In an exclusive interview with NowGamer, God of War III game director, Stig Asmussen, has confirmed that Kratos could be headed for the stereoscopic treatment

"I know that it is something, having talked to one of our engineers, that we could do," Asmussen told NowGamer. "We don’t have one of those 3D TVs so we wouldn’t be able to see what it looked like if we’re able to do it, and I’m sure that it would require a little bit of ramp up to do it, but from my understanding it’s not incredibly complicated."

While not providing the sort of experience as the recently 3D-demoed Sony racers Wipeout HD and Gran Turismo 5, Asmussen still thinks the effect would work well. "I imagine it would be kind of like looking through a window seeing a miniature world or something like that, a three-quarter perspective, little world or diorama," explained the developer.

"It will not be in God Of War III unless someone is sneaking something in that I don’t know about. But if it’s really easy to do and there’s an interest there’s no reason why we couldn’t discuss in the future adding a patch or re-releasing the game to work with the 3D stuff. I’d love to see it happen. I think it would be cool as sh*t."

Yep, so do we. Check out the brand new God of War III screens, and look out for our massive in-depth God of War III preview tomorrow on NowGamer.