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| rdfs:comment | - Dynasty Warriors 2 (真・三國無双, Shin Sangoku Musou) is the reimagined sequel to Dynasty Warriors. It was originally going to be another fighting game until the producer was told to do something different. Its development started the battlefield gameplay that is the series's staple to this day. To represent its creative change, the Asian title adds the Shin, which is roughly translated as "Real - Unparalleled in the Three Kingdoms". The Dynasty Warriors name was kept in the West, leading to the number discrepancies between the Western releases and Asian titles.
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| Ratings | - ESRB: 15px|Teen
- CERO: 20px|B
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| Modes | - Single Player, Multiplayer
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| Release | - --10-26
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- --08-03
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| abstract | - Dynasty Warriors 2 (真・三國無双, Shin Sangoku Musou) is the reimagined sequel to Dynasty Warriors. It was originally going to be another fighting game until the producer was told to do something different. Its development started the battlefield gameplay that is the series's staple to this day. To represent its creative change, the Asian title adds the Shin, which is roughly translated as "Real - Unparalleled in the Three Kingdoms". The Dynasty Warriors name was kept in the West, leading to the number discrepancies between the Western releases and Asian titles. Being one of the first games released for the PlayStation 2, it was named Gamepro's best game of the week.
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