You are given the control to determine the outcomes through your gameplay, although the amount of branching done overall is sort of limited. This basically basically amounts to an exaggerated retelling of factual events, with a ton of style.

Once again, you are tasked with playing out historic battles from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms saga. On the positive side of things, it features every bit of the content that was packed into the PS3 and PS4 versions of the game, including more than 80 playable characters, tons of modes, and enough replay value to keep you busy for months (literally). This direct port of the console versions of the game, which can be both good and bad. The Vita version in particular is a nice addition to the franchises family, but unfortunately is falls short of the greatness that the console version(s) of the same game achieve. Now, a year later, the game is getting both an update in the form of the Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends (DW8XL) and being ported to two the PS4 and the Vita. When Dynasty Warriors 8 was released last year, it received rave reviews among fans of the series and was widely labeled as one of the, if not the, best entry in the franchise.

Did you know that there are nearly 40 games that have been released in the Dynasty Warriors franchise? Since the original, one-on-one fighter was released on the original PlayStation back in 1997, there have been a TON of sequels and spin-offs for the series and fans of the tale have poured hundreds, if not thousands, of hours into the franchise.

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