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Use every Nintendo amiibo compatible with Super Smash Bros. for Wii U to unlock items in Hyrule Warriors.

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World of Warriors is the smash hit new RPG for the iOS and Android that has been featured in Apple's top new apps for two weeks in a row, which is an extremely rare feat. Your goal is to take a whole group of fighters based upon actual, historical fighters from around the world and from different eras, and battle your way to the end of the Wildlands in an effort to take out whoever sent you there.

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Tin Salamunic: With each new release, developer Travellers Tales takes small, yet progressive, steps to flesh out its perpetually expanding LEGO universe. Like the Dynasty Warriors franchise, most changes seem minimal, oftentimes even illegible, but the continually refined mechanics never cease to entertain. One of the series most notable additions was Travellers Tales foray into sandbox-style gaming with Lego Batman 2 in 2012. The open city significantly expanded replayability and gave the charming little figurines new life. With its breathtaking open world and stupendous amount of content, this years LEGO The Hobbit was the developers most crowning achievement.

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Gametropolis: "Coming from Tecmo Koeis Omega Force and Team Ninja (developer of the opinion splitting Metroid: Other M), Hyrule Warriors takes the well-trodden formula of the Dynasty Warriors series and dresses it up in Links iconic green tunic."

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Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes: Most gamers are probably more familiar with Omega Forces Dynasty Warriors franchise, but Samurai Warriors has had some very solid entries as well. The series takes place in Sengoku-era Japan, offering embellished takes on historical battles featuring real-life figures like Goemon Ishikawa and Musashi Miyamoto. Samurai Warriors 4 celebrates the tenth anniversary of the hack-and-slash franchise with fun, addictive gameplay and a huge amount of content.

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The Samurai Warriors series is officially ten years old. Warriors games tend to get a bad rap outside of the East, but Samurai Warriors especially so. Its just another Dynasty Warriors or Its the boring version of Sengoku Basara. Its tough being the little brother of a companys flagship franchise, but on the franchises tenth anniversary, Samurai Warriors is ready to step out into the limelight. With a bevy of new features and characters, the little brother is ready to make his mark.