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Warriors Orochi PSP screens and details

7:43 AM on 03.03.2008, Jim Sterling 10 comments

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While Dynasty Warriors for PSP was a fun little game at the time, it did little to recreate the feeling of Koei's button mashing battlefield madness in a handheld format. Broken up into tiny little maps with a less-than-impressive strategy element thrown in, it was clear the game was trying to appeal to a more portable environment, but in doing so made for a very flat feeling experience.

"Having received so much feedback from fans who were desperate to have the full Warriors console experience in a portable format we’re really pleased to now be able to give them exactly what they’ve wished for," stated Koei Europe sales manager Will Curley. "For the first time on PSP the huge battlefields from the console versions of Warriors Orochi have been recreated and crammed into a portable gaming experience along with the entire cast of characters. Warriors Orochi is a massive step forward for Warriors games on PSP and we’ve been really impressed with just what we can do on PSP."

Having just picked up a new PSP (I sold mine years ago when it had only three games worth playing), this sounds good to me. Now I don't even have to stop beating up medieval Chinese soldiers to go take a crap. Will the PSP be able to handle the sheer weight of playable characters and onscreen soldiers? We'll see. The screens so far are showing promise. 


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VWGTI at 03/03/2008 09:47
I really can't wait for this game. I heard it's almost identical to the PS2 version, based on feedback from those who imported the Japanese version.
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Spooky Electric at 03/03/2008 11:04
I can't the F12 key on my PSP. :|
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Spooky Electric at 03/03/2008 11:04
I can't the F12 key on my PSP. :|
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Leathersoup at 03/03/2008 11:15
They should make a custom Dynasty Warriors controller. They could basically re-market the Scene It controller, with just a big attack button.
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HideousKojima at 03/03/2008 11:59
I hated DW/SW on Psp,i don't feel the fun of being in a battlefield with the chopped dull backgrounds,less enemies that disappear from sight 5 feet away.They should change the perspective to that similar to Psp Killzone,smaller characters but great detail to the background and number of enemies are not sacrificed,not fog of war that makes the game into a chinese silent hill hack and slash.
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Urashima at 03/03/2008 15:41
If this turns out well, I may buy it, but I do already own it on the 360 (random fact: it was the first game I got all the achievements for.) I just hope they bring Warriors Orochi: Maou Sairin to the US a well.
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Wedge at 03/03/2008 19:03
Looks like a full port of the PS2 version pretty much. And yeah, it'a already out in Japan, I should try it out...
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MrPeenie at 03/04/2008 15:59
looky good
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