A green arrow now flashes across the map to show the player the most direct route to a primary objective. The battle map is now much clearer in pointing out major and minor objectives. However, each item has a finite number of times that it may be upgraded, and so the player must choose which skills associated with each item to upgrade carefully. These gems can be used to upgrade a variety of equipment, including weapons, armor, gauntlets, and boots. However, using an Ultimate Musou attack will drain the Spirit Gauge completely.ĭuring the course of battle, the player may collect colored gems from fallen officers. Ultimate Musou attacks are significantly more powerful than standard Musou attacks and carry unique properties. In addition to the above, if the player has a full Spirit Gauge and at least one full segment of the Musou Gauge, an Ultimate Musou attack may be performed. Samurai Warriors 3 introduces new mechanics including the Spirit Gauge and the Ultimate Musou attack.
Each time an orb is filled completely, the player may expend one spirit charge to perform a strong knock-back attack that will cause enemies it strikes to reel and break the guards of anyone defending. As the player fights, the Spirit Gauge, a series of five orbs, gradually fills. The most significant gameplay addition is the Spirit Charge. Samurai Warriors 3 makes several tweaks and additions to the Warriors series gameplay, evolving from the system as it existed in Samurai Warriors 2. On March 16th, 2010, Nintendo announced that they would perform publishing duties for the game in North America. As part of this exclusivity, the game includes a special mode inspired by Nintendo's Nazo no Murasamejou, a Japan-only release for the Famicom Disk System. The game is the first primary Musou title to be released on the Wii (which previously hosted Samurai Warriors: Katana), and is exclusive to the platform. Samurai Warriors 3 is the third main installment in the Samurai Warriors series, developed by Omega Force. Overview Samurai Warriors 3 is the first fully-fledged game in Koei's Warriors franchise for the Wii.
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