If you haven't grown tired of the hack-and-slash gameplay in Dynasty Warriors games, Ninety-Nine Nights might be the title that does it. The gameplay is shallow, the story is generic, and there isn't anything present to make you feel like you're going to miss out if you just turn the game off and walk away. Although we are months into a new generation of hardware, N3 shows that not all games have made the jump.
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"Back in 2006 Microsoft Game Studios published a little game that went by the name of Ninety-Nine Nights, a hack-and-slash title of sorts not unlike the Dynasty Warriors series of game, except Ninety-Nine Nights was a Microsoft exclusive." The Games Cabin
The only reason I didn't mention PS4/PC is because the series is originally an Xbox exclusive, so if there was a third it would most likely appear on xbox one.
But yeah, it'd look great on either.
Wow, the last game had one million troops! Just think how many this one will have!
The second part gave me wow feeling at the very first level, where there was battlefield, smoke and particles in the air. Looked amazing. And insane QTEs on bosses
What is even more sad is
Takayuki Fujii, best known as the guy who makes everything extreme (and the lead producer of Nintey-Nine Nights II), is leaving Konami.
“It’s been great 20 years of creation,” Fujii said on Twitter. “Thanks for all who supported, loved my titles. Farewell and may the extreeeeemeness be with Konami.”
Fujii did not say where he’ll be going, but he’ll still be extreme, and by the sound of it, he isn’t retiring.
Read more at http://gematsu.com/2014/12/...
Whenever I hear about that game (Ninety nine nights) I can't help but to reminisce konami's most funniest E3 ever.
"Wannmm Mireyommmmm Trooooppppzzzzz" lol
TQ Digital has revealed the plans for their upcoming Valentine’s Day celebrations in the free-to-play Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG), Eudemons Online. Set to feature special new outfits and the appearance of two popular Ninety-Nine Nights Characters, the celebrations in Eudemons Online are sure to catch the attention of many gamers worldwide.
this is one of the trio of games (along with GRAW and Oblivion) that convinced me to get a 360. after downloading the demo a few days ago i came away unimpressed. nevertheless, i'd actually considered going against my own experienced wisdom (i'd done the same thing with Prey...downloaded the demo, didn't think it was good, but STILL went out and bought the game) and considered buying the game. after reading this review you best believe that i scratched that idea. this makes three disappointments in a row (including Chromehounds and Prey). i was looking forward to Enchanted Arms, but two reviewers already gave it lackluster reviews. guess i won't be enjoying any fresher 360 goodness until SC Double Agent. otherwise HOPEFULLY PS3 delivers.
I don't know zypher, I've been very satisfied with the 360's offerings so far. Graw and Oblivion are sweet, fight night is awesome, and I, for one, really liked prey. Not to mention XBLA, Dead Rising, COD2, PGR3, DOA4 and other good titles have made me very satisfied with my purchase.
Yeah, its a little disapointing to see this review (an several others like it). Ive never had a modern console this early in its cycle, but it seems like all of the real games are due for a fall release (september-April) guess il wait for SC Double Agent, and Test Drive etc. I was hoping this would rock but i guess not. MASS EFFECT!!!!!! cant wait.
I have played it and it is alot more fun than Dyn. War. 1-5. The graphics were crisp (I use a projector and my screen is about 96 inches) the game play was cool even for a button masher. I expect more of this type of bashing for the next few months.
another review by IGN that's in stark contrast to the readers own opinion of the game. Anyone else think that sometimes IGN would be better off rating/reviewing movies rather than games.