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Release Year: 2005

UPC: 0040198001410

Platform: Sony PlayStation 2

Rating: T-Teen

Video Game Series: Dynasty Warriors Series

Publisher: KOEI Corporation

Genre: Action & Adventure

Game Name: Dynasty Warriors 5

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The fifth edition in KOEI's popular Dynasty Warriors series boasts quantitative improvements over its predecessors -- more characters, larger maps, and deeper stories. The addition of six new characters brings the playable total up to 48. Each character follows a distinct storyline, experienced from personal perspective. Maps are up to 30 percent larger than those in earlier games, and the enhanced engine can display nearly twice as many warriors onscreen at the same time. Artificial intelligence has also been improved, to produce more efficient allies as well as more cunning opponents.

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2005

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Use of Alcohol, Violence

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by brrob8631
Jul 08, 2023Top favourable review
Excellent
Great ps2 hack and slash game. It's nostalgic but holds up pretty well with modern entries in the series. It's my personal favorite.
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by black_shoulder
Dec 02, 2007
Fun Game That Did Not Disappoint, but...
I have played Koei's Dynasty Warriors series since the very first one (DW1 was basically just a street-fighter style arcade game), and with each new version, I come to expect a little more. Koei, for the most part, delivered, but the game did not wow me like I thought it would. For someone who actually knows the history of the Three Kingdoms period, I have to wonder how many more playable characters Koei can still add to the game, but they continued to do that. The new characters, in my opinion, were decent choices, though their playability are not all that great. Xing Cai, for example, may be the worst playable character available next to Xu Zhu. Koei has also changed the modes that are available to play. Legend Mode is a nice touch that allows you to live the life of each ... I have played Koei's Dynasty Warriors series since the very first one (DW1 was basically just a street-fighter style arcade game), and with each new version, I come to expect a little more. Koei, for the most part, delivered, but the game did not wow me like I thought it would. For someone who actually knows the history of the Three Kingdoms period, I have to wonder how many more playable characters Koei can still add to the game, but they continued to do that. The new characters, in my opinion, were decent choices, though their playability are not all that great. Xing Cai, for example, may be the worst playable character available next to Xu Zhu. Koei has also changed the modes that are available to play. Legend Mode is a nice touch that allows you to live the life of each individual warrior. However, as a fan for a long time, I miss a mode where I can choose to finish the conquest of a dynasty using various players from the same kingdom. Koei has also muscled up your own created character. However, what is available to them is still limited. Overall, the game is a solid one from a company that has done well for quite a long time. However, I am still waiting for the next one that would totally wow me, like when DW2 came out and changed the entire format of battle.
by aymara320
Aug 28, 2006
The name to beat in beat-`em-ups!
While you might hear people complain about the number of Dynasty Warriors games, there's a reason the series gets sequels and spinoffs so often: it's really good. Based on the Chinese novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dynasty Warriors 5 strips the epic of its nuance and complexities- and I mean that in the best way- and puts you on the battlefield with a weapon in your hand. You choose one of 50-some characters and fight through their respective historic battles in Musou Mode, or use anyone, anywhere, on any side of the conflict in Free Mode. Graphics are solid but won't wow the technically-minded player- a necessity of displaying dozens of enemy soldiers at once, I figure. However, the cinematics are colorful and dramatic, easily the equal of a high-end Squaresoft game. The controls ... While you might hear people complain about the number of Dynasty Warriors games, there's a reason the series gets sequels and spinoffs so often: it's really good. Based on the Chinese novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dynasty Warriors 5 strips the epic of its nuance and complexities- and I mean that in the best way- and puts you on the battlefield with a weapon in your hand. You choose one of 50-some characters and fight through their respective historic battles in Musou Mode, or use anyone, anywhere, on any side of the conflict in Free Mode. Graphics are solid but won't wow the technically-minded player- a necessity of displaying dozens of enemy soldiers at once, I figure. However, the cinematics