Ieyasu Tokugawa, one of Akechi's allies, no longer supported the actions of Akechi and turned against him, defeating him in the process. Like Oda, Akechi sought to unify Japan, but once he succeeded, he set his sights on spreading Japanese rule to neighboring countries. It is the Sengoku era of feudal Japan after the defeat of Nobunaga Oda at the hands of Mitsuhide Akechi. While the game has a large cast of characters, the story really focuses on two of them. Whether the third time is the charm remains to be seen.
With a new generation of consoles upon us, Capcom figured that the game was worthy of a second shot, and the result is the third game in the series, Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes. Though they had better graphics and more flamboyant characters, the original Sengoku Basara (or Devil Kings as it was called in North America) never took off like Capcom had hoped, ensuring that the sequel stayed in Japan. Back in the PlayStation 2 days, Capcom released its version of Japanese warriors with swords taking on battalions of enemies. Having one person with a melee weapon and facing off against hordes of soldiers has struck a chord with faithful gamers, and over the years and two console generations, publishers and developers have wanted to capture a piece of that audience. Like all successful games, Dynasty Warriors has its own set of copycat titles.
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