The Sound of God of War

[hanselthecaretaker]

Pretty cool [https://www.gamesradar.com/this-behind-the-scenes-look-at-god-of-war-reveals-how-the-sounds-of-the-world-serpent-and-leviathan-axe-were-created/] what goes into it, especially the World serpent.

 

[Palindromemordnilap_v1legacy]

Its one of those things where you never quite realise just how much effort goes into it until a video like that explains it all

 

[Casual Shinji]

I always love finding out that this scary/intimidating/majestic sound was just them recording a pig snoring or a horse ejaculating. And now I find out that the World Serpent is part cat purr.

Also, Jeremy Davis actually won a Bafta for best performance in God of War. His performance seems a bit underappreciated, but he totally nails it especially in his introduction, so I'm glad he got some recognition for it.

 

[BrawlMan]

Cool article. It's nice to learn the behind the scenes tricks and performances that goes in to video games. Too bad, their is still some underappreciated in how much effort goes in to quality games big or small.

 

[Chimpzy_v1legacy]

It's always neat to learn how they create all those outlandish sfx from animal noises or banging all kinds of junk together. Foley seems like it would be a fun job.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

I always love finding out that this scary/intimidating/majestic sound was just them recording a pig snoring or a horse ejaculating. And now I find out that the World Serpent is part cat purr.

Also, Jeremy Davis actually won a Bafta for best performance in God of War. His performance seems a bit underappreciated, but he totally nails it especially in his introduction, so I'm glad he got some recognition for it.

He's an underrated actor in general, and weirdly low-profile too. He could've been an A-lister like Matt Damon after Private Ryan but instead stuck to skulking about in small indie productions and shunning leading roles. He shows up in one scene of the Twin Peaks revival for what's basically extra work. Terrific actor in any role I guess but weird acting choices.

 

[Casual Shinji]

I always love finding out that this scary/intimidating/majestic sound was just them recording a pig snoring or a horse ejaculating. And now I find out that the World Serpent is part cat purr.

Also, Jeremy Davis actually won a Bafta for best performance in God of War. His performance seems a bit underappreciated, but he totally nails it especially in his introduction, so I'm glad he got some recognition for it.

He's an underrated actor in general, and weirdly low-profile too. He could've been an A-lister like Matt Damon after Private Ryan but instead stuck to skulking about in small indie productions and shunning leading roles. He shows up in one scene of the Twin Peaks revival for what's basically extra work. Terrific actor in any role I guess but weird acting choices.

I don't know what exactly the pivot point was, but he used to play more innocent characters, like Private Upham, but then switched to playing weirdos, like Charles Manson. Last I saw him I think he played in Lars von Trier's latest movie, so nuff said. Also when you see him in interviews he's a bit of an oddball. He kills it as Baldur, but it is strange seeing this indie focused actor play a villain in this huge AAA blockbuster videogame.