The increased resolution options go up to 4K, though for some reason its default resolution is 640 x 360 whenever it’s started on a new platform. The new features are nice inclusions but come with caveats. Lastly, it includes over 500 pieces of DLC that is comprised of extra scenarios, music and costumes with the vast majority being costumes that would cost a small fortune if purchased piecemeal on previous versions. This Definitive Edition adds new options that are specific to the PC format, including several settings for display resolution along with mouse and keyboard support. Warriors Orochi 3: Ultimate Definitive Edition includes all the updates that were included in Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate, which consisted of a Duel mode, Gauntlet mode, some new stages and additional characters from other games such as Ninja Gaiden, Dead or Alive and Soulcalibur. Most diehard Warriors fans probably have this already, and newer fans to the genre may be wondering why this new port of a decade old game is worth playing.

Given this history of revisions it shouldn’t be too surprising that Warriors Orochi 3: Ultimate Definitive Edition was recently released for PC, but it still came out of the blue.

Its original western release for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2012 and got two subsequent upgraded releases as Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper and Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate. Out of the countless Musou games that have been released over the last couple decades, Warriors Orochi 3 is a contender for being the best one.

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