Major Nelson has kindly posted the latest deals this week available on Xbox Live for subscribing Gold Members. It's a lengthy list, and one that's dominated by cooperative titles both big and small. Our personal pick would be to snag Dead Island: Definitive Edition for just $10 on Xbox One.
It's just a touch late to the party, but Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires is finally out for game-starved PlayStation Vita owners. The portable version packs all the strategy, the characters, and the co-op from the console versions into your hands, allowing you to use the touchscreen to unleash special skills and dominate the battlefield. Take that, other dynasties!
The time-honored tradition of releasing the same numbered Warriors game with a perplexing amount of iterations is here once more. Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires invades our turf in just over a week, so we might as well learn what slight innovations are clocking in this time.
You think you're ready for him. You think you can face the demon Lu Bu. But can you?! Maybe you'll succeed with these new weapons for Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires. Maybe you'll be able to knock him off his mighty steed, Red Hare. Then again, maybe you'll just have an easier time slaughtering thousands of ho-hum enemies.
2015 looks to be the first solid year in a while for co-op gamers. The Xbox One and PS4 have hit their stride and the PC continues to excel. There’s a few big games on the horizon with a strong focus on those platforms, sadly, leaving being the Xbox 360 and PS3 era. We’ve got both new IPs and old favorites making a return. Let’s d...
Tragedy once again rears its tear-soaked scythe towards all of you hardcore Dynasty Warriors fans out there. Koei Tecmo announced a delay for the newest installment in the series, Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires, by a month. DW diehards will have to wait for the 24th of February in North America, and the 27th in Europe, to get their hyper-powered mitts around more peasant slaughtering.
Gah! I just woke up from the most awful dream. In it, Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires was being released, but I had no reason to go to my local brick and mortar games store to lay down my hard earned cash for a pre-order. Also, this tuna sandwich kept hitting on me. I knew it was a dream, cause when I made out with it, it tasted like buffalo wings.
If there's one thing we can count on besides death and taxes, it's the continuous release of Dynasty Warriors games - and hey, that's not a bad thing if they're your kind of thing. If they are, then you'll be pleased to know that Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires has received a western release date: January 27th.
There are two co-op releases this week and technically, both are expansion packs in one way or another. I guess at this point in time you need to take whatever gaming content you can, especially cooperative games, as they seem so few and far between lately.
Folks throw a lot of well-deserved flak at the Dynasty Warriors franchise, so they've decided to up their game by naming the newest title Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends, available on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and the PS Vita March 25th in the US, and April 4th in the UK. Not only are they trying to appeal to the hardcore crowd, but they have a tenuous grasp on how to sound cool in English, and also because it worked so well for Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball.
Many Legend of Zelda fans out there have been waiting in anticipation for news on the next (new, not remake) Zelda title on Wii U. Would it be a remake of Majora’s Mask, or possibly a darker themed sequel like Twilight Princess? From what we were shown from today’s Nintendo Direct, I don’t believe anyone had expected this: a combination of both Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warrior all in one.
Good tidings come from ancient China to those who love a good hack-n'-slash. Everyone's favorite Chinese mob masher will return with the next exciting entry titled Dynasty Warriors 8. As we inch closer to the Japanese February 28th release date, Famitsu has recently confirmed six playable characters, and "on-off" two-player co-op. What this means exactly is not clear. It may refer to a combination of offline and online co-op, or drop-in and drop-out co-op.
