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When Warriors Orochi first came to the PSP, it was pretty much a direct port. It was still an impressive accomplishment -- able to cram 90+ characters and all the maps of the console versions onto a UMD -- but the only thing it had to offer fans of the game was the ability to play it on the bus. Not so with Warriors Orochi 2, which brings a few exclusive enticements to the table.

First of all, there will be four brand new characters for the PSP version of the game, Gyuki, Dodomeki, San Zang and Benkei. This makes for a staggering 96 characters, which is the largest roster of any Warriors game. The PSP version will feature better multiplayer options, with a 2-player Versus mode and co-op play across Story, Free and Dream mode. Speaking of Dream mode, there are 12 brand new stages. 

You'll be able to install the game to the PSP's memory stick, making for fast loading times, and the draw distance is improved over the original Warriors Orochi. However, the most important feature is the fact that Warriors Orochi 2 PSP will include an optional Japanese voice track! Alternate localizations have not been in a DW since, I think, Dynasty Warriors 3. This is sure to please many people. 

Sounds like the PSP version is going to be a most worthy purchase for Warriors fans. 

 


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Diverse's Avatar
Diverse at 06/04/2009 11:15
I shouldn't have laughed so hard at weeaboo orochi.
Doomsday Forte's Avatar
Doomsday Forte at 06/04/2009 11:19
Ah, I still remember when everyone thought this game wouldn't be coming out in English, ever. Good times.
Shin Oni's Avatar
Shin Oni at 06/04/2009 11:22
as i'm all for dual languages, this is gay for the fact it's going to the PSP version instead of the main versions...which needs it a bit more than the PSP counterparts.

Quite tired of hearing the snobby Zhen Ji and "i'm so gay" Zhang He voices.
Ace Flibble's Avatar
Ace Flibble at 06/04/2009 11:23
Half the fun is in the English voice overs though. You can't call yourself a Warriors fan if you switch to the Japanese ones. Zhang He's Japanese VA isn't even camp!
Jinky Williams's Avatar
Jinky Williams at 06/04/2009 11:49
Did someone day "weeaboo"? http://pbfcomics.com/?cid=PBF071-Weeaboo.gif
Chronic Logic's Avatar
Chronic Logic at 06/04/2009 12:48
Gay voice acting ftw!
Aziel13's Avatar
Aziel13 at 06/04/2009 13:36
Did somebody say weeaboo
I think some one did *pulls out paddle*
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