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WO1 and 2 are definitely the best bridge to the PS2 era from the modern warriors games. It's definitely not slow paced if you choose to play it that way. Even outside of that context, if I'm playing a warriors game, I'd play WO 1&2 over dw8, 7, or SW4. If I'm revisiting the PS2 era it's this(or SW2) or dw4 for the slower paced gameplay. It still keeps that battlefield freedom somewhat of the PS2 era too, the stages aren't cinematically railroaded like the modern warriors games. There's just no English.ДЄs far as if they've aged well, to me they're still very much so great games to this day freshening up a ton of movesets from dw5 and sw2 with r1s and jump cancelling while battling the general repetitiveness you can suffer from a more traditional dw game without trivializing troops. There's also actual tons of content, rivaling WOZ.

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It's the 2010's formula without having to worry about stability while still retaining the charm and smooth gameplay the WO series consistently brings.

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I would see if you could maybe get the WO1 PC port anywhere, as that's the best experience for 1 And oddly enough go the psp route for 2.Д«ased on your bullet points, I would honestly recommend just looking at Warriors Orochi 3 ultimate full stop. So it's not just because they're not 'main' Dynasty Warriors games that I didn't enjoy those three games I mentioned, and I wondered if maybe their age compared to the games I did enjoy was some factor.ДЄt this point, unless you're real die-hard about it (me) I wouldn't super recommend musou Orochi z. All of them were fast, fluid, and tons of fun. Well, I greatly enjoyed SW4, every DW Gundam game except the very first one, and several other Warriors spinoffs like Hyrule Warriors, Fire Emblem Warriors, and WO3 and WO4. Did the PSP version of WO2 have to downgrade anything (framerate, combat speed/fluidity, onscreen enemy quantity, or just anything) to fit on a handheld? I just remembered playing the 3DS version of Hyrule Warriors, and I found that aside from the new content and mechanics, it was quite a downgrade from the original Wii U version. Okay, so WO1 is best on 360 or PC? If they're the same, I think I may opt for the 360 version just because I prefer playing on console if possible. Huh, really? Does it also translate cutscenes and battle dialogue? Is WO Z on Steam, or am I going to have to buy an imported game disc?

The WO games are the fastest of the classic era but SW2 is pretty fast too, DW5 is also fast but not AS fast since its a lot easier to get destroyed in that game so you need to be more cautious. Well yeah, one is a spin off, another is a game designed for children that did terrible sales wise and the third one is a spin off where you play as a gigantic hulking robot, and none of these 3 are even part of the 'classic era' :P Several somewhat older Warriors games I've attempted to play (specifically, DW Strikeforce, SW3, and the first DW Gundam) have felt rather slow and clunky to me, and not much fun to play.

The best version of both games is always gonna be Musou Orochi Z, but its not just on PS3, its also on PC, where it has a menu translation patch, if you are interested.Д«esides that, the first WO game is best on 360 and PC because of the HD output, its also on PSP, the second game on 360 doesnt include any of the adjustments, bonus content and other changes, and it never came to PC outside of MOZ, the PSP version on the other hand is the only english release of WO2 with all of the extra content in MOZ (besides the WO1 missions, of course) and even dubbed the new cutscenes. Thanks in advance to anybody who can answer! So if you could fill me in on some general gameplay details as well, I would greatly appreciate that. While I am interested in WO1 and 2, I'm a bit worried that they're not going to be to my tastes. Is just generally the best (English) version of those games overall?ДЄlso, have the games aged well in general? As someone who's more used to 'modern' Warriors games, several somewhat older Warriors games I've attempted to play (specifically, DW Strikeforce, SW3, and the first DW Gundam) have felt rather slow and clunky to me, and not much fun to play. The most stable framerate, and other technical stuff like that? The most refined gameplay, closest to modern Warriors games (I.E., those from the 2010s)?

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I know there's a PS3 port that has both games in a single package with some adjustments and new features, but that was never released outside of Japan, was it? So, barring that, what's the best way to play the first two entries in the WO series? If I'm not mistaken, they've been ported/rereleased several times, so which version (available in English) has:

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