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The Warriors, a gang from Coney Island, go to a gang leader's meeting, when suddenly the gang leader is shot and killed. Framed for this murder, they must travel all the way back to Coney wi... Read allThe Warriors, a gang from Coney Island, go to a gang leader's meeting, when suddenly the gang leader is shot and killed. Framed for this murder, they must travel all the way back to Coney with 60,000 gang members standing in their way.The Warriors, a gang from Coney Island, go to a gang leader's meeting, when suddenly the gang leader is shot and killed. Framed for this murder, they must travel all the way back to Coney with 60,000 gang members standing in their way.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
James Remar
- Ajax
- (voice)
Ephraim Benton
- Ash
- (voice)
Dorsey Wright
- Cleon
- (voice)
David Harris
- Cochise
- (voice)
Kurt Bauccio
- Cowboy
- (voice)
Thomas G. Waites
- Fox
- (voice)
- (as Tom Waites)
Andy Senor
- Rembrandt
- (voice)
Sekou Campbell
- Snow
- (voice)
Michael Beck
- Swan
- (voice)
Joe Lo Truglio
- Vermin
- (voice)
- (as Joe Lotruglio)
- …
Omar Scroggins
- Beansie
- (voice)
Billy Griffith
- Big Moe
- (voice)
Jordan Gelber
- Chatterbox
- (voice)
Adam Sietz
- Crackerjack
- (voice)
Michael Potts
- Cyrus
- (voice)
Lloyd Floyd
- Diego
- (voice)
- …
Steve Hamm
- Garrison
- (voice)
Storyline
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- TriviaNumerous actors from the film returned to reprise the voices of their respective characters: James Remar (Ajax), Michael Beck (Swan), Deborah Van Valkenburgh (Mercy), David Harris (Cochise), Thomas G. Waites (Fox) and Dorsey Wright (Cleon).
- GoofsCochise can be seen in the end cutscene for Heavy Muscle, despite having not joined the Warriors at that point.
- Crazy creditsAt one point during the end credits, you get to briefly play as Masai and help the Gramercy Riffs beat up the Rogues.
- Alternate versionsThe PSP version has the following changes:
- Armies of the Night mini game unlocked from the start
- The Turnbull AC's bus in Desperate Dudes isn't seen as often until the chase. sequence
- Army-ing has six soldiers instead of nine
- Civilians were removed from the courtyard and apartment blocks in Burner Battles
- Bums were removed from Home Run
- High scores for New Blood and Writer's Block were reduced
- Adios Amigo has six tags instead of 7 (the last tag during the fight with Diego and Vargas was not required)
- The credits have the Rockstar Leeds team first and the Rockstar Toronto credits are only a list of names with the titles excluded.
- Civilians were removed from many levels that were in the the PS2 and Xbox versions.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Outside Xbox: 6 Tie-in Games That Wouldn't Suck (2013)
- SoundtracksTheme From The Warriors
Barry De Vorzon (as Barry de Vorzon)
Written by Barry De Vorzon (as B. de Vorzon)
Published by Famous Music (p) 1974 A&M Records
Courtesy of Universal Music
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Firstly, I have to say that The Warriors film is great. A real cult classic, and I was thrilled when I heard that it was to be made into a game. At first I wondered how they'd get around the fact that the game would be short if they just focused on the film's happenings, but I then heard that alongside Sol Yurick, Rockstar would be creating a Prequel to the film. And I must say they pulled it off well. They managed to introduce new factors and people, but were able to keep the gritty atmosphere of the film. It was cool to see how it all unfolded, having yourself to play as one of the 9 Warriors. The actual game play itself wasn't bad either. We're all used to Rockstar's other major title, GTA and I was expecting something of a similar sort, but it was far from it. The fighting styles and system was fantastic, giving the player dozens of ways to land some lethal moves....and without using a gun! The blood and gore isn't a turnoff either and makes you feel warm inside when you've completed a battle and see your Warrior half dead, but still hanging on! (A little comedy Rockstar addition i think.) It's great at how detailed the game is as well. Not in the sense of graphics or physics system but the options available. Whether it be beating a bum for money, getting arrested, mugging civilians, robbing a shop, smashing things up or stealing car radios frantically by rolling the L3 stick! Another thing is the "Warlord commands." It gives you that touch more power and definitely helps the game progress.....
It's also satisfying to experience such a great thing like The Warriors again. Seeing the gang defending their honour and name on the streets of New York........And it's a superb game, that can easily be played and completed, then played again for fun like other Rockstar releases. However don't expect to be beating it too soon. Crammed full of bonus mini games and missions, you should be playing this title for some time. I personally give it a 9/10
It's also satisfying to experience such a great thing like The Warriors again. Seeing the gang defending their honour and name on the streets of New York........And it's a superb game, that can easily be played and completed, then played again for fun like other Rockstar releases. However don't expect to be beating it too soon. Crammed full of bonus mini games and missions, you should be playing this title for some time. I personally give it a 9/10
- Seb_Murtagh
- Feb 23, 2006
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