Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity's release date isn't far off at this point, so naturally, folks are starting to get mighty curious about how it'll play, as well as how it'll differ from its predecessor. Even though this style of hack-and-slash game tends to be more iterative than innovative, it's certainly understandable that fans of the genre want reasons to get excited about the upcoming title.
It's been a surprisingly long time since the original Hyrule Warriors first came out on the Wii U. The Dynasty Warriors-style hack and slasher may not have been groundbreaking, but the amount of fan service found within was more than enough to sustain its fans. For those of you missing the opportunity it presented to kick absolute jaw-dropping amounts of Moblin butt, fret not, for a new savior has arrived.
An unplanned Nintendo Direct took place last Wednesday morning giving Nintendo a moment in the spotlight to tell gamers everywhere what goodies are in store for them in 2018. One announcement that caught our attention is Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, a Co-Op friendly game in the Legend of Zelda family. This version is coming to Nintendo Switch in Spring of 2018 and includes character skins from the wildly popular (although sadly only single player) Breath of the Wild.
The many Hyrule Warriors DLC's provided Nintendo fans with a lot of new content to keep the game fresh in interesting way, mainly through its unique character choices. Very soon, however, we'll be reaching the end of the road for new DLC characters, but not before Nintendo surprises us with a secret character practically no one expected.
Ganon is finally stepping to into the role of hero with the newly announced DLC for Hyrule Warriors. On March 12th, longtime Zelda fans can, at long last, play as the series-antagonist and porcine look alike in the co-op beat'em'up. Ganon, as opposed to his green-skinned human form Ganondorf, has been the primary antagon...
There is nothing I enjoy more than dressing up in all in one green spandex; so this has made me a big fan of Tingle in Majora's Mask. Thankfully, the new DLC for Hyrule Warriors will allow me to fight as the be-spandexed hero and more.
Hyrule Warriors is one of those rare breed of games that have been released on a Nintendo platform and is being supported by DLC. Co-Optimus has already brought you information on the 2nd DLC pack called Twilight Princess, but now there is a trailer.
The second DLC pack for Hyrule Warriors is almost upon us, featuring some new Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess additions to the game. Which new character will players get to try out this time around?
Interested in purchasing a Nintendo Amiibo or three next week? We have the latest on which figures will be out when, what sort of games they are compatible with, and a few concerns that you might need to be aware of before buying.
Soon Hyrule Warriors will be one of the first Nintendo titles that will be supporting Amiibo figures other than Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Players will be able to unlock a special weapon in-game using the Link Amiibo this November.
Dynasty Warriors games have been generally successful for many years and through multiple console generations. Spinoff series, using the same basic gameplay elements, have had similar modest success, including Dynasty Warriors Gundam and Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage. Now, the beloved Legend of Zelda franchise has received a Dynasty Warr...
There are a few game releases this week for co-op fans, but one was technically out last week - though we missed it because of an odd Friday release in the US.
