Five packs will hit over the next few months bringing new characters, weapons, stages, and adventure maps.
Five DLC packs are coming to Hyrule Warriors in the coming months, adding new characters, weapons, stages, and much more.
The first pack, which is free, comes to Japan on September 30 and North America and Europe on October 16. It includes the three Hyrule Warriors villains (Cia, Volga, and Wizzro) as playable characters. Also on October 16, a paid Master Quest DLC Pack will debut and add a new weapon, scenario, adventure map, and two costumes.
Three other packs will come later, including a Twilight Princess pack in November, a Majora's Mask one in January, and a Boss one in February. If you pre-order all of the packs for $19.99/€14.99, you can unlock a Dark Link costume right now. There is no word on individual pack pricing in North America or Europe yet. See below for the full list of DLC:
It's unknown just what exactly an adventure map is, but considering the Adventure Mode in Hyrule Warriors is based on a map of the original Legend of Zelda with a stage representing each square, it's possible that the new adventure maps could either be alternate versions of that map or maps from other Zelda games.
Glad they announced this early so now I know not to bother buying the game until next year when Hyrule Warriors Ultimate Last Round comes out with all of this included.
This lends itself to DKC far better than a traditional Zelda game would.What does any of this have to do with Donkey Kong Country? ;)
This lends itself to DKC far better than a traditional Zelda game would.What does any of this have to do with Donkey Kong Country? ;)
I think secretly your subconscious is hoping for DKC DLC which will introduce King Krool as a Villian and the Kongs as heroes.It's Murphy's Law that the silliest typos reserve themselves for the talkback thread.This lends itself to DKC far better than a traditional Zelda game would.What does any of this have to do with Donkey Kong Country? ;)
The game has been out for a few days,and it's already sporting prepurchase options for future DLC? This game already didn't appeal to me, but now I am ethically obliged to skip it.Ethically obliged? I think that's silly, sorry. If the game is not your cup of tea, fine, don't buy. But dressing up your non-purchase as some sort of "statement" is ineffective at best, [/size]disingenuous at worst. If it is a fun game you think you might like, you could always pick it up but decline the DLC. That's voting with your wallet in a more effective way, I think. The message is clearer: you do not support DLC. Or you could write them a protest letter. Or make a point to buy used and also write a protest letter. Or wait for a "special edition" version with all the DLC at the regular or discounted price.
I want a DKC where you play as K Rool and the Kongs are villains. All the Kremlings are anemic so he needs to get the bananas back to fix their iron deficiency.
