Wiimote-savvy Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI moves

Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI is included in our wish list of titles that should be released in other parts of the world and not only in Japan. This Koei masterpiece is expected on the Wii in the Land of the Rising Sun on March 21. Actually, North American PS2 players have been enjoying it for a couple of weeks now, but we’re talking next-gen here.

Anyway, we found a couple of screenshots for Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI‘s shooting action mode that you might find useful. Even though Koei still has to comment on a US or European release for that matter, we reckon that it would be good to give you guys a head start.

Arrow-shooting and sword-slashing are pretty straight up as shown in the screenshots below. However, there’s a combination that will require a little Wiimote suaveness: the move will require players to shake the Nunchuck to catch up with the enemies. Once you’ve locked on to the enemies, you can fire at will using the Wii remote.

If the game should ever be brought here, this tip should be helpful.

  

Via Siliconera

Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI is included in our wish list of titles that should be released in other parts of the world and not only in Japan. This Koei masterpiece is expected on the Wii in the Land of the Rising Sun on March 21. Actually, North American PS2 players have been enjoying it for a couple of weeks now, but we’re talking next-gen here.

Anyway, we found a couple of screenshots for Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI‘s shooting action mode that you might find useful. Even though Koei still has to comment on a US or European release for that matter, we reckon that it would be good to give you guys a head start.

Arrow-shooting and sword-slashing are pretty straight up as shown in the screenshots below. However, there’s a combination that will require a little Wiimote suaveness: the move will require players to shake the Nunchuck to catch up with the enemies. Once you’ve locked on to the enemies, you can fire at will using the Wii remote.

If the game should ever be brought here, this tip should be helpful.

  

Via Siliconera