PSP game coming to Xbox 360 & PS3?
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12/9/2009 2:51:00 PM
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Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce
This could belong in an episode or issue of Ripley's Believe It or Not. A PSP game is getting a massive face lift and overhaul to be brought to the 360 and PS3. The game is Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce and is being published by KOEI Corporation.
Besides better graphics, Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce will land on consoles with 40 new missions and over 200 quests that can be played online. There are enemy strongholds to assault, thousand-man armies to defeat, and massive beasts to slay.
They released a number of new screens today which include someone wielding a large alligator like a club. Look for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce to hit the 360 and PS3 in February 2010.
Besides better graphics, Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce will land on consoles with 40 new missions and over 200 quests that can be played online. There are enemy strongholds to assault, thousand-man armies to defeat, and massive beasts to slay.
They released a number of new screens today which include someone wielding a large alligator like a club. Look for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce to hit the 360 and PS3 in February 2010.
KOEI Corporation today is releasing new screenshots for DYNASTY WARRIORS®: Strikeforce (PS3/Xbox 360). DYNASTY WARRIORS®: Strikeforce was originally released for PSP in March 2009, and will make its way to home consoles on February 16, 2010.
The upcoming release comes with over 40 new console-exclusive missions, and more than 200 quests in all that can be played alone or online with up to four players.
Using voice or text chat to coordinate assaults, players will go on campaigns to infiltrate heavily-armed enemy strongholds, clash with thousand-man armies, or slay dragons and other massive beasts.
In single-player mode, players have the option to choose and command up to three AI-controlled officers to join them in offline missions.
The screens released today are from three of the game's home console exclusive quests.
The upcoming release comes with over 40 new console-exclusive missions, and more than 200 quests in all that can be played alone or online with up to four players.
Using voice or text chat to coordinate assaults, players will go on campaigns to infiltrate heavily-armed enemy strongholds, clash with thousand-man armies, or slay dragons and other massive beasts.
In single-player mode, players have the option to choose and command up to three AI-controlled officers to join them in offline missions.
The screens released today are from three of the game's home console exclusive quests.
