#Xbox 360 gundam series#
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You can customize the Gundam with special skills to fit your style of play. Like in the previous Dynasty Warrior Gundam game, you can level up a pilot's skill and also find upgrades for your Gundam. The missions, and even the boss battles, can get repetitive, especially as you play different pilots and storylines. Overall, the game is pretty easy as long as you keep an eye on your mini map.

ItвЂ™s one of the reasons I always put a then and now section, as the criticisms here are unfair given the game is a decade oldвЂ¦ Still, I wouldnвЂ™t play it again.While facing opponents that die very easily seemed a bit unrealistic in the traditional Dynasty Warrior games, it fits in the Gundam universe very well as the Gundams typically outclass normal mobile suits.

#Xbox 360 gundam series#

Many of the suits donвЂ™t have proper movesets, many series are completely absent and the graphics areвЂ¦ below par. Obviously now thereвЂ™s Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn, a third sequel to this game, playing the original (despite a smirk at the Original story mode) wasnвЂ™t that great.

The Turn-A GundamвЂ¦ now thereвЂ™s a series that will be interesting to review, one dayвЂ¦ All the UC stuff was interesting, the G Gundam stuff was confusing (even more so when I looked it up!) but it was all excitingly mixed in with fun Warriors gameplay. Given its much smaller roster, the Original mode has some really fun stories to tell, splitting the characters into groups of three or four, with each group getting a story mode.ДЄ lot more focus on long-range attacks than regular DW, which makes sense, obviously!ДЄs I said in the intro, back then I had only watched Wing and the original Seed series, so it was mostly my love of Dynasty Warriors that got me to try the demo (featuring playable Wing Gundam, the English language publishers knew what they were doing!) once I did I was convinced and when the actual game came out not only was it really fun, but discovering the casts of the other series was great. Where as Original Mode is a fictional story featuring pilots and suits from all six series featured in the game and revolves around the plot of a mysterious planet thatвЂ™s heading for Earth, with a newly created Musha Gundam as the final boss. Official mode sees you play missions from the Universal Century timeline, specifically ones from Gundam, Zeta Gundam and ZZ Gundam, and features a system where you can save certain characters from their canon deaths and have them appear later in the story. The two main modes are вЂњOfficial ModeвЂќ and вЂњOriginal ModeвЂќ. ItвЂ™s always very nostalgic to hear them, and welcome addition to the game.

#Xbox 360 gundam tv#

What is memorable is that they got the original Ocean dub cast back in to resume voicing the characters they did in the TV show, with one or two exceptions. The background music is all generic electric guitars and stuff, very Warriors but not very memorable. The actual groups and draw distance is obviously not great, but for a (as I write this) 10 year old game, it doesnвЂ™t look to bad.

They donвЂ™t have any special cell-shading effects or anything, but they look bright and colourful. The graphics still look quite good, at least the models anyway. G Gundam! вЂ¦ Man, I had no idea what was going on here when I first playedвЂ¦ Given my love for the Warriors franchises, I hope that didnвЂ™t come across as dismissive of the controls, I do love a good Warriors 1 vs. There are also special moves, a long-range fire button and plenty of jumping, dashing and even flying in some cases. You press one button several times to do a combo, or alternate between that button and a second button for more combos, and so on. The Zeta Gundam tears through the competition!ДЇollowing the tradition seen in the other Warriors games, DW: GundamвЂ™s core gameplay is the same hack nвЂ™ slash gameplay commonly found in those titles. It features pilots and mobile suits from Mobile Suit Gundam, Zeta Gundam, ZZ Gundam, G Gundam, Turn-A Gundam and Gundam Wing. It was the first game made by the Dynasty / Samurai Warriors team at Omega Force based off of an anime property, something that would become something of a speciality later down the line for them. It was later released in the US in August that year, and finally in Europe November 07. Ignoring all that, though, whatвЂ™s it like to play now?Дynasty Warriors: Gundam was first released in Japan under the title вЂњGundam MusouвЂќ in March 2007. Dynasty Warriors: Gundam was not only the first Gundam game I played, but it introduced me to the world of Gundam outside of Wing and Seed, the only two series IвЂ™d seen at that point. To celebrate the last part of my review of the Original Gundam series going up on the main review site, I thought IвЂ™d review the first Gundam game I ever played over here on Hogan Game Reviews.