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.: October 22, 2009, Mode(s), Dynasty Warriors 6 ( 真・三國無双５, Shin Sangoku Musōu 5) is a video game set in, during a period called (around 200AD). This game is the sixth official installment in the series, developed by and published. The game was released on November 11, 2007 in; the release was February 19, 2008 while the release date was March 7, 2008. A version of the game was bundled with the 40GB in Japan. Dynasty Warriors 6 was also released for Windows in July 2008.

A version for PlayStation 2 was released on October and November 2008 in Japan and North America respectively. An expansion, titled Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires was unveiled at the 2008 and released in May 2009. Contents. Gameplay This installment varies greatly from past games in the series.

One of the game's key additions is the Renbu system, a new way for characters to build up their attack combos. In previous installments in the series, combos were affected by the quality of weapon the character was wielding, with more powerful weapons allowing characters longer, more elaborate and often more powerful consecutive attacks. The Renbu system replaces this system with a gauge that gradually fills as you perform attacks. Performing attacks and dealing damage to the enemy fills the Renbu gauge, eventually earning a new rank/level, while taking damage and not attacking for a time drops the gauge; if you take a lot of damage or go for a long time without inflicting damage then the gauge may even drop back down to the previous level. However even at Renbu Rank 1 characters will be able to perform non-ending combos on the enemy.

Without unlocking Renbu Ranks 3 and Infinite from the skill tree though, players can only progress to Renbu Rank 2 (with the exception of the temporary Rank Infinity acquired temporarily by collecting a certain item on the battlefield). Another major addition is the skill tree, from which characters can earn higher Renbu Ranks, special abilities and improve their attributes. As the progression of the skill tree moves from left to right, those on the right side of the tree are harder to unlock than those on the left. Typically the one which unlocks Infinite Renbu is on the farthest right. Unique movesets for each character have been largely reduced.

Only characters who have Musou Mode receive original movesets (with the exception of ); the rest of the characters playable only in Free Mode have cloned movesets based on the Musou Mode characters with altered properties (with the exception of Xiao Qiao, who retains her fan moveset). Due to the addition of Renbu system, the traditional 'fourth weapon' from previous games have been removed with the three normal weapons no longer being quality-based.

Each weapons obtained have random stats and effects implemented and the 'weight system' from previous game have been replaced by weapon categories; Standard (default type), Strength (greater attack power at the cost of Renbu Gauge being kept for a smaller amount of time), and Skill (greater attack speed with low attack power). In addition to the new weapon system, it is now possible to block from any direction, for example, if a character is attacked from behind while blocking, they will rotate their body with their weapon in front of them to guard against the enemy's attack.

This eliminates the need to quickly stop blocking, change direction, and press the guard button again. Unlike previous games, horses can be found by obtaining saddles randomly dropped from boxes or beaten officers. These horses can gain levels, skills, and some can even change into the legendary, although this is very rare. Musou Token which enables the use of Musou Rage have been removed. It is instead replaced by Tome item drop which allows the use of unique special attacks. There are five types of attacks; Swift Attack (increases the player's stats), Volley (launches waves of arrows), Fire (sets eruptions of fire), True Speed (boosts the player's speed), and Rockfall (launches giant boulders from above). Dueling from returns, but has been revamped; duels now take place on the battlefield and the nearby soldiers will circle around the two fighters, and other officers may jump into the circle, as opposed to the duel taking place in an arena that appears out of nowhere.

Bases have been altered too; they are bigger and where, before, in order to open the outer gate to a base, the player had to defeat a defense captain, now they must simply break it down with attacks. There is also a new corporal unit which guards bases. Defeating troops and corporals within the base reduces the base's defense. When the defense of the base drops to zero, the player has claimed the base.

However, defeating the corporal is worth defeating 20 troops while defeating the guard captain will automatically capture the base. Two new 'innovations' to the series are the abilities to swim and climb ladders. The ladder means that the player can now climb onto castle battlements in scenarios such as the, and dispose of enemy ballistas and the new 'guard' unit. The first ties in with the improvements to enemy AI, allowing them to travel across rivers and other bodies of water in order to attack you or allied bases.

Swimming is now a part of scenarios such as the. Characters The original game features a total of 41 playable characters, a step-down from in the series, which featured 48 playable characters.

The seven removed characters are, and. Other than brief mentions in cutscenes and character biographies in-game, they otherwise do not make appearance in the game at all.

Unlike previous games which featured Musou Modes for all characters, only seventeen of the playable characters received stories, while the others are playable only in Free Mode and Challenge Mode. Dynasty Warriors 6: Special adds Musou Mode for six more characters, while the PSP port of the game adds Meng Huo back to the roster, bringing the character count to 42.: September 17, 2009, Mode(s), Dynasty Warriors 6 (Shin Sangoku Musou 5 Special in Japan) was released on October 2, 2008 on the in and November 17, 2008 in North America. In this game, Musou modes for, and were added, and those six characters received new weapons and movesets (rather than being clones). There are also five new stages introduced in this game.

The swimming and dueling abilities were removed, however. The graphics are also significantly reduced and the game suffers from heavy slowdown, most likely due to the memory capabilities. This version of the game was also released to the PlayStation Portable on September 17, 2009.

Likely to coincide with the inclusion of in the Empires expansion, he was additionally added as a Free Mode character in this game.: January 21, 2010, Mode(s) Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires was released May 11, 2009 in, June 23, 2009 for and June 26 in for and. Like all other Empires expansions, the basic premise of the game is to become a leader whose goal is to conquer and maintain all regions of China. However, the player can additionally become a Vagrant (unaligned wanderer) or a vassal serving a lord, in addition to becoming a ruler. The player can step down from any force at any time, betraying their liege, or defecting to another force. The player can also make oaths of friendship with fellow officers and marry other characters.

The level-up system for weapons similar to Dynasty Warriors 4 is introduced. The player can equip various skills and abilities to the weapons. The Renbu system also returns, although it is now merely an element determined by the character's weapons, who was originally cut from the original game returns with new weapons as well as seven new stages. The game also kept all character changes and new stages exclusive to Dynasty Warriors 6: Special. The Create Character option from Dynasty Warriors 4 returns and greatly revamped; players are given much more freedom in creating characters and the player can create up to 100 characters.

Free Mode have been cut from this game however, as the game opted for a more full and rounded Empire Mode. Additionally, the game supports Downloadable Content which mainly includes new costumes for edit characters and music. Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires Review scores Publication Score N/A 8/10 6.25/10 6.25/10 C C 5.5/10 5.5/10 7.6/10 6.4/10 6.8/10 6.7/10 N/A 6/10 N/A 7.1/10 Aggregate scores 64% 61% 62/100 59/100 Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires received 'mixed' reviews on both platforms according to video game review aggregator Metacritic. Kevin VanOrd of GameSpot said that 'The combat is still dreadfully repetitive,' 'The visuals are still ugly,' and 'The sound effects and voice acting are still awful.' VanOrd went on to say of Empires, 'Environments are bland and lifeless; water looks awful; and character models, while clearly upgraded from Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires, still look primitive by today's standards,' and gave it 5.5/10. ^ November 24, 2007, at the. ^ Parfitt, Ben (November 20, 2007).

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