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Dynasty Wars
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Dynasty Wars

Developer(s) Capcom
Publisher(s) Capcom
Platform(s) Arcade, ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, Commodore Amiga, Atari ST
Release date April 1989 (Japan)
July 1989 (World)
Genre(s) Beat 'em up
Mode(s) multi-player; up to 2 players simultaneously
Input methods 8-way Joystick, 3 Buttons
Cabinet Upright
Arcade system CPS-1
Display Raster 384 x 224 pixels (Horizontal), 4096 colors
Dynasty Wars
(天地を喰らう,
Tenchi wo Kurau?) is a side-scrolling beat-'em-up arcade game released in 1989 by Capcom, based on a Japanese manga Tenchi wo Kurau and a reenactment of the battle between the Kingdom of Shu and the Yellow Turban rebels. Each of the two players can assume the roles of one of the four Chinese generals riding on horseback from the Three Kingdoms period in an attempt to smash the rebellion.

Contents [hide]
1 Gameplay
2 Tactics
3 Stages
4 Trivia
5 Series
6 Conversions
7 Production staff
8 References

[edit] Gameplay
The players' goal is to wipe out the Huang Ching, the organization responsible for the unrest of the Han Dynasty, and up to two players can fight side by side to accomplish this goal. This game always scrolls to the right. Players must be able to survive the rebel hordes to reach and kill the rebel general in each stage to free the province.

Players can use three buttons: to attack left, attack right, or use special tactics. In the arcade version, inserting more coins increases the maximum life of the player. In an RPG style, completing stages and collecting yellow orbs increase the experience points of the player in order to level-up, where he gains more vitality and use stronger weapons. These weapons are upgraded for every 3rd blue orb collected. In-game treasure increases player score, and food packs replenish vitality.

== Characters ==

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There are 4 selectable characters, each with their own varying amounts of attack power and initial vitality. Aside from unique weaponry, each character also has a unique partner character during a certain special attack. For every 3 blue orbs collected, the player's weapon improves, depending on his current level range.

Shang Fei (Zhang Fei) aka Kassar - Normal type: strongest attack but lowest HP. His weapon is a viper halberd.
Level 1-2: Snake Halberd
Level 3-4: Brave Man's Halberd
Level 5-6: Fire Halberd
Level 7-8: Dragon King's Halberd
Ambush Partner: Sung Jen, a swordsman
Liu Bei aka Kuan-Ti - Normal type: weakest attack but highest HP. His weapon is a broad sword.
Level 1-2: Double-Edged Sword
Level 3-4: Tempestuous Sword
Level 5-6: Seven Star Sword
Level 7-8: Dragon Sword
Ambush Partner: Chou Zhao, a whip adept
Kuan Yu (Guan Yu) aka Portor - Stable type: Moderate attack and HP. His weapon is a guan dao.
Level 1-2: Blue Dragon Sword
Level 3-4: Blue Dragon Halberd
Level 5-6: Sword of Justice
Level 7-8: Big Moon Sword
Ambush Partner: Huo Fu, a bomb thrower
Shao Yun (Zhao Yun) aka Subutai - Stable type: Moderate attack and HP. His weapon is a pike.
Level 1-2: Dragon Spear
Level 3-4: Deities Spear
Level 5-6: Hoten Geki
Level 7-8: Hidora Spear
Ambush Partner: Suing Yong, an archer

[edit] Tactics
At certain parts of the game, depending on the situation and the battlefield's location, there will be a corresponding desperation attack, called Tactics. Using these tactics deplete some of the player's health, but are best used to clear an area of enemies at once. They also improve in power and range as the player advances in levels.

Ambush - The player's ambush partner (with a longer range weapon) appears, mimicking the player's actions. The partner fights for around 10 seconds before leaving.
Rockslide - Only usable along slopes and mountainsides, a barrage of boulders and logs crushes down enemies and also useful against barriers, jars and rocks.
Explosion - Waves of explosions rush across the battlefield, damaging or killing any enemy or boss near the explosions.
Flame - Four archers move in from the leftmost screen and fires an arrow each, bombarding the battlefield with rows of blue flames.

[edit] Stages
There are a total of eight stages (called rounds), corresponding a province in reference to the historic battles in the novel.

Round 1: Da Xing Shan (Xingyang)
BOSSES: Chen Yen Zhe (Cheng Yuanzhi) and Teng Mau (Deng Mao)
Round 2: Tie Men Sha (Tianshui)
BOSS 1: Tong Liang (Zhang Liang) and Tong Tok (Zhang Jiao)
BOSSES: The Big Men Brigade
Round 3: Tong Men Gu (Tong Pass)
BOSSES: The three brothers: Tong Liang, Tong Tok, and Tong Pao (Zhang Bao)
Round 4: Fan Shui Guan (Sishui Pass)
BOSS: Wie Siong (Hua Xiong)
Round 5: Hu Shou Guan (Hulao Pass)
BOSS 1: Lie Chui (Li Jue)
BOSS 2: Khe Chi (Guo Si)
BOSS: Li Pu (Lü Bu)
Round 6: Luo Yang (Luoyang)
BOSSES: Yong Chi (Zhang Ji) and Shao Yan (Xiahou Yuan)
Round 7: Nong Gang Chang (Western Chang'an)
BOSS 1: Si Vong (Xu Rong)
BOSS: Lie Joo (Li Ru)
Round 8: Tsu Hong Chang (Eastern Chang'an)
BOSS 1: Li Pu
BOSS 2: Thung Lin (Dong Min)
FINAL BOSS: Thung Chok (Dong Zhuo)

[edit] Trivia
Pony Canyon / Scitron released a limited-edition soundtrack album for this game (Strider Hiryu : G.S.M. Capcom 2 - D25B1001) on 21/05/1989.

The man at the game's epilogue is Cao Cao (Akkhila-Orkhan). The Dynasty Wars 2 mentioned at the end of the game is actually the 3-player beat-'em-up Warriors of Fate. Though supposedly killed, Li Pu (Lu Bu aka Temujin-Khan) is Cao Cao's righthand and you have to kill him before the final battle with the evil warlord Cao Cao.

[edit] Series
Dynasty Wars (1989)
Warriors of Fate (1992)

[edit] Conversions
Home computer versions for the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64 were developed by Tiertex and published by U.S. Gold in 1990.[1] The ZX Spectrum version was received with mixed reviews; Your Sinclair awarded 80%, highlighting the detailed graphics and horse-mounted theme of combat,[2] but CRASH rated it only 44%, criticizing the monochrome graphics, juddering scrolling and dull gameplay.[3]

[edit] Production staff
Producer : Kihaji Okamoto
Game designers : Noritaka Funamizu (Poo), S. Sato, K. Kataoka
Programmers : Y. Mutsunobu, M. Kobayashi, Y. Tsunasaki
Object designers : Kurichan, Y. Tamago, M. Tanabe, M. Matsuura, Shinji Sakashita
Screen designers : Fukumoyan, M. Konishi, M. Miyao, K. Koizumi
Sound music : Manami Goto
Illustration : S. Shintani

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynasty_Wars
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