos’ story for years, starting from his glory days as a Spartan to his Norse battles at Ragnarök. Kratos is an angry protagonist who has become a beloved character through his series of God of War adventures. Along the way, he has said some of the most unforgettable lines that stay with players long after they’ve put their controllers down.