Yahoo UK writes: "This Mosh Pit for Japanese robots will daze and confuse just enough to keep you hypnotised but ultimately emerge feeling low on fuel.
There have been eleven, count 'em, Dynasty Warriors games for Xbox to date. After 10 you can't blame publisher KOEI for cranking it up another notch to see what flies. Therefore here comes Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2. You're forgiven for not realising there had been a Dynasty Warriors: Gundam part one (it was released in 2007).
Now first of all we want to make it clear that the Gundam universe is ideal for videogames. If there had never been a Gundam brawl on this scale available, we'd wish that there was. And if you're looking for the ultimate in battle stages well the Dynasty Warriors series has it nailed. The DW series cut its teeth on historic battles from ancient Japanese and Chinese history. Gundam breaks loose into the far future where intergalactic settings combine with high-tech weapons and armour upgrades. Purely in terms of visuals this sets the stage for thrilling action, but the Gundam series is also beloved for its whimsical storyline that's interwoven here."
A look at 5 franchises that should get their own Dynasty Warriors crossovers.
OGPlanet Launches Gundam Video on Demand in North America. Fans and players of the popular SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online can access Gundam series from the OGPlanet site
GFB writes: "Dynasty Warriors is directly related to two key points. Firstly, hack-n-slash button mashing gameplay. Secondly, this series has barely changed over the years in terms of both graphics and gameplay. Still, whether you've played only one, or every one, the mantra holds true. If it isn't broke, don't fix it. When it was first announced that DW was going to see a Gundam paintjob, fans from both camps got a tad worried. Prior to the original Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, DW saw only Asian generals and swordsmen facing in battle. How could adding giant robots affect this balance?"
