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Few titles in PlayStation and Xbox history divide gamers as much as the Dynasty Warriors series. To fans, it remains a wonderfully fun way to participate in the "heroic" slaughter of numerous enemy soldiers. To most others it's one of the most annoying...
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Once again, Tecmo KOEI pulls us back into the war torn lands of ancient China where all the men wear pretty silk dresses and all the women wear next to nothing (albeit, it’s probably so you can differentiate them from the men). And, to absolutely no on...

That familiar "Dynasty Warriors" feel, Tons of content to sift through, Long single player campaign...

That familiar "Dynasty Warriors" feel, Nothing changes ever, Dated graphics...
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What can we say about yet another Dynasty Warriors game that you couldn’t already work out by looking at the back of the box and hazarding a guess?This isn't like any pop concert we've ever been to.Hack-and-slash mash-’em-up, loads of enemies, totally...

A few new changes that have been a long time coming don’t improve the experience of what is yet another formulaic hack-and-slash; slightly nicer to look at, but ultimately as shallow and repetitive as ever. 5.8/10Print this pageComments (0)Share this...
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If ever there was a signature series to encapsulate the worst elements of iterative videogame design, then Dynasty Warriors would surely have to be in the running. Ever-present since the early years of Playstation, Koei’s free-roaming hack-and-slash ar...

If ever there was a signature series to encapsulate the worst elements of iterative videogame design, then Dynasty Warriors would surely have to be in the running. Ever-present since the early years of Playstation, Koei’s free-roaming hack-and-slash ar...
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Having a strong backing for the gameplay also gives each battle more purpose. This is helped along by the forced playable character for each stage in the Story Mode. Although this could be seen as a negative, it actually makes the story and game...
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is the latest installment of Koei’s long-running action-based series based loosely on the Chinese epic, . The action is over the top, as the snazzy opening sequence will show you. New characters have come to join the old, and the controls are easy to...

Dynasty Warriors 7 brings its own set of tweaks to the series and some additional characters, including a few who were cut from the last installment, but this is ultimately the same game as the past six. The Jin faction has been added, but it’d be best...
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Dynasty Warriors has come a long way since the early 1990s, but while the series continues to thrive in Japan and other parts of Asia, Western gamers as a whole have been less receptive to Koei’s long-standing franchise. Believe it or not, Dynasty Warr...
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Updated: 2012-01-25 06:59:48
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When it comes to button-mashing, few franchises have anything on Tecmo Koei's Dynasty Warriors. First introduced way back in 1997 on the PlayStation, the original Dynasty Warriors was actually a fighting game that would be unrecognizable to fans of the...

Dynasty Warriors 7 is one of those games that really only appeals to a certain niche of gamers. And that’s totally fine. Dynasty Warriors fans are going to find a whole lot to like with Dynasty Warriors 7, including an expansive set of options that wil...
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At the end of the day, the most amazing thing about Dynasty Warriors 7 is how the developers managed to squeeze so little gameplay out of so much content. Under the hood, there's really a lot to this game. Since the franchise changed genres from fighti...
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You all know the story by now. A new Dynasty Warriors game is released, it sells gangbusters in Japan, but gets trashed by Western reviewers who question why these games still get made, and who on Earth would play them. Except on Destructoid, of cour...
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