Product Description

The evil serpent King Orochi was defeated, yet a mysterious alliance is hatching an otherworldly plan so that Orochi may rise again. Now a new group of heroes must join forces with the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors to prevent this evil resurrection.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1124 in Video Games
• Brand: Koei
• Model: 190
• Released on: 2008-09-23
• ESRB Rating: Teen
• Platform: Xbox 360
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds

Features

• Over 90 playable characters
• The first series of wars in the orochi storyline to expose the secrets of the serpent king
• New Dream mode features an original storyline different from the story mode
• Two player versus mode with four different games
• The team battle system lets players create their own 3 person fighting unit

Customer Reviews

Why change if people keep buying?
Sure Koei keeps releasing the same game with new skins and slight game play variation every few months. If you played one Koei game and liked it, chances are you'll like any Koei game. I've played roughly 6 of the various Warriors games (Samurai, Dynasties, Orochi, etc..) and they are pretty much the same game over and over. You start off with a goal like say, save all the peasants, and then mow down 100's of enemies getting that goal completed. Repeat until the end. That said, I like them. Don't ask me why. They are just mindless button mashers. I love leveling up characters and every one has plenty of characters to level up. Try one out, if you enjoy it, pick up some of the others. Most older ones can be had cheap now, and since there's not much difference between the old and the new, you'll get the idea how the games play and save some $$ doing it.

Another Classic
Although these games tend to repeat themselves with a few differences here and there, the series continues to go strong because it is very entertaining and it catches your interest instantly. I am and probably always will be a fan of all Dynasty Warriors series and sub-games.

Mindless Fun
There's just something fun about being a superhero surrounded my regular people. The plot is about as thick as rain and the story translates worse than a '80s Jackie Chan movie, but the game is just a lot of fun. It's just pure, repetitive, button mashing fun. I think it's because you're this super-powerful guy that makes it entertaining, and the level-up/improvement system along with ever increasing difficulties keeps you coming back for more.