Dante's Inferno 'St. Lucia' trial editor explained on video

It was nice of EA to release a GameStop(tm) Used Bin Exclusive! Thoughtful folks, those.

It was very nice of ea to release 30+ dollars for a mediocre action game. Every bit of the dlc is garbage or could have been included on disc like the trial editor. Who wants to buy 2 and 3 dollar weapon and soul packs? I for one am getting very tired of the way dlc is being treated. Burnout Paradise by each and criterion was the best post release support I've seen. This is just an ea money grab for a game that flopped at retail, which is kinda understandable. I dunno why they didn't release the game months earlier, before gow killed all its sales.

I pick Hades
The FIRST name for Hell(before any other religion, maybe Hinduism but I'm not sure)

into the deepest armpits of hades

Personally I wouldn't use the names Hades and Hell for the same "Underworld" either even if the "Underworld" depicted in Dante's Inferno and of course the Divine Comedy for that matter borrows alot of creatures and names from greek mythology. That place is still supposed to be Hell. The place Kratos gets kicked down to in GoW3 so he could slay some more monsters and gods before finishing the story is Hades.
Long story short: I don't think of Hades and Hell as the same place.

Hades isn't the first name for "Hell" — though it depends on what you mean by hell. The Hebrew cannon references a place after the grave called Shoel. The ancient Semites speak of the underworld in their myths of Inana/Ishitar. And I'm sure there is a perfitious realm in the old Hindu and Egyptian mythos—both of which predate Grecian myth by centuries.

"Nothing about it felt inspired at all. poor level design throughout"

Not defending the game in the slightest (haven't played it), but that perfectly sums up God of War.

No it doesn't. That doesn't describe any of the god of war games. Maybe if I said mediocre button mashing throughout, but inspired level design is where GoW shines.