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- Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition or Hyrule Warriors: Age . . . - ResetEra
Hyrule warriors is the better game; age of calamity has a lot of ideas that are cool on paper but ended up feeling to the detriment, for example, everyone's movesets having to be built around the 4 slate abilities made them feel much less varied than those of definitive edition
- Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment - ResetEra
Hyrule doesn't really change all that much from game to game Some games feature more areas than others, but they all have Hyrule Castle and Castle Town in the center, the Death Mountain region to the north, and versions of Kakariko Village, Lost Woods, Lake Hylia, Gerudo Desert, etc
- Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment - Review Thread Nintendo
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is a must-play canon entry that finally completes the Tears of the Kingdom saga Moving beyond the "what if" story of its predecessor, this Switch 2 title uses its fun, combo-focused Warriors game style to deliver crucial Zelda lore, detailing Zelda's descent into the past With excellent combat features like Zonai artifact integration and formidable new
- Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment announced for Switch 2, releasing . . .
Hyrule Warriors was God-tier gaming Just an incredible overwhelming excess of Zelda love and chaos I did not play Age of Calamity at all, pretty much because I knew it ran like shit But content and gameplay-wise, how does it compare to Hyrule Warriors? I may get the new one if it was just
- Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment comes out in exactly . . . - ResetEra
With Nintendo putting a heavy focus on Pokemon Legends Z-A, Sakurai going all in on the marketing for Kirby Air Riders and Luigi's Mansion getting announced for Nintendo Switch Online on October 30 (just in time for Halloween!), Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment has seemingly got lost in the
- Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment - Review Thread Nintendo
This isn't really the fault of Age of Improsonment per se, but I'm still really hoping that the next Nintendo-Musou collab that comes around is something more akin to the original Hyrule and Fire Emblem Warriors as a wider sweep of the franchise rather than this trend of super-game-specific semi-sequels Like, reading over the review abstracts as posted here, the most prevailing takeaway from
- Getting ready for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment in . . . - ResetEra
Yeeesh, can I say that Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition still is one of my favorite Hyrule Warriors games and still looks the best in terms of visuals? Also runs really great on Switch 2 (full 60fps it seems) As much as I loved how Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity looked in some areas and had
- Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment |OT| This time it’s Ganon
Anybody else get a laugh out of Rauru’s weak point attack being the Neo Tri Beam from Dragonball?
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