Sentences with phrase «saw hyrule warriors»

When I saw Hyrule Warriors for the first time, I was thinking that this will be a pleasant addition to the Wii U catalog but nothing more.

It wasn't the only reason, but seeing Hyrule Warriors for the first time was when I first realized I really wanted a Wii U.

See Hyrule Warriors: Legends

2014 is also going to see Hyrule Warriors, a game that makes me seethe with rage.

I might be wrong but I can see Hyrule Warriors struggling.

It's fun to see the Hyrule Warriors take on the Great Sea, but the results aren't quite as magical as revisiting the other historical worlds.

Not exact matches

Of course, most of the fun with new Hyrule Warriors characters is seeing the ridiculous new moves they can perform.

Nintendo has announced that Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition will see release on Nintendo Switch in May, the over-the-top action game set in The Legend of Zelda universe making a return on the portable home console.

«Regarding the future possibility of us taking a Zelda title in a new direction, perhaps with Link as someone different, or with a new protagonist altogether who's radically different from what we've seen before, on the Wii U there's already Hyrule Warriors.

Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition lacks the Performance / Quality Mode options seen in Fire Emblem Warriors, though unlike in that game where I found playing local multiplayer in Quality Mode to be borderline unplayable, I never had that problem in Hyrule Warriors, even when playing split screen, and the resolution appears to be better than what FEW's Performance Mode was, too.

However, this is no mere re-skinning of their previous games, and just as with Hyrule Warriors they've seen fit to bring in a huge number of elements from the Fire Emblem universe, making it feel like it truly belongs.

Not top performance, as we see with Fire Emblem Warriors and Hyrule Warriors Wii U (though my cousin and I still enjoyed it, and didn't notice anything game breaking).

While it certainly doesn't have the same historical reach as Hyrule Warriors maintained, with half the series not translated for western audiences, it's clear to see why they focused on the more recent and popular games.

Something that many people wanted to see and was shown is Hyrule Warriors.

Having said that Hyrule Warriors is not your typical Nintendo focused IP so I don't see it making a big comeback in Japan for week on week sales.

I don't think WiiU has quite hit the 2 million mark just yet, but it HAS been gaining momentum in Japan over the last two months and I see it getting bigger with the upcoming release of HYRULE WARRIORS, BAYONETTA, and other such stuff.

It's achieved almost 700k sold in Japan and despite other Wii U games like Hyrule Warriors, Bayonetta 2, and Fatal Frame 5 missing from the charts shortly after release, the Wii U saw a small bump in sales.

I dislike EA, and kind of dislike Ubisoft as of late, but third parties need to read into these numbers and see that there is potential for sales with the Wii U. Nintendo's willingness to merge their franchises with other franchises is what will sell third party games on the Wii U and I have no idea why companies are not trying to do what Hyrule Warriors is doing.

If Hyrule Warriors and Bayo 2, also with Fatal Frame + additional Kart sales keep the figure on a higher average than 6k a week we won't see a return to pre Kart no's for some time, imo, if at all.

Yes, I'm actually eager to see these charts once Hyrule Warriors is released.

Hyrule Warriors was shown off at E3 this week, and while you have seen the trailer for it as well as gameplay, static images allow you to look as long as you like.

We've seen quite a bit of Hyrule Warriors footage over the last week or so thanks to E3 2014, but today, there's even more.

The Legend of Zelda's hack and slash off - shoot Hyrule Warriors sees Link, Zelda, Impa and Midna battering massive waves of enemies across Nintendo's colourful world.

The animated cut - scenes are so gorgeous and flawless that they look and play like an anime movie and while the graphics may not completely carry over to when actually playing, the details are still HD and better than anything we have ever seen in a Fire Emblem game and even puts Hyrule Warriors to shame.

So far most of the footage we've seen has been from the Japanese version, but now we've got some great footage from the US version of Hyrule Warriors.

see what Hyrule Warriors and Bayonnetta do to the hardware sales in Japan when they release in the next few months.

With Tropical Freeze, Hyrule Warriors, and Captain Toad on the horizon, here are the final few Wii U gems we'd love to see on Switch.

Hyrule Warriors was expected to be something of a best seller in Japan, but as we saw by last week's Media Create numbers, the game only managed to sell just shy of 70k copies during its first week available on the market.

We'll just have to see if Hyrule Warriors manages to do better in the West, where The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD did manage to sell 1 million copies shortly after release.

Should see a decent boost in Japan when Hyrule Warriors releases.

You obviously just saw «media create no's; x date to x date» and thought that gaming websites putting the title «Hyrule Warriors» next to it, meant the timeframe applied to every game equally.

Hayashi believes the boss fights in Zela games are of a very high quality and that the team developing Hyrule Warriors wouldn't be able to emulate them, so instead boss fights will see the player face off against waves of smaller enemies to charge up a special meter and then attack the boss.

Hyrule Warriors was the first cross-over we saw combining the characters and lore of The Legend of Zelda with Dynasty Warriors mechanics.

I thoroughly enjoyed Hyrule Warriors on Wii U, so I look forward to seeing what Fire Emblem Warriors has to offer.

Hyrule Warriors came out last Friday and we look to see, is this crossover worth your money, or is it a cynical cash grab that you're better off skipping?

Last week we saw that it wouldn't be just the heroes getting in on the action in Hyrule Warriors.

But being able to see what Hyrule Warriors is really about in demo this June is great news.

Be sure and check out the recently revealed contents of the Hyrule Warriors special edition sets that are being released in Japan, perhaps we'll see one of these collectibles outside of Japan for the Western release of the game.

When asked how he would imagine Mario incorporated into the genre, Koinuma mentions that Mario would need to branch away from the hand - to - hand fighting seen in Smash and mentioned a few moves that will likely sound familiar to players of Hyrule Warriors, or any Dynasty Warriors inspired game.

The second Hyrule Warriors DLC pack, Twilight Princess, adds a playable version of Twili Midna, the final form of Midna seen at the very end of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

The Legend of Zelda fans believe Hyrule Warriors may introduce a version of Link we've never seen before.

The Legend of Zelda fans will get to see a lot more of an under - appreciated character in the next Hyrule Warriors DLC pack.

Impa is typically relegated to Zelda's attendant or bodyguard, but in Hyrule Warriors we really get to see her bust out and kick some ass.

Hyrule Warriors is out and the reviews are rolling in, and now it's our turn to look and see whether the game lives up to the hype and whether or not it's the game for you.

After playing Hyrule Warriors, I was eager to see another Nintendo / Koei Tecmo collaboration.

Hyrule Warriors art direction is also fantastic and offers up some of the cleanest cutscenes I've ever seen from a Koei - Tecmo title.

Like Tropical Freeze we're not seeing a great amount of discounting on this one, Hyrule Warriors is even more niche than Donkey Kong so it is to be expected.

Sadly, a handful of flaws combined with the relative obscurity of both the Dynasty Warriors and Fire Emblem franchises, especially when compared to Zelda, prevent Fire Emblem Warriors from seeing the same success that Hyrule Warriors did.

Seeing games like Hyrule Warriors really makes me excited for what the first, built - for - these - consoles Musou game will look like.

Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition runs like an absolute dream, featuring crisp load times, plenty of vibrant visuals, and the added bonus of seeing no major drop when partaking in co-op.