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In today's episode (Ep 2), we obtain bombs and enter the mines of Legend Mode in Hyrule Warriors - the Dynasty Warriors game that's almost a Zelda game? That IS a Zelda game? Hard to say - what do you think? Come downstairs and have a seat with us on the couch right here in The Basement - the friendliest place on YouTube!
MetaCritic has a nice review of Hyrule Warriors:
( http://www.metacritic.com/game/wii-u/hyrule-warriors )
Metascore: 76
Summary: The delicate balance of the Triforce has been disrupted, and Hyrule Kingdom is once again being torn apart by a dark power, this time lead by Sorceress Cia. Now its up to the legendary hero Link to face hordes of enemies and find the missing Princess Zelda. Advance the story to unlock new playable characters with unique moves and weapon types. Collect Rupees and other useful items to upgrade weapons and craft badges, which you can use to bolster each warriors abilities. Then unleash the full power of your attacks with intense combos to clear wave after wave of Bokoblin hordes. Youll have to get your gloves dirty to save Hyrule this time.
* Play as fan-favorite characters like Link and Impa for the first time in the series!
* Battle the fiercest Legend of Zelda enemies across Hyrules most famous locales.
* Lay waste to your opponents with brutally efficient attacks and intense combos
* Think tactically and complete missions in the most efficient way possible
DigitallyDownloaded has a favorable review from Brad L
( http://www.digitallydownloaded.net/2014/10/review-hyrule-warriors-master-quest-dlc.html )
It is no secret that a lot of us love the Warriors series here at Digitally Downloaded. I’m sure many a reader here knows how Matt was first introduced to the series. You could easily say he is probably the biggest fan of the Warriors games on this site. What you definitely do not know, however, is that I’ve personally been playing the Warriors games since Dynasty Warriors 3 on the PlayStation 2. So you could possibly say that because I've been playing them for so much longer, I’m more of a Warriors gameplay aficionado than Matt is (shots fired!), although without a doubt he understands the history behind the games better than I.
In any case, Hyrule Warriors has been on my radar ever since that first day it was announced, as The Legend of Zelda is my favourite gaming series of all time (I have a piece of heart tattooed on my left forearm as proof of this), and I knew instantly the potential that Team Ninja and Omega Force could bring into the Legend of Zelda universe. Many were concerned about the mash-up, but after playing Hyrule Warriors for more than 100 hours already, with only 50 per cent of the content unlocked, I can happily state with certainty that these concerns are unfounded.
Hyrule Warriors stands alone as a title that transcends through different eras of The Legend of Zelda, from the beginnings of Skyward Sword, to the timeline-splitting Ocarina of Time, the Child Era title, Twilight Princess, and then in its own section of time. This is all non-canon, of course, with characters such as Ghirahim and Midna being able to interact, but by connecting to three such highly regarded titles, the credibility of Hyrule Warriors as incredible Zelda fan service gets a real boost. One could even go so far as to say Hyrule Warriors serves as the crib notes version of The Legend of Zelda universe, much like other Warriors titles do for their respective universes.
This is just as much of a Zelda game as it is a Warriors game, incorporating gameplay elements from both franchises. This in itself turns out to be a stroke of genius, with the idea that there can be giant armies of Bokolbins, Moblins, Poes and more led by the likes of Zant, Ganondorf, and newcomers Cia, Wizzro (not to be confused with classic Zelda enemy, Wizzrobe) and Volga...
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