Sooooooooooooooo out of left field, holy fuck. Gives me a bit of a desire to actually buy a WiiU. Add this to my collection of Dynasty Warriors: Gundam and Dynasty Warriors: One Piece games
Sooooooooooooooo out of left field, holy fuck. Gives me a bit of a desire to actually buy a WiiU. Add this to my collection of Dynasty Warriors: Gundam and Dynasty Warriors: One Piece games
I've never even played a DW game and I somehow know what they are and who Lu Bu is. idk how it's possible to not know. It's like people not knowing who Mario is.
Lost it @ Pokemon and Super Mario Double Dragon
Actually went out and picked up DW8 because of this. Skipped out on 7 and after playing WO3 I need more.
i learned of lu bu yesterday, but ive seen DW games around forever. never been interested, but this looks fun. wiiu is looking increasingly attractive.
Throw Link in it and suddenly its attractive, I see.
Looks like we need a Zelda 'Tales of' game if we want the series to blow up for real.
Oh god, now I want a Zelda Tales series... fuck you Char.
I've always wanted a more action oriented Zelda game. P+ Zelda would blow my mind, how it's nice to dream.
Coming on August 14th (Japan)
http://www.siliconera.com/2014/05/20...n-august-14th/Hyrule Warriors, Tecmo Koei’s Warriors game set in the Legend of Zelda universe, has a release date in Japan. This week’s issue of Famitsu magazine reports that the game will be released on August 14th.
One million sales projectedhttp://www.vg247.com/2014/05/17/temc...ion-worldwide/Hyrule Warriors releases on Wii U this summer, and due to the legions of Zelda fans worldwide, Tecmo Koei hopes the brawler will sell over one million units.
Speaking with Nikkei Trendy, the firm’s Yoichi Erikawa said between Dynasty Warriors and The Legend of Zelda fans, he hopes the Wii U exclusive collaboration is a hit with both audiences.
“In gaming, this is a first-time collaboration,” he said as translated by Nintendo Everything. “As a new entry in the Warriors series, we plan to release the game Hyrule Warriors in collaboration with Nintendo in the summer of this year.
“In addition to our Warriors series fan base, Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda is also a very popular series with a large fan base, and I think it will become a great new market. Because of The Legend of Zelda’s legion of fans overseas, we are aiming to sell more than one million copies worldwide.”
http://trendy.nikkeibp.co.jp/article...4/1057509/?P=6
http://nintendoeverything.com/tecmo-...ies-worldwide/
Please dont be terrible. Gundam spinoff was so fun, so hopes for this.
http://gematsu.com/2014/05/hyrule-wa...ew-screenshotsBuilding upon leaked details from this week’s issue of Famitsu, the magazine has published an online preview of Hyrule Warriors, the Tecmo Koei and Nintendo collaboration that sees the former’s Dynasty Warriors gameplay motifs transplanted into the latter’s world of The Legend of Zelda.
The game’s storyline revolves around Hyrule once again being besieged by evil forces, with Princess Zelda invariably ending up imprisoned and in need of rescuing. At the center of this trouble is Shia, a witch who was once tasked with maintaining the balance of the Triforce. Although once a good person, Shia came to harbor affections for a hero, which in turn transformed into jealousy towards Zelda for being able to be with him.
Eventually, Shia finds her mind hijacked by the thoughts of an evil being that was once sealed away, leading her to bring disaster to the kingdom. The hero she fell for, as it turns out, is Link, and she now stands in opposition to him with comrades Valga and Wiz at her side, setting into motion another conflict with Hyrule at its epicenter.
Link, meanwhile, is described to be a soldier in training in this game. As is to be expected, he’s tasked with wading his way through Shia and her minions in order to get to Zelda and rescue her. While gray armor is normally what soldiers within Hyrule don, he gets his iconic green garb after Impa gives it to him, sensing a special power emanating from it in response to him.
Gameplay-wise, it’s said to play largely similarly to Tecmo Koei’s previous Dynasty Warriors games in that players will be taking on hordes of enemies all at once, with elements from The Legend of Zelda also included. Z-Targeting is the only specific example mentioned for the time being, which will enable Link to fight enemies one-on-one as is the case in other Legend of Zelda games.
Hyrule Warriors is due out for Wii U on August 14 in Japan, with a 2014 release planned for North America and Europe.
http://www.famitsu.com/news/201405/22053621.html
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