Players who have the original game on the Wii can import their save data to the Xtreme Legends version with a Mixjoy method. Historical Mode appears at the start for the PlayStation 3 port, and remains a DLC feature for the Wii version.The player get this feature by completing the Musou Mode of a character and buy this gallery in the Dojo Mode.
Profile information, voice collection and model can be viewed for the characters in the Gallery Mode.The character graphics have been updated for the PlayStation 3 version.They appear in the new Original Career Mode.
Five new gems are introduced allowing the players to further customize their weapons and equipment with the blacksmith. They can only be acquired in certain stages for each character under the Hell difficulty. Secondary rare weapons for all characters are available. The PlayStation 3 version has these unlocked as the players clear stories while these are already unlocked in the Wii version. Two difficulty levels, Novice and Hell, are added to the game. Two new modes are available: the Challenge Mode and the Original Career Mode. Characters who previously had no stories in the original release now have their own scenarios in the Xtreme Legends version. This time around like the last Dynasty Warriors 6 Treasure Box release, the illustration book includes a handful of comical illustrations with the cast. The Treasure Box for Z includes the usual developer commentary and illustration book, a copy of the original soundtrack, and an exclusive daily calendar. There were no plans for a Premium Box edition of the Xtreme Legends version. The producer said the main goal of launching the game again for the PlayStation 3 was to appease fan responses from surveys. This means the characters and bonus features created for this IP are also not included in Samurai Warriors 3 Z or any other game which is based on the PlayStation version. It includes the features of both the original and expansion with the exception of the Nintendo crossover Murasame Castle Mode. The PlayStation 3 port marks the first time the game is playable outside of the Wii console. So far, both games have not been localized. 
The same game was simultaneously released for the PlayStation 3 under a different title, Sengoku Musou 3 Z (戦国無双3 Z, with the Z pronounced as Zetto). Sengoku Musou 3: Moushouden (戦国無双3 猛将伝) is one of the upgraded expansions of Samurai Warriors 3.
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