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• Daqiao - Battle of Changban (Chapter 3)
• Ding Feng - Battle of Odawara Castle (Chapter 1)
• Gan Ning - Battle of Mikatagahara (Chapter 2)
• Huang Gai - Battle of Dongkou (Chapter 1)
• Lianshi - Battle of Nagashino - Redux (Chapter 1)
• Ling Tong - Battle of Taoshui (Chapter 2)
• Lu Meng - Battle of Hasedo - Redux (Chapter 2)
• Lu Xun - Battle of Hefei (Chapter 4)
• Sun Ce - Battle of Changban (Chapter 3)
• Sun Jian - Battle of Honnoji (Chapter 3)
• Sun Quan - Battle of Mt. Dingjun (Chapter 2)
• Sun Shangxiang - Battle of Odawara Castle (Chapter 1)
• Taishi Ci - Battle of Ueda Castle (Chapter 1)
• Xiaoqiao - Battle of Odawara Castle (Chapter 1)
• Zhou Tai - Battle of Nagashino (Chapter 1)
• Zhou Yu - Battle of Changban (Chapter 3)

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• Cai Wenji - Battle of Anegawa (Chapter 2)
• Cao Cao - Battle of Fan Castle (Chapter 3)
• Cao Pi - Battle of Hulao Gate (Chapter 3)
• Cao Ren - Battle of Mt. Dingjun (Chapter 2)
• Dian Wei - Battle of Changban - Redux (Chapter 3)
• Guo Jia - Battle of Fan Castle - Redux (Chapter 3)
• Jia Xu - Battle of Dongkou (Chapter 1)
• Pang De - Battle of Yiling (Chapter 1)
• Wang Yi - Salvation at Nagashino (Chapter 4)
• Xiahou Dun - Battle of Fan Castle (Chapter 3)
• Xiahou Yuan - Battle of Nanjun (Chapter 1)
• Xu Huang - Battle of Dongkou (Chapter 1)
• Xu Zhu - Battle of Tong Gate (Chapter 3)
• Zhang He - Battle of Xuchang (Chapter 2)
• Zhang Liao - Battle of Ueda Castle (Chapter 1)
• Zhenji - Battle of Hulao Gate (Chapter 3)

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• Bao Sanniang - Battle of Kyushu (Chapter 2)
• Guan Ping - Battle of Jieting (Chapter 3)
• Guan Suo - Battle of Mt. Niutou (Chapter 1)
• Guan Yu - Battle of Mt. Dingjun (Chapter 2)
• Huang Zhong - Battle of Yiling - Redux (Chapter 1)
• Jiang Wei - Battle of Xuchang - Redux (Chapter 2)
• Liu Bei - Battle of Chengdu (Chapter 3)
• Liu Shan - Battle of Hasedo (Chapter 2)
• Ma Chao - The Slaying of the Hydra (Prologue)
• Ma Dai - Battle of Yiling (Chapter 1)
• Pang Tong - Battle of Komaki-Nagakute (Chapter 4)
• Wei Yan - Battle of Nanzhong (Chapter 2)
• Xingcai - Battle of Xuchang (Chapter 2)
• Xu Shu - Prompt Huang Zhong, Ma Dai, and Xu Shu to converse
• Yueying - Chaos at Tetorigawa (Chapter 2)
• Zhang Fei - Battle of Yangping Gate (Chapter 3)
• Zhao Yun - Battle of Yangping Gate (Chapter 3)
• Zhuge Liang - Battle of Chengdu (Chapter 3)

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• Aya - Battle of Shizugatake (Chapter 3)
• Goemon Ishikawa - Battle of Kyushu (Chapter 2)
• Gracia - Battle of Guangzong (Chapter 3)
• Hanbei Takenaka - The Slaying of the Hydra (Prologue)
• Kai - Battle of Odawara Castle (Chapter 1)
• Kanbei Kuroda - Battle of Dongkou (Chapter 1)
• Katsuie Shibata - Battle of Xuchang (Chapter 2)
• Kiyomasa Kato - Battle of Hasedo (Chapter 2)
• Kojiro Sasaki - Purge at Nanzhong (Chapter 2)
• Masanori Fukushima - Battle of Shouchun (Chapter 1)
• Motonari Mori - Battle of Sekigahara (Chapter 2)
• Muneshige Tachibana - Battle of Mt. Xingshi (Chapter 2)
• Musashi Miyamoto - Battle of Odawara Castle - Redux (Chapter 1)
• Ujiyasu Hojo - Battle of Changban (Chapter 3)

