The final retail version added dynamic shadowing , realistic per-object motion blur, and significantly improved lighting and texture streaming . Combat Refinements:
Kratos’s model alone used more polygons than an entire level section in God of War II . The developers added realistic skin shaders that allowed blood, sweat, and dirt to accumulate on his body in real-time as the combat progressed. God Of War 3 Demo Ps3
The demo, often referred to as the E3 2009 demo, was initially shrouded in exclusivity. To secure early access, players had to purchase the (released in November 2009), which featured HD remasters of the first two PS2 games. The demo was not included on the disc itself; rather, a voucher code allowed players to download the "E3 2009 Demo" via the PlayStation Network, providing a tantalizing taste four months before the final game’s March 2010 release. The final retail version added dynamic shadowing ,
Access to the demo was initially restricted to specific promotional channels: Voucher Codes: Included with early copies of the God of War Collection released in November 2009. Hybrid Blu-ray: In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, the District 9 Blu-ray The demo, often referred to as the E3