are colorful and dramatic, easily the equal of a high-end Squaresoft game. The controls are easy and fluid, and the difference in weapons, speed, and technique between characters lends variety to the game- the commands are all the same, but the results vary dramatically. RPG elements complete the addiction factor. As your character fights his or her way through China, they gain in experience, making them more resilient, and items and weapons which enhance their skills or add new ones. An Ice Orb will allow you to freeze your opponents in place, while the Saddles put you on a variety of horses (or an Elephant!) at the start of the stage. As you defeat enemy generals you also gain boosts to your four main stats: Attack, Defense, Life, and "Musou"- the gauge that fuels your super attacks and determines how long they last. Repeated play of a single character will net you an unstoppable General who can wade through hundreds or even thousands of enemy troops in a single stage. The downsides to the game are relatively few- in the highest level of difficulty known as Chaos Mode, even minor soldiers (of which there are dozens at a time, as I said) can be difficult for even the strongest fighter with the best gear. Also, if you don't enjoy the basic concept behind the game- a 3D brawler in the vein of such classics as Streets of Rage and Double Dragon- you'll find it getting repetitive quickly. But really, I find it no more repetitive than your average First-Person Shooter. I really love the Dynasty Warriors games. They're quick and easy to play but offer depth and challenge to those who look for it, and they offer the stress-relief of being the meanest thing in China without being needlessly gory. Try wading through a pile of soldiers after a hard day at work, and you'll be hooked!
by pengiru09
Dec 06, 2009
Another DW game; better or worse?
Koei has made another Dynasty Warriors game and what does it have to offer this time? Well actually there's MORE characters to play with and instead of a general musou mode, you can play each characters story. No more running through Yellow Turban menace then Dong Zhuo's reign of terror over and over again. New bodyguard system, you find weapons now as opposed to DW4. I actually prefer this over DW6 which has proven to be a gorgeous game, but just not worth playing due to the changes made to the characters and their stories.Koei has made another Dynasty Warriors game and what does it have to offer this time? Well actually there's MORE characters to play with and instead of a general musou mode, you can play each characters story. No more running through Yellow Turban menace then Dong Zhuo's reign of terror over and over again. New bodyguard system, you find weapons now as opposed to DW4. I actually prefer this over DW6 which has proven to be a gorgeous game, but just not worth playing due to the changes made to the characters and their stories.
by kohlman1985
Mar 05, 2007
Same great package with more details!
Another Dynasty Warriors title and does not disappoint returning fans. It has much of the same stuff such as mindless hacking and slashing as the older ones, with improvements made in the areas that the most complaints were in. The bodyguard system is greatly improved (now only one bodyguard that actually does attack), a "Chaos" difficulty level which is much harder than the other difficulties. The old weapon system from Dynasty Warriors 3 is back, where you find the items and get the most powerful weapon for each character by accomplishing certain tasks in a specific level. Some things that I wish it would have is the ability to have two or even three of the bodyguards; after all, you can have up to 8 to choose from, why not allow you to use more than one at a time? Also, Lu Bu is ... Another Dynasty Warriors title and does not disappoint returning fans. It has much of the same stuff such as mindless hacking and slashing as the older ones, with improvements made in the areas that the most complaints were in. The bodyguard system is greatly improved (now only one bodyguard that actually does attack), a "Chaos" difficulty level which is much harder than the other difficulties. The old weapon system from Dynasty Warriors 3 is back, where you find the items and get the most powerful weapon for each character by accomplishing certain tasks in a specific level. Some things that I wish it would have is the ability to have two or even three of the bodyguards; after all, you can have up to 8 to choose from, why not allow you to use more than one at a time? Also, Lu Bu is amazingly beefed up and he can kill a weak character in one combo if you are unaware! All in all, the game has all the great stuff of the old ones and some improvements on the things that the players wished it would improve on. Not the world’s greatest game but among the top if you want to take a break and let out some frustration on the masses. I give the game a 9/10 due to the plethora of characters and amazing replay ability. For hours, no, days, of fun, get this game.

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