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| Dynasty Warrior 5 Empires | 
 enlarge | From: KOEI Corp
Category: Video Games
List Price: $24.99
Buy Used: $14.00
You Save: $10.99 (44%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 6248
Platform: Xbox 360
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 00154
Model: 40198001540
UPC: 040198001540
EAN: 0040198001540
ASIN: B000ENW5YW
Release Date: March 28, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 4 scenarios to unlock -- 6 in total | | • | 2-Player Co-Op in Empire and Free modes | | • | Meet with your war council and choose policies ranging from Government, Product Development, Diplomacy and Battle Tactics | | • | Implement 25 new policies, or any from a total of 75 in all | | • | Issue direct orders to each officer or general commands to officers on the field. Take the offensive, defend your ground -- or have all officers rally to you for an ambush |
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Product Description
In Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires, the armies of the kingdom are at your command! Your ultimate goal is to conquer the 25 regions of Ancient China and build an entire Empire using cunning diplomacy and uncompromising force. Before each battle, the player will meet with the war council to decide upon military and political policies for the kingdom; then it's time for war. Issue direct orders to each officer or signal general commands to officers on the field. Dynasty Warriors 5: Empires gives armchair generals total control of their kingdom. Take control of 150 officers, entice captured officers into joining your service or expel them from your kingdom Change game dynamics by limiting the number of officers during play, adjusting time limits, and selecting battle conditions Unlock new items, strengthen your weapons, and much more Discover the history of the Dynasty Warriors with the Encyclopedia
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 Another one October 21, 2008
Dynasty Warriors series offer the same button mashing, stress-relieving fun it always do and this version isn't any different. The Empires version add the civil management element of the old Romance of Three Kingdoms of bygone days into the mix and adds a little variety, however not much. Diehard fan of the series would probably get this but otherwise, it's really just the same as previous version.
It is an ok game July 17, 2008
First of all, the game has two mode only:
One mode you can choose your player as different character, the time as different history events to start your game and try to unite the whole China.
Second mode you can choose from different individual battles in history, and just play out that battle.
It does not have other challenge mode as I played before: where you can select your fighter, and see how many enemies you can kill before you run out of health, or, before you drop of the platform, or how many enemies you can kill before time runs out.
So this is a big minus for this game, I don't have as much fun as I used to.
Secondly, as not a big crazy gamer, I want the game to have some easier choices: it would be great if I can have all the amulets and upgraded weapons at my resort, so I can have more fun. Here you have to fight through the game to get all these. I don't have that patience for this, cause I have many other better games at my hand, this game is just a toy temporarily. Without all those secret weapons and amulets, it is really hard to challenge the game at normal or hard level, which is much more fun than easy and novice level. I know this cause I played dynasty warroirs the PC version, where I can use hack software to hack out all the secret locked items, and challenge the games at hard level, which was really fun.
So in all, it is just ok.
So over
 Great Game! January 7, 2008
Got this for my 16 year old for Christmas. He really likes it and says it is alot of fun!
It's Dynasy Warriors. What do you expect? May 18, 2007
Like the title says, "What do you expect?". You pick a country and go from one battlefield to another slaughtering the hordes of soldiers and the occasional general. In between the battlefields you have some "diplomacy" to handle. Basically you do some even MORE boring stuff than wading through the idiotic sea of soldiers.
If you've played one of these games in the series, you've played them all.
Replay Value Extremely High December 14, 2006
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Simply, put, I've never owned a game with more replay value. I could play this game forever. Even after I get a new game I still keep coming back to this one...
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