Within its' main gameplay modes Dynasty Warriors: Gundam plays in accordance with an expanded Dynasty Warriors ruleset at all times. Playing through your chosen characters' storyline - from which, there are many to choose – capturing Fields by eliminating a set number of enemies and occasionally a selection of Guards will diminish your enemy's overall resources, and taking set bases or defeating named characters will win the battle.
A look at 5 franchises that should get their own Dynasty Warriors crossovers.
This latest issue of Weekly Famitsu has the scoop on five new titles, according to the supposedly leaked cover of this week’s magazine.
You never launch a console without a new Dynasty Warrior haha
We just need a new Ridge Racer launch announced at TGS!
Even though there isn't an anime-based product it's based on per se, Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch definitely has that Japanese animation flair to it. Studio Ghibli, the team that brought you such Hayao Miyazaki classics as Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle, was responsible for the art design and dazzling cinemas behind the game, making its beauteous world worth exploring.
Was very surprised to see Golgo 13 and Ranma 1/2 Battle on the list but what I am even more surprised to don't see Journey to Jaburo or Gundam Side Story......
Journey to Jaburo was beast, but I was more partial to Zeonic Front.
@Y_5150: Yeah, the Ultimate Ninja Storm games are all exceptional.
Do games that spawned anime count? If so, I'd like to nominate Valkyria Chronicles and Tales of the Abyss.
I am surprised that Naruto Ultimate ninja storm series wasn't on the list. It's a fantastic fighting game and it does the anime justice.
Wait why is the first one being reviewed? Second one has been out for sometime to, making the first one look rather old in a way.