Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce - Playstation 3

This is a good game as far as everything goes. Don't be fooled by the Dynasty Warriors title however. It has the same characters, like Zhou Yu, Lu Bu, Sun Shang Xiang, etc., but it isn't the exact same as previous Dynasty Warriors titles. It's not the simple 'slash and stab' title that the numbered titles are. You don't go around just collecting bases and defeating officers for your side, you actually have different goals to accomplish. Some of the goals may be collecting bases, defeating certain officers, or just finding different items throughout the board.The graphics are perfectly awesome for the Dynasty Warriors title, and the transformation of the characters is a wonderful addition. The officers are a bit more harder to defeat in this title, not falling with just a single attack combo, but with plenty more. The game can be frustrating at times. I would recommend this game, but I would also advise being aware that the game you're buying is not the exact same as the numbered titles, but a good addition to have for the Dynasty Warriors collector.

This is an interesting game i wish they would bring over the 2nd onekinda weird for a DW gamemost people dont like but i love it alot4 player multiplier online that still works yay

Does not belong in the dynasty warriors collection, the levels are short boring and redundant, the character building is long and boring, ive played for 3 hrs. And close to throwing out, ive played every dynasty and samurai warriors game out there, they r usually worth the money even though they never change much. This one shouldve been a dollar not even close to previous games. Sorry if your a dynasty warriors fan skip this one

As a devoted fan of the Dynasty Warriors series, and beat-em-ups in general, even I feel a little disappointed in this game. Which is sad coming from ANYONE that likes Dynasty Warriors anyway.First of, and MAINLY... this is an EXACT port of a PSP game... are you KIDDING ME?!?!? After Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires, you'd think that the only way left to go is up.... and, in a sense, you're right. They added the ability(with the aid of power ups) to fly. You also get a city hub to manage your character and others you unlock and take into battle with you. Things like customizing your weapons, abilities and such with items that you collect is a welcome addition, and gives you the impression that they've finally added some more depth to the game... and after 6: Empires, you're hoping for the best, right?... Then you start the game. Lord. SMALL areas connected by load screens, the usual swarming enemies, some flying, some grounded... weapons placements, and the occasional enemy general or two... that likes to go into Fury mode when he gets in trouble(don't worry, you can too, and that's good, seeing as how that's the only way you can use your musou attack. You also gain the ability to double or triple jump and dash around like crazy... or as I call it, Super-Sayin mode.)One surprise was the occasional BIG boss. A rather large enemy or obstacle that you have to overcome... which gets rather annoying when you have a powered up enemy smacking you around while you do so. That can get a wee bit annoying.Buy MY biggest annoyance by far was the omission of a custom character feature. I'm sure they couldn't do one on the PSP, so this isn't much of a stretch to believe. Doesn't mean I have to like it. But Ayane and Ryu from Ninja Gaiden(or Dead or Alive if you want to split hairs)make cameos... you might care about that. I don't.Look, I'm not saying the game is bad... hell, I even had fun with it for a while. But let's be honest. City hub aside, this is REALLY shallow. And I didn't want to play PSP ports on the PS2... what made Koei think I wanted to play one on the PS3? And if you're gonna do something like that, ADD TO IT. or take my advice... you have the groundwork for an excellent game with the Empires series. Build on it.... or bring that Hokkuto no Ken(Fist of the North Star) game over here... and all will be forgiven!!!!

I might not qualify for an experienced gamer, but I wouldn't say I am a total novice either. I am a big fan of the DW series, and I played through pretty much the entire DW6 and just adored it. This one, however, has a very different combat and weapon system. It is not bad, and air combat is interesting, but it would be much better if they didn't make it so goddamn difficult! As of now, I am on easy and still stuck at the end of Shu chapter one. The yellow thunders just make me want to tear my hair out, god. Or at least, can't they set a "beginner" difficulty level like they did for DW5, and just let the more casual gamers move through without wanting to kill themselves?I know a lot of people, myself included, play the DW series not really for hard-core actions, but more for the characters and the story. The source materials of the DW series are as popular and timeless in Asia as wizards and magic are in the West. So really, I just want to be able to move through this game, enjoy the story, see the pretty people and mythical beasts, build a couple awesome weapons, and that's about it. Dying at every turn really just goes contrary to what I want out of this game. So if you are one of those casual gamers who really won't spend forever on play games, this might not be your things. Now my hope is DW7 will have a more moderately set difficulty level and I can enjoy that story properly, tears.Which is why I think I am going to go off and find some cheats now.

Rapid delivery product quality has mentioned great thanks !

pretty good .a nice buy.and and .too many word to finish this view tip .too many word to finish this view tip .