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Dynasty Warriors 3: Xtreme Legends

Dynasty Warriors 3: Xtreme Legends
Dynasty Warriors 3 XL Case.jpg
Developer(s): Omega Force
Publisher(s): Koei
Release date:
Japan August 29, 2002
United States/Canada January 15, 2003
Europe/Australia March 14, 2003
Genre: Hack and Slash
Game modes: Single Player, Multiplayer
Ratings: ESRB: TeenTeen
Platform(s): Playstation 2

Dynasty Warriors 3: Xtreme Legends (真・三國無双2 猛将伝, Shin Sangokumusou 2 Moushouden) was the first Xtreme Legends expansion pack to be released. The goal behind this and every other Xtreme Legend expansion is to add different scenarios and aspects of the time era, not otherwise seen in the title it is based on. The original Japanese title for Xtreme Legends is named in ode of Lu Bu's status as a formidable general, which is the reason why he is featured on this particular disc.

As with every Xtreme Legends expansion, all features within the disc are standalone, only retaining its own scenarios. However, data can be imported from the original Dynasty Warriors 3 disc using the "Load Original" option, allowing all the memory from that game to be available for access.

Contents

ChangesEdit

  • Musou Modes for Other characters (with the exception of Fu Xi and Nu Wa)
  • One new difficulty level: The "Very Hard" setting, which was later dubbed as "Chaos".
  • Fifth weapons, which can be obtained in the Very Hard difficulty setting.
  • The game introduces a combo rating system, where the player is given points for executing strings of continuous attacks.
  • Four new Challenges, which include:
Speed Demon: Test how fast a challenge can be completed.
Balancing Act: A Challenge which has the player knock enemies off of a narrow bridge while attempting to prevent the enemy from doing the same.
Combo Mania: Utilizing the new combo rating system, the game tests how many continuous attacks the player can get.
Iron Man: Take the Speed Demon, Balancing Act, and Combo Mania challenges consecutively.
  • In addition to a overhauled customizable bodyguard system, players are now capable of bringing in another playable character into battle as a bodyguard. With him, he can use Double Musou attacks

StagesEdit

[Nanman Forces vs. Allied Forces]
[Dong Zhuo Forces vs. Nanman Forces]
[Yuan Shao Forces vs. Cao Cao Forces]
[Yuan Shao Forces vs. Liu Bei Forces]
[Yellow Turbans vs. Han Forces]
[Nanman Forces vs. Shu Forces]
[Nanman Forces vs. Wei Forces]
[Yellow Turbans vs. Han Forces]
[Lu Bu Forces vs. Cao Cao Forces vs. Allied Forces]
[Sun Jian Forces vs. Shu Forces]
[Lu Bu Forces vs. Shu Forces]
[Yuan Shao Forces vs. Wu Forces]
[Dong Zhuo Forces vs. Wu Forces]
[Dong Zhuo Forces vs. Shu Forces]
[Nanman Forces vs. Wu Forces]
[Yellow Turban vs. Nanman Forces]
[Nanman Forces vs. Allied Forces]
[Yuan Shao Forces vs. Cao Cao Forces]
  • Wu Navy Skirmish [Nanman Forces vs. Wu Forces]

GalleryEdit

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