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Abstract: Not every meal you eat has to be a fancy seafood spread or perfectly grilled steak. Ordering in some Chinese food from the place down the street often fits the bill when dinnertime rolls around. Warriors Orochi is the Chinese takeout of gaming, then; a...
Abstract: Koei's Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors games are incredibly formulaic. If you've played one, you know that each version: a) pitches you, a powerful warrior, against hundreds -- if not thousands -- of generally stupid A.I. opponents; b) contains l...
Abstract: If the Dynasty Warriors franchise is to be commended for anything, it should be for its utter unwillingness to evolve--it has absolutely perfected the art of remaining static in a landscape of constant flux. Warriors Orochi continues this long and dubi...
Abstract: When the PSP was first made available, it should be no surprise to anybody that the game I chose to debut on my own shiny purchase was Dynasty Warriors. Taking Koei's button mashing hackstravaganza out and about with me sounded absolutely perfect, but...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It How many Chinese warriors or Japanese samurai does it take to bring down a whole army? Apparently, in Warriors Orochi, it takes only a tag team force of three to bring down the massive armies of an evil force that ...
Published: 2008-03-26, Author: Phil , review by: gamespy.com
Faithful recreation of the console game; tons of playable characters; Weapon Fusion system allows for good customization.
Theres some noticeable pop-up; long load times; its the same Warriors gameplay.
How stressed out must the developers at Koei and Omega Force have been when attempting to bring their popular Warriors series to handheld systems? The series (both the Dynasty and Samurai varieties) is known for tossing dozens upon dozens of opponents ...
Abstract: Warriors Orochi is certainly as good a hack-and-slash game as you can expect to find on a handheld. The game was originally available for the PS2 and the X360 last year, and although it didn't exactly set the world on fire, it secured its position alo...
