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Fist Of The North Star 2 And Dynasty Warriors 7 Empires Release In February
Tecmo Koei's adaptation of Fist of the North Star didn't have a ton of fans, but if you're one of them then you might be excited to know that the publisher will release the sequel this February, which coincidentally is the same month it plans to release Dynasty Warriors 7 Empires. That was not a great sentence.
Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage 2 hits PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on February 5 and will feature a Legend mode that follows the storyline of the manga, a Dream Mode that introduces new, original storylines to the Fist of the North Star Universe, and online co-op and competitive modes. We're having a little bit of trouble getting excited over this game since we gave the first one a 4.5.
Dynasty Warriors 7 Empires is another game we're not really excited about, since we've played Dynasty Warriors about three dozen times already, but if you're still trucking along with this series the next entry releases on February 26.
If you don't care about either of these games, why are you still reading this?
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