Frank Inglese writes:
I’ve always believed I was born in the wrong age. It’s not that I’m so different from my brothers and sisters from this generation, it’s more that I have always dreamed about growing up in the time of the Samurai. I’m a romantic in that regard and I know this because, in all of my daydreams, I’ve never seen myself as anything less than the greatest sword fighter. Let’s be honest here, reader, I’d probably be a terrible Samurai, in fact, I probably wouldn’t be one at all! I’d probably be a farmer or a laborer who still, even while living in that time, would dream of picking up a sword and fighting for my land.
Thus is the beauty in fantasy. It is video games like the newly released ‘Samurai Warriors 4′ that allows me to momentarily quell what occupies my mind and I couldn’t possibly think of a better title to load into my PlayStation 4 than this. It’s been quite a while since I last partook in a ‘Warriors’ game of this type and I must say I was quite excited to jump back into a sub-genre I’ve missed. Already you can tell that I quite like ‘Samurai Warriors 4′ but I urge you to follow me through the rest of this review so you can be able to see exactly WHY it is that this game has struck a cord with me.
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This problem that was partially fixed when Koei released 4-II, but what about the original? Having already played Dynasty Warriors and Orochi Warriors 3, Bit Cultures was excited to get into the Samurai Warriors series for the first time and see the characters that had already been introduced to in their stories.
Amazon has discounted Dynasty Warriors 8 Empires (20% off to $39.99 on Xbox One), Samurai Warriors 4 Special Anime Pack (34% off to $49.36 on PS4) and Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate (40% off to $23.99 on PS4).
