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Just seeing a fresh wave of blue on your mini-map, representing your troops, replacing the garish red from just minutes earlier.

You get a real feeling of satisfaction after spending 20 minutes completely clearing a map of all enemies.

You capture keeps and forts on the map while wiping out hoards of enemies and slowly take control of a chaotic and difficult map by thinning the numbers and completing side quests. It's partially the Zelda fan in me that feels that way, of course, but it's this basic Warriors formula that I'm such a fan of. NPD Group Oct 2021 Report: Nintendo Switch Comes Back To Console Sales Lead Thanks to OLED ModelĮverything about my experience has reaffirmed something I thought back when I played Hyrule Warriors originally: this could be one of the best Warriors games, spin-off or not. On Nintendo Switch I've dived deeper into other modes than ever before, and the ability to play as Linkle and all of the DLC characters I missed out on gave me hours of fun, made even better by local multiplayer on the big screen - my favorite part of every Warriors title. On 3DS, I enjoyed playing as Linkle, but the severely reduced enemy count and lack of one-console local multiplayer made the experience, frankly, less fun, even if I could play it on the go. On Wii U I played through the main story, Legend Mode, and enjoyed my time with it. But it's hard to get excited about Switch releases when I've played so much of it all before.īut luckily, despite some extreme familiarity with Hyrule Warriors, Hyrule Warriors Legends and the Dynasty Warriors franchise and spin-offs, I once again found myself playing hours of Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition again on Nintendo Switch. To be clear, I adored the Wii U, and I think it had a great library of exclusives that I spent hundreds of hours on.

Let's not skirt around it in any way: we have another Wii U port here with Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition.