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The Warriors
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Overall Critic Score:2.9353
The Warriors Critic Reviews
The game starts up at a meeting held by one of the biggest gangs in New York City, the Gramercy Riffs, and its powerful leader, Cyrus. This meeting involves Cyrus posing a question to the hundreds of representatives from all the gangs in NYC, "Can you...read the complete The Warriors review at Strategy Informer
Like the console version, The Warriors on the PSP follows the gang’s history and the days that lead up to the events seen in the movie. The game even starts with the initiation of their graffiti artist named Rembrandt and there’s even a level where...read the complete The Warriors review at GameZone
Chances are, a good percentage of you readers aren’t even old enough to have seen The Warriors when it debuted in theaters back in 1979. I was only 15 at the time and not allowed to see it, at least for a few more years until it came out on this new...read the complete The Warriors review at Game Chronicles
If anything else, The Warriors proves that Rockstar knows how to port console games to PSP. Sure Midnight Club 3 suffered from god-awful load times and a few other tech issues, but for the most part, the move from set-top to portable was watertight....read the complete The Warriors review at IGN
Back in 2005, Rockstar’s The Warriors made its way to the Xbox and PlayStation 2. The beat’em up fighter was a terrific action title on the consoles, but porting a title from the consoles to a handheld doesn’t always mean it’s going to translate...read the complete The Warriors review at Gaming Horizon
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Back in 2005, Rockstar released The Warriors for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox, a beat-'em-up based on Walter Hill's 1979 cult classic film of the same name. While it might seem like an odd choice for a developer to sink any effort into retelling such an...read the complete The Warriors review at GameSpot
The debut title for Rockstar Toronto in 2005, The Warriors brought the brawler back into focus with one of the most complete and faithful licenses in videogaming. Not only sticking within the confines of the movie's storyline, Rockstar opened up the...read the complete The Warriors review at TotalVideoGames
Many of you probably grew up without even knowing about The Warriors, a 1979 film from director Walter Hill that focused on a troubled street gang being chased all around Coney Island. Well, you missed a pretty cool film, but not to worry. Rockstar has...read the complete The Warriors review at Modojo
When The Warriors was first released on the PlayStation 2 and Xbox it was hard not to be impressed by its inventive use of the movie license and great presentation. But this Rockstar beat-em-up was more than just a fun movie game; it was the first 3D...read the complete The Warriors review at Gaming Nexus
Good ol’ fashioned beat 'em ups are hard to come by in this current age, and the ones that do make it to shop shelves end up being pretty bad. For the PSP owner, you’ve got a wide selection of retro compilations to pick from, but not all compilations...read the complete The Warriors review at PALGN AU
But let this serve as a second chance for those who didn't get to bop the first time around. Despite some minor cutbacks and unavoidable hardware adaptations, The Warriors on PSP is an excellent port, and if you happened to miss the PS2 or Xbox version,...read the complete The Warriors review at 1UP
Who knew a game based on a decade-old cult hit film like The Warriors would ever be any good? Especially when the story centers on gangs that look more like they belong in a San Francisco Halloween parade than what you’d likely find on the mean streets...read the complete The Warriors review at GameTrailers
It is hard to translate a cult film, or any film for that matter, into a video game. Some would argue that it is even harder to transport a console game to a handheld successfully. The people at Rockstar know the pain of trying to accomplish this feat...read the complete The Warriors review at Cheat Code Central
and open-ended story development. The console side seems to have more to do with filling the void left by the (mostly) dead, lamented beat-'em-up genre, and they do it well (Yakuza fills the void left open by the River City Ransom side of things, just in ...read the complete The Warriors review at Worth Playing
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