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1. Dynasty warriors gundam 3 walkthrough part 1 full#
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The game’s repetitive nature is only compounded by the formulaic level design. But there is something inherently cool about commanding a powerful, stylish mobile suit against an army that well outnumbers you, and once that hooks you it can be hard to remove yourself from the action. After quickly familiarizing yourself with the controls, it’s extremely easy to zone out and neutralize hundreds upon hundreds of enemies without much thought, and still succeed in each level. Combat consists of simple melee and shot attacks, combos, and unique special moves, and while there is enough variety to avoid instant monotony, it inevitably becomes repetitive.

Dynasty warriors gundam 3 walkthrough part 1 full#

Luckily, Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn is a game that doesn’t require your full attention or focus to play. And while that’s normally not an issue, you’ll have to remove your focus from combat to properly comprehend story and tactical information in the midst of battle.

However, the Japanese dialogue is not only the default, but also the only audio setting, which means there’s a lot of text to read throughout the game. The authenticity of the package is bolstered further by the default Japanese language track, which passionately portrays each character with full voice acting. Unfortunately, that same care was not taken in the level design, as bland, forgettable environments plague most of the stages, and they never really do justice to what has always been a distinctly stylized universe in its television interpretations.

Granted, many of the stills used are taken directly from the shows themselves, but the character art is nothing if not authentic.

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Gundam fans also will appreciate the detailed and authentic portrayals each series and their characters receive, with each unique art style translated beautifully into the game. Gundam fans will find even more to enjoy, with loving recreations of iconic and memorable events in each series presented on an epic, cinematic scale throughout the levels, and well over a hundred popular mobile suits to pilot throughout the game. They’re both fun frames for the Dynasty Warriors formula, and suit the source material nicely, but I do wish there was a bit more to set them apart from each other.Īs convoluted and dense as the Gundam universe may appear, Gundam Reborn does a surprisingly good job of presenting each series’ plot and nuances in a digestible, yet faithful, fashion, and by the end of the game even players brand new to the Gundam franchise will have a fairly comprehensive understanding of the important events and characters in several key series. Gameplay between the two is largely the same, and it’s really only the story elements that differ Official lets players choose from several popular Gundam series and play through their respective stories, while Ultimate collects characters from throughout the Gundam universe and throws them into a set of scenarios unique to Gundam Reborn. In fact, there are only two different gameplay modes: Official and Ultimate. Variety isn’t often a word associated with Dynasty Warriors games, and Gundam Reborn is no different. And it’s obviously translated well, too, as Gundam Reborn is the fourth Dynasty Warriors: Gundam title. As such, a crossover with Dynasty Warriors sounds like a good plan on paper, with Tecmo Koei’s popular action game providing a convenient venue for large-scale mobile suit battles. The series’ often feature complicated political themes and dramatic character conflicts, but it’s always been the mobile suits that people identify with the Gundam franchise.

These weaponized machines are the primary method of combat in the Gundam universe, both on land and in the depths of space. The latest of such games, Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn, is clearly intended for a specific audience, but it’s also a surprisingly deep game that offers a wealth of content and fun for anyone willing to climb in the cockpit.įor those unfamiliar with the franchise, Gundam encapsulates several anime and manga series, all featuring human-piloted mechanized robots, or mobile suits. The Dynasty Warriors series catches a lot of flak for its supposed lack of gameplay variety and innovation between entries, but the franchise is also adored by many gamers who particularly enjoy its crossover titles.