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That seems far - fetched to our Western minds, where Dynasty Warriors has not been nearly as popular as in Japan and other asian countries.

Not exact matches

For anyone who's not played a Dynasty Warriors game, it involves fighting hundreds of enemies to protect key areas and defend where you can, while levelling up your characters.

If you've played Dynasty Warriors, Fire Emblem Warriors follows a similar premise of the musō fighting genre where you battle...

Nintendo partners up with Omega Force and Team Ninja to deliver the Zelda take on musou, aka Dynasty Warriors, where you slash your way through hundreds and thousands of enemies on the battlefield, while also commanding your army.

So there are going to be some of you who can remember times where you really enjoyed one of the Samurai Warriors or Dynasty Warriors titles.

If you are unfamiliar with the Dynasty Warriors series my first question is where have you been?

Even to the point where even long - running franchises that never before had open world installments jumped on the bandwagon, for better or worse (mostly worse), like Mass Effect: Andromeda and more recently Dynasty Warriors 9.

Using a similar engine to Dynasty Warriors, Tecmo Koei are developing a Zelda title where Link fends off dozens of enemies at a time, with previous bosses from the series fighting alongside smaller foes.

Dynasty Warriors 9 is the latest game in a sweeping subgenre of 3D brawlers where you play as historical figures from 2nd and 3rd century AD China during the fall of the Han Dynasty and the ensuing civil war.

On the one hand this is the joy of a Dynasty Warriors game — entering a trance - like state where simple button mashing is transformed from clumsy nonsense into beautifully coordinated, deadly gymnastics.

Nintendo is going cross-over crazy with their wii U. Where wii gave us the unexpected Sonic & Mario at the olympics, while Snake and Sonic appeared in Smash bros Brawl — the Wii U has Megaman and Sonic returning for smash, Fire emblem x SMT, Yoshi and Zelda levels in Sonic and a Zelda / Dynasty warriors mash - up.

That's pretty different from Dynasty Warriors, where smashing jars and crates is the best way to find items, and rare treasure is only available after you meet long strings of esoteric conditions.

Dynasty Warriors has also never been particularly popular in the West, but it is a major franchise in Japan, where there've been crossovers with everything from Gundam to The Legend Of Zelda.

Dynasty Warriors has been utilizing RPG elements for a while but this is a first for me: An entry (or spin - off, whatever) where the RPG and strategy aspects actually stand toe - to - toe with the action.

Some creatures can take between 30 - 60 minutes to take down based on what weapons you have and if you are solo or with other people — this isn't a game where you can just run in and hack and slash your way through everything like Dynasty Warriors — it takes planning, strategy and patience in order to take a lot of the later creatures down.

The special edition, Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends features 5 different story modes, an offline / online free mode, an Ambition mode where players can develop a camp to «look to welcome the Emperor to your side», a challenge mode, a gallery and an encyclopedia.

Move - sets are designed to be as close to each character's series of origin where applicable, though some liberties have been taken — entirely necessarily — to ensure that they don't feel out of place within the Dynasty Warriors - style control system.

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In addition to these, the Jin kingdom is now also playable, making it the first Dynasty Warriors game where the player can actually unify the kingdoms.

While they do a decent job of setting the stage for when and where things are happening (which is an improvement over previous Dynasty Warriors titles), there are times where the story seems to suffer from a little hand - waving.

Dynasty Warriors 9 is the next hack and slash game with stealth elements that revamps the hardcore, fast - paced gameplay of the series with the introduction of the open world environment with day - night cycles and dynamic weather systems set in China that can be explored on foot, horseback or boat, though the game will focus on livable environments such as cities and towns as well as places where large battles take place.

Dynasty Warriors 9 has gone back to the «free - for - all» aspect where anyone can equip any weapon.

For anyone who's not played a Dynasty Warriors game, it involves fighting hundreds of enemies to protect key areas and defend where you can, while levelling up your characters.

Dynasty Warriors 7 allowed players to use just about any weapon type with any character, whereas Dynasty Warriors Next takes it back to where it originally was and only allows a character to wield one weapon type.

Unlike previous games, Dynasty Warriors 9 is not broken up into stages, but is an open world experience where you can freely roam ancient China.

Both groups viewed franchises like Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors as repetitive, tedious treks, where players button - mashed their way to victory.

I can imagine this tech being put to excellent use in a more robust Samurai Warriors / Dynasty Warriors - like adventure, where you use the buttons and analogues for movement and swords and move the controller for your shield — or even a firstperson combat game like Ryse.

You won't be sticking around as any one single officer throughout the entire story of Dynasty Warriors 9 and will be picking up where you left off at the start of a new chapter as someone else in the same faction (or can take up arms as someone completely different).

The open world nature of Dynasty Warriors 9 stretches these conflicts out and flattens them such that the larger war is waged in piece - meal brawls where little is ever at risk.

This plays out much like the Dynasty Warriors series where you'll be executing multiple button presses in different sequences to perform combinations of attacks.

Dynasty Warriors 9 is the newest installment in the long - running musou series where players carve through armies of enemies as semi-fictional historical figures.

Tecmo KOEI's Dynasty Warriors franchise is one of these games which consistently feature sequels yet alternates as to where it finds itself on this scale both in story and in gameplay.

Last but not least is the story, those that have played a Dynasty Warriors game before will be aware of the Three Kingdom period in ancient China; where several warring factions are vying for control of the land.

He showed off a demo of Dynasty Warriors running on NGP, where multiple and specific enemies can be attacked by using touch.

Even with the technical issues aside, Dynasty Warriors 9 is truly an epic title, one where what the series truly shines when combat begins and hordes of enemies are put before the player.

It brings to mind the mindless brawlers of old, like Dynasty Warriors and Final Fight, where the thrill lies in fighting mobs of enemies as a one - person fighting force.

Yes, in fact our whole team was originally from Koei Tecmo where we worked on titles like Dynasty Warriors, Nioh, Fatal Frame and Dead or Alive.

What really gets me is how Dynasty Warriors is often treated as an industry joke, at least in the West, where critics deride it and everybody else dismisses it.

Even to the point where even long - running franchises that never before had open world installments jumped on the bandwagon, for better or worse (mostly worse), like Mass Effect: Andromeda and more recently Dynasty Warriors 9.