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| Samurai Warriors Info for Xbox |
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| Game Description: |
| Set in Feudal Japan, the adventure begins in 1467 after the political power of the Ashikaga Shogunate collapsed and the islands of Japan erupted into a series of civil wars. This era in Japanese history became known as the Sengoku or "warring states" period. Players control Yukimura Sanada, who leads an elite band of samurai and ninja through the hallowed Japanese battlefields of Okehazama, Kawanakajima, and inside the embattled walls of Osaka Castle. The epic tale unfolds as players come face to face with gun-toting troops, echelons of ninja, and deadly kunoichi--female ninja--in both historic and fictional battles. With an Active Mission System that triggers distinct missions during every battle, hundreds of different mini-missions within the larger epic battles, randomly changing castle layouts as well as multiplayer support, Samurai Warriors promises to be an unforgettable action adventure. |
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| Key Features: |
- Over 90 Stages with Multiple Endings - The development of the action in Samurai Warriors is not determined by the force for which you are fighting, but rather by the advancement of each character. Scenarios will branch off, leading to different conclusions each time.
- Active Mission System - The active mission system (AMS) triggers a distinct mission during each battle. To accept or decline the mission is up to the player. Missions evolve depending upon player performance and the tide of battle. Success or failure can affect scenarios in later stages. With 500 variations, the progression of missions is unique with each play, adding depth while heightening the urgency and excitement of combat.
- New Officer Mode - Create your own original character by challenging a series of mini-games in New Officer mode . Choose a new character and then train that character for combat. Characters created in New Officer mode can be used in all other game modes. Up to 15 new officers can be created.
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