The Warriors

Video Game
2005
M

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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.

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8.9/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination

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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)
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El-P

Edge
(voice)
(as EL-P)

Steve Hamm

Garrison
(voice)

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Trivia
Numerous 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).

Goofs
Cochise can be seen in the end cutscene for Heavy Muscle, despite having not joined the Warriors at that point.

Quotes
Ajax: I'll shove that bat up your ass and turn you into a popsicle.

Crazy credits
At one point during the end credits, you get to briefly play as Masai and help the Gramercy Riffs beat up the Rogues.

Alternate versions
The 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.

Connections
Featured in Outside Xbox: 6 Tie-in Games That Wouldn't Suck (2013)

Soundtracks
Theme 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

User reviews15

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THIS is how you turn a movie into a game!!!!!!

To be honest I'm surprised that the warriors wasn't made into a game sooner! Its theme of rampaging gangs beating each other up is perfect game material.

Well regardless of how long it took to come, all that counts is that its here now and that its tons of bottle hurling , graffiti spraying ,face punching fun !!

This is easily one of the greatest games to be based on a movie , not only in terms of gameplay but in terms of staying true to the film . In fact not only does it stay faithful to the film, it actually expands on it -the warriors adds a new back story to the movie that fits snugly besides the existing plot! It really is a commendable achievement.

In terms of authenticity the game excels. The game captures the grimy, gritty , down beat 70s look of the film brilliantly and features hilariously macho dialouge delivered by a cast who for the most part actually featured in the original film!

The gameplay combines the "crime em up" mechanics of GTA with a "def jam: fight for NY" like combat system , and its pretty easy to pick up-you'll be robbin bums for cash and breakin into cars in no time .However on an ethical level you may feel a bit opposed to playing a game in which mugging and vandalism allows you to progress.However if u can stomach the excess then you'll enjoy some great gameplay

On the whole this is one of the best games to be based on a movie.Its a grimy, tough, gripping classic.Great stuff.