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• Ginchiyo Tachibana - Battle of Dongkou (Chapter 1)
• Ieyasu Tokugawa - Battle of Chengdu (Chapter 3)
• Ina - Rescue at Yiling (Chapter 3)
• Kanetsugu Naoe - Battle of Anegawa (Chapter 2)
• Kotaro Fuma - Siege of Shouchun (Chapter 3)
• Mitsunari Ishida - Battle of Tong Gate (Chapter 3)
• Motochika Chosokabe - Battle of Liang Province (Chapter 2)
• Nagamasa Azai - Battle of Hasedo (Chapter 2)
• Nene - Battle of Xuchang (Chapter 2)
• Sakon Shima - Battle of Ueda Castle (Chapter 1)
• Tadakatsu Honda - Battle of Yangping Gate (Chapter 3)
• Toshiie Maeda - Battle of Anegawa (Chapter 2)
• Yoshihiro Shimazu - Battle of Odawara Castle (Chapter 1)
• Yoshimoto Imagawa - Battle of Liang Province (Chapter 2)

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• Hanzo Hattori - Battle of Yangping Gate (Chapter 3)
• Hideyoshi Toyotomi - Battle of Nagashino (Chapter 1)
• Keiji Maeda - Battle of Luoyang (Chapter 2)
• Kenshin Uesugi - Battle of Osaka Castle (Chapter 3)
• Kunoichi - Battle of Yiling (Chapter 1)
• Magoichi Saika - Battle of Mt. Dingjun - Redux (Chapter 2)
• Masamune Date - Battle of Luoyang (Chapter 2)
• Mitsuhide Akechi - Battle of Honnoji - Redux (Chapter 3)
• No - Battle of Honnoji (Chapter 3)
• Nobunaga Oda - Battle of Honnoji (Chapter 3)
• Oichi - Battle of Xuchang (Chapter 2)
• Okuni - Battle of Luo Castle (Chapter 3)
• Ranmaru Mori - Battle of Nagashino (Chapter 1)
• Shingen Takeda - Battle of Osaka Castle (Chapter 3)
• Yukimura Sanada - Battle of Nagashino (Chapter 1)

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• Achilles - Battle of Sekigahara (Chapter 2)
• Ayane - Battle of Hasedo (Chapter 2)
• Benkei - Battle of Anegawa (Chapter 2)
• Dodomeki - Finish Chapter 4 and view ending
• Gyuki - Finish Chapter 4 and view ending
• Himiko - Battle of Sekigahara (Chapter 2)
• Hundun - Finish Gauntlet Mode
• Joan of Arc - Battle of Mt. Dingjun (Chapter 2)
• Kaguya - The Slaying of the Hydra (Prologue)
• Kasumi - Battle of Yan Province (Chapter 2)
• Kyubi - Escape from the Mystic Realm (Chapter 7)
• Momiji - Battle of Wan Castle (Chapter 3)
• Nemea - Battle of Kyushu (Chapter 2)
• Nezha - World's End (Chapter 4)
• Nezha (Human) - War in the Mystic Realm (Chapter 7)
• Orochi X - World's End (Chapter 4)
• Rachel - Battle of Jiangdong (Chapter 2)
• Ryu Hayabusa - Battle of Anegawa (Chapter 2)
• Sanzang - Battle of Taoshui (Chapter 2)
• Seimei Abe - Struggle for Ueda Castle (Chapter 1)
• Shennong - Defense of Yangping Gate (Chapter 3)
• Shuten Doji - Battle of Xuchang (Chapter 2)
• Sophitia - Battle of Liaodong (Chapter 2)
• Sterkenburg - Battle of Xu Province (Chapter 2)
• Susano'o - World's End (Chapter 4)
• Tamamo - Showdown at Odawara Castle (Chapter 8)
• Yinglong - Converse with Yinglong (Chapter 7)

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• Da Ji - Battle of Sekigahara (Chapter 2)
• Diaochan - Battle of Tong Gate (Chapter 3)
• Dong Zhuo - Battle of Chengdu (Chapter 3)
• Fu Xi - Battle of Honnoji (Chapter 3)
• Kiyomori Taira - World's End (Chapter 4)
• Lu Bu - While Diaochan is in your party, meet Lu Bu in Battle of Osaka Castle (Chapter 3)
• Meng Huo - Battle of Nanzhong (Chapter 2)
• Nuwa - Battle of Fan Castle (Chapter 3)
• Orochi - World's End (Chapter 4)
• Sun Wukong - World's End (Chapter 4)
• Taigong Wang - Battle of Shouchun (Chapter 1)
• Yoshitsune Minamoto - Battle of Shouchun (Chapter 1)
• Yuan Shao - Battle of Jiange (Chapter 2)
• Zhang Jiao - Battle of Guangzong (Chapter 3)
• Zhurong - Battle of Nanzhong (Chapter 2)
• Zuo Ci - Battle of Anegawa (Chapter 2)

