They’re both pretty different, but the Switch wins out
Hyrule Warriorsmight go down as one of my favoriteWarriorsgames. The character variety is just so on point, as are the locales and the map mode — one of the best postgame events in all of hack and slash-dom.
That’s why I’m so anxious to see how Omega Force is following up their Nintendo romp withFire Emblem Warriors, which is due out in the west very soon. Nintendo Life managed to grab some footage too, and directly compared it to the antics ofHyruleon the Wii U to see how it measures up.
Note that this is jumping an entire generation of hardware, but the improvements are obvious. WhileHyrule Warriorshas a fantastic art style that I like better aesthetically,Fire Emblemhas the edge when it comes to performance. It’s a very nice advantage, but I’m going to sorely miss the “one person plays on the GamePad, the other on the TV” mode from the Wii U.
