When was warriors made

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Michael Beck Swan as Swan. James Remar Ajax as Ajax. Dorsey Wright Cleon as Cleon. Brian Tyler Snow as Snow. David Harris Cochise as Cochise. Tom McKitterick Cowboy as Cowboy. Terry Michos Vermin as Vermin.

Deborah Van Valkenburgh Mercy as Mercy. Roger Hill Cyrus as Cyrus. David Patrick Kelly Luther as Luther. Lynne Thigpen D. As the title gang, the Warriors appear in every mission , with the exception of Roots , where only Cleon and Vermin appeared as Destroyers, since the Warriors have not yet been formed at that time.

In the novel there are 7 known members of the gang that go to the meeting, as opposed to the 9 members in the film. After a brawl with the Hi-Hats , the Warriors stage a war council, where they decide to break Ajax out of prison.

At the prison, the Warriors are met by the Gramercy Riffs , who agree to work with them, since two Riffs are also incarcerated. The two gangs stage a fake brawl to lure the guards outside. Once the guards come outside, they are jumped by the gangs while Swan heads inside to free Ajax. Once the Warriors see that Ajax is free, they retreat back to Coney Island where they celebrate their victory.

The Warriors Explore. Popular pages. As seen on the screen, the trains did operate with tokens back then. The characters also avoid paying by jumping the turnstiles, which seems perfectly acceptable when running for your life.

The Warriors takes a lot of humorous liberties in concocting its fictional street gangs, which seem to have free rein in a dystopian, futuristic version of New York City. One of the more eccentric tribes is a cluster of mimes in full costume. It begs a number of questions, most importantly: How do they get anything done?

Then again, neither was Side note: What did Vermin ever do to deserve that nickname? Some version of the word is used several times throughout the movie. Upon arriving back into the 96th Street Station, Swan meets up with Mercy. During their arrival in Union Square, already aware they are being stalked by the Punks , the pair reunite with the other Warriors, and defeat the Punks.

Later, the Riffs receive a visit from an unknown gang member, who attended the meeting and witnessed Luther firing the gun. By the early daylight hours of the morning, the Warriors finally arrive back home, where the Rogues are waiting for them and decide to face them.

Luther, with no remorse, freely admits to the murder. Swan then suggests that he and Luther have a one-on-one. In the film, Luther pulls out his gun, ready to kill the Warriors, but Swan throws his knife at Luther's arm, which disarms him.

In the game, Swan beats Luther in a brawl, to which Luther gets angry and pulls out his gun. This part is a boss battle, where you drain Luther's health by throwing discarded beer bottles at him, whilst dodging his bullets.

When his health is low enough, you're able to throw a knife at him, depleting his health and disarming him. The Riffs arrive and confront the Rogues, now unmasked as Cyrus' killers, and eventually make peace with the Warriors. The Riffs let the Warriors walk home, before turning to Luther and his Rogues, before beating them senseless, and possibly killing them.

The DJ announces that the hunt for the Warriors has been called off and apologises to the Warriors for the situation. In the aftermath, Swan and Mercy begin a relationship. The Warriors, safe and finally home, walk on the beach. Rockstar Games began working on The Warriors in Promotion of the game was aided by its appearance at E3 This was first announced in October , and Rockstar Leeds worked with original developers Rockstar Toronto in order to make the port easier.

A spokesperson had said "We have worked closely with Rockstar Toronto to maintain the extremely high standards they've set for this game," said Gordon Hall, President of Rockstar Leeds. The look and presentation are definitely familiar, despite coming from different production houses, each developer shares their toolsets and proprietary technologies with each other on a consistent basis.

A combination of the company's biggest hits like State of Emergency and Manhunt , The Warriors successfully mixed multi-character co-op brawling with stealth action. Just as was the case on PlayStation 2, if there is anything that positively sticks out regarding how The Warriors plays, it's the surprising depth of its characters. All nine playable fighters, while similar, have their own unique selection of moves and strengths and offer slightly different takes on the same concept.

Due to the PlayStation Portable being a handheld platform, differences to gameplay came about as a result of the port, such as the control configuration receiving a drastic change. During the review, a spokesman had stated "the audio, on the other hand, is on the other side of the scale". Many of the original actors from the film have returned to voice their characters — at least, most of the ones that are "still alive".

Michael Beck, James Remar, and Dorsey Wright once again were praised in their excellent performances despite sounding quite a bit older than the something characters they play , and the remaining voice cast delivers, too.

The spokesman further explains "it helps that the dialogue is well written, but there's hardly a bad voice actor in the bunch; the one weird thing about the voice work, though, is that a lot of it is made up of lines directly from the film. Obviously, they'd want the voices to match, but there are situations in which they could have easily gotten away with it, and ultimately, would've had a better piece of dialogue.

The audio in this game is great. As the spokesperson further explained he said: "To begin with, the voice acting for all characters in the game is very, very good. From all the main characters to plain NPC, each and everyone is done amazingly.

On the subject of sounds effects in the game, it's also very good. Every little thing makes a sound and does it well. The Warriors game featured well-known voice actors from the film. The film and game version had used the respired Michael Beck as Swan , the protagonist of The Warriors.

Waites as Fox , and David Harris as Cochise. A special effort was made to preserve the official voice actors of characters from The Warriors movie used in video game itself.

The game had very positive reviews and is considered by some to be the best movie tie-in game of all time. Fans of the movie were very delighted by the inclusion of the Flashback missions. Reviewers often criticised the split screen multiplayer as you could see very little of the screen, but praised the ability for a second player to join and leave at any time. A spiritual sequel was planned by Rockstar, which was to be unrelated to The Warriors.

The game was to be titled We Are The Mods , and was to be set in s England during the mods and rockers brawls. During development of The Warriors video game before being release, there were many ideas that were scrapped during development or time constraints also see video links below.

Starting with outfit changing, various gangs were undergoing different changes with their outfits. These included the Destroyers who would have red and yellow sleeves rather than navy-blue or dark-blue sleeves, Moon Runners Lieutenant's having the default outfits, and even Lizzies. During the development of mugging, the player would originally have the ability to mug police officers, but this idea was removed in the complete game for unknown reasons.