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• Deng Ai - Battle of Dongkou (Chapter 1)
• Guo Huai - Battle of Nagashino (Chapter 1)
• Sima Shi - Battle of Tong Gate (Chapter 3)
• Sima Yi - Battle of Hulao Gate (Chapter 3)
• Sima Zhao - The Slaying of the Hydra (Prologue)
• Wang Yuanji - Battle of Ueda Castle (Chapter 1)
• Xiahou Ba - Battle of Mt. Dingjun (Chapter 2)
• Zhong Hui - Siege of Luoyang (Chapter 4)
• Zhuge Dan - Battle of Ueda Castle (Chapter 1)

Considering I found Warriors Orochi 3 to be one of the best Dynasty Warriors / Musou titles yet when it originally released, you’d be right to assume that I enjoyed the heck out of this port for new-gen, last-gen, and PS Vita. Dubbed Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate, this version features the content of the first release, and the subsequent Hyper release for Wii U. There’s a few more extras included as well, with new characters, modes, and a host of tweaks to improve the overall experience. As opposed to the paltry additions found in Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper, this feels like well-rounded, fully-featured experience regardless of whether you’ve played the original.

We were provided review copies via digital code from publisher Koei Tecmo, and I played primarily through the PS4 version of the game. This allowed me to import my save from Warriors Orochi 3, provided I had updated the original game to its most recent patch. This way I could carry over my roster, experience, weapons and unlocked story mode chapters, allowing me to jump into the new content faster. Even with that initial boost, I spent a fair amount of time with all the additions here. And really, I could spend a lot more time with it still. There’s a hefty amount to see and do, so if you’re coming into this fresh, be prepared to sink some serious hours into Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate.

For more impressions and general thoughts on the game, check out my original review here. The core of Warriors Orochi 3 hasn’t been altered in a way that makes my initial review feel out of date, so I see little need to repeat it. Instead, I’ll go over some of the changes and additions here, along with the performance boost given to the new-gen versions of the game.

While there are a number of relatively small changes between Warriors Orochi 3 and Ultimate, there are a number that feel more significant. Story Mode and Free Play still allow for three person teams, but you can now have all three warriors out on the field at once. You can still opt to switch between the warriors you control at any time on the battlefield, but having all three fighting together is a neat touch. The only drawback is that their health can be depleted while controlled by the A.I., but the added benefit of unleashing multiple musou attacks at once outweighs the negatives.

There’s also the new “Triple Rush” combination moves, which can vary depending on your teammates. A function labeled “Midair Tie Up Action” is also new as an aerial move for every character that eats up a chunk of your musou gauge. Dynasty Warriors 8’s “horst whistling” is present as well, allowing you to just tap up on the D-Pad to summon your horse, allowing for a quicker way of navigating large battlefields. There are new, more powerful weapon types available for various characters after certain conditions have been met. And there’s a color editing system allowing you some limited customization options for the diverse cast.

Story Mode features both a new epilogue and prologue for the existing story, with the prologue focusing on series villain Orochi, and the epilogue on a new character created for the game. Gauntlet Mode features a series of maps with a fog-of-war effect called miasma, shrouding the majority of the battlefield from view. Here you’ll take a team of five characters and move from one section of the map to the other, activating gates and uncovering treasure as you unlock additional levels. Gauntlet Mode is actually one of my favorite additions, providing a different sort of play style in comparison to the rest of the game.

Duel Mode from Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper returns, allowing for 3 on 3 matchups between you and the A.I., or another player. It’s an interesting mode that allows for the use of special cards to provide bonus effects for attack and defense. Musou Battlefields is also featured again, allowing players to create their own maps, and swap out Generals and dialogue from existing maps. You can download and upload user created maps, and rate the maps other players have uploaded.

There’s a number of brand new characters, the two most recognizable being Sophitia from Soul Calibur, and Kasumi from Dead or Alive. Atelier fans will also recognize Sterkenburg Cranach from Atelier Meruru. The PlayStation 4 version of the game also features the interactive streaming chat that I’ve only experienced in the horror title Daylight, where players watching a stream can trigger items to appear through chat. I haven’t actually experienced this, but it’s a neat functionality with no negative impact on the game.

As far as visuals go, this is certainly improved over the PS3 version of the original I had previously played. It’s clear that the improved lighting is present, and the on-screen enemy population seems higher as well. I won’t venture to say it’s the best looking game on the system, but it’s a clear step up from previous Warriors Orochi 3 ports.

All in all, this is an excellent, fully featured rendition of one of the best Dynasty Warriors games on the market. If you missed out on the original, you’ll be in for a real treat. And if you’re like me, and already devoted dozens and dozens of hours to Warriors Orochi 3, you’ll still find plenty of reasons to return in Ultimate. Definitely seek this out if you any affinity for the core Warriors formula, you won’t be disappointed.