A feature originally included in the first game, God Mode returns in Hades 2 to make things a little bit less punishing for players struggling with their attempts. Here’s everything you need to know ...

Hades might be hell in a toga, to quote the sarcastic narrator of four-player horde shooter God Mode, but its motley rogues' gallery of demons and monsters never quite equals the hellishness of ...

God of War Ragnarok has finally added the long-requested Photo Mode, opening up the option to capture the diversity and beauty of the nine realms. Since the arrival of patch [v. 03.00], players should ...

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Sony Santa Monica has confirmed that God of War Ragnarok will be getting a photo mode, but it will be releasing some time after the game's launch. There isn't a long wait now for fans wanting to get ...

In its efforts to make Windows more user friendly and unify the look of various menus and control panels, Microsoft has simplified or even removed a plethora of options in its various versions of ...

A new report from The Atlantic has described Elon Musk’s DOGE access to immense amounts of government data as being in “god mode”. Tim O’Brien, MSNBC political analyst and senior executive editor of ...

A new update for the God of War brings a Photo Mode that allows players to take snapshots of Kratos, Atreus and the beautiful world created by Santa Monica Studios. After weeks of preparation, the ...

Atlus, the company behind 2011's puzzle platforming adventure Catherine and the Persona series, has unveiled a new project titled God Mode. The downloadable third-person shooter will be published by ...

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“Welcome to Hades,” intones God Mode’s narrator. “That’s Hell in a toga!” Classicists might debate this definition, likely by bellowing the word "WRONG!" until their vocal cords dry out and snap, but ...