Nueva información :Sinobi has put up more Hyrule Warriors details from Famitsu. NeoGAF’s StreetsAhead translated the information. For a roundup of the latest news about Hyrule Warriors, check out our summary below.
- Official pricing: Retail – 7,980 yen, eShop – 6,980, Premium Box Set – 11,664.
- Premium set includes a Triforce-shaped clock and serial codes for 6 special costumes.
- A “Treasure Box” will also be available on Amazon and Tecmo Koei’s online store “GAMECITY”.
- No details on the Treasure Box yet.
- Link, an in-training soldier, must rescue the Princess Zelda from the witch Shia, who has been turned evil somehow.
- Famitsu confirms a 2-player mode in which one person plays on the GamePad and the other plays on the TV.
- GamePad acts as a menu when playing alone.
- Can equip characters with different weapons to change the way they fight.
- Weapons include speed focused one-handed swords to heavier weapons that focus on damage.
- Game includes a weapon upgrade system and character growth/improvement.
- Musou action combined with the Zelda series’ Z-targeting means you can avoid attacks and focus on enemy weak spots.
- Zelda series’ spin attack appears instead of the Musou Ranbu (?) of the musou franchise.
- Bombs won’t be used for just throwing at enemies.
- Impa, a captain of the Royal Army, appears as a playable character wielding a giant long sword.
- There will be several other playable characters.
- Aonuma was surprised by how many characters there are.
- Playable at E3 2014 next month.
- 70% complete.
Las noticias son bastante buenas.