Sentences with phrase «gundam fans»

Allow us to give all you Gundam fans out there a primer on this upcoming fighting game straight from Bandai Namco.

The wait was long, but longtime Gundam fans finally got to see what all the hype was about.

Gundam fans, rejoice!

Gundam fans rejoice, there is another game coming to the west, and this one focuses on building your own Gunpla and taking...

Great news non-Japanese speaking Gundam fans!

SEA Gundam fans are in for a treat early next month.

Gundam Breaker is still a Gundam fans summer vacation destination regardless of the aforementioned fact.

Sporting story mode with additional strategic elements with a slightly cut - down version of other Extreme Vs. games, it's a good game in its own right that can give both new players and diehard Gundam fans a look at a new world of 3D fighters.

That's good and potentially surprising news for Gundam fans, who have been relegated to importing games in the Gundam Vs. series, which are typically released only in Japan.

Gundam fans rejoice, there is another game coming to the west, and this one focuses on building your own Gunpla and taking...

Slapping the Dynasty Warriors brand onto any franchise immediately tells you what type of game it is, and if we had a Venn diagram comparing «people who like Dynasty Warriors» and «Gundam Fans,» there's probably a pretty large overlap.

Gundam fans prepare thyself.

If you are a Gundam fan, over the weekend Bandai Namco had an open beta for their soon to be released game «Gundam Versus.»

I'm a pretty big Gundam anime fan, so Gundam Reborn appeals to the Gundam fan in me.

The game breaks away from the vanilla plastic models that the first game used, going all out with limited edition Gunpla models that will make every Gundam fan completely happy.

If I wasn't a Gundam fan, Gundam Reborn would have gotten boring fast since the main gameplay is very shallow - you're just constantly fighting through wave after wave of the same type of enemy and it can get old pretty quickly.

With all the crossovers occurring this can only be fully enjoyed and appreciated by a knowledgeable Gundam fan.

If you are a Gundam fan, over the weekend Bandai Namco had an open beta for their soon to be released game «Gundam Versus.»

There are tons upon tons of Japanese games that never make it Westward, a fact that every Gundam fan is painfully aware of.

Not exact matches

I was a fan of anime growing up with the likes of Dragon Ball, Yu Yu Hakusho, Gundam Wing, Cowboy Bebop, and all of the other stuff that thrived on Toonami.

I would definitely not pay full pop for this game, but if you can get it on sale and if you are in the mood to beat the crap out of things and are a fan of Gundam, then this game might be worth your time.

I am a big fan of the DW series (except for Gundam, that was rubbish) and they have tried to hard to make it better, and have done a second rate job.

«For more than 35 years the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise has fostered a highly engaged and energetic community,» said Eric Hartness, Vice President of Marketing for BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. «We are excited to release GUNDAM VERSUS to those fans eager for more Mobile Suit Gundam releases in the West, as well as introducing the franchise a brand new expanded audience.»

From Samurai Warriors to Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, fans of the thumb - blistering franchise have had ample opportunity to pile enemy corpses like cord wood.

But for fans of the Gundam series, this is the live - action, big - budget movie spotlight they've been waiting for.

Gundam series is quite popular among the mech fans but it hasn't managed to transition well to video games.

This snuck up on me, but as a fan of Gundam, I had to give this beta a try a...

Fans of Gundam Build Fighters, take note: there appears to be more building on the way.

These are on the whole admired by fans of the Gundam saga, as they place the player as grunts on the front lines.

Now giant robot fans will be glad to hear that Famitsu released during a preview of Gundam Breaker new pictures of said game.Here are a few (all images can be be found here).

If you're a fan of the Gundam series or a fan of DW gameplay in general, this game might be worth a try, but for others, this game is a pass most likely.

Considering their last forays in bringing 2v2 gameplay to the West (Rise of Incarnates, Gundam Extreme VS Force) haven't exactly garnered the greatest of praise from the hardcore Gundam VS fans, it will be interesting to see what they consider.

Now those are some fancy - looking Gundam models that any Nintendo fan can get behind.

When the game released in Japan late last year, it was smashed by fans for mainstay units having a reduced moveset compared to its predecessors and not having certain gameplay modes that were usually launched with other Gundam VS titles, such as Free Battle and Course Battle.

While it wasn't what most EXVS fans in the West were expecting, the long wait has finally ended as the English - localized Gundam Extreme VS Force released in the US and EU on July 12th for the Playstation Vita.

While doing a bit of research on the commercial version of Bootfighter Windom XP SP - 2, a freeware mecha game similar to the Gundam Versus series of game with an English fan translation, I found that not only was the commercial version already out, but it had received an official English translation all the way back in July of last year.

Pokemon fans could pick up a blue Pokemon - themed Nintendo 64, presumably because some Pokemon are blue and there are N64 games with Pokemon in the title; we're more partial to the Gundam - themed Dreamcast or ice - blue Xbox that got released alongside Halo 2.

However, the game never gained quite the foothold or presence that Starcraft did in the minds of the average gamer, and remains mostly a forgotten classic, only living on in occasional critics» lists of favorites and in the free Spring RTS engine, an attempt by fans to clone the original Total Annihilation's gameplay (anything with a Gundam RTS mod deserves mention).

Especially as we saw a Gustav Karl surface in the final episode of Gundam Unicorn, fans are thinking Bandai might start an all new novel only timeline when it comes to the anime.

Gundam Versus is centered around having as many units, pilots and so forth that it's hard for fans to say no.

Gundam Versus puts a lot of emphasis on selection, something that should make fans happy.

In the end, this is a game that would be most enjoyed by fans of the Gundam series with the immense amount of content from it, but not so much for combat as a Dynasty Warriors game.

Western fans of the Gundam Vs. series» brand of two - versus - two and three - versus - three battles have had to settle for the Japanese releases and Bandai Namco's Rise of Incarnates, a Windows PC fighting game that was released and subsequently shut down in 2015.

Featuring Mobile Suits from all across the series» history, and brand new features exclusive to the home console release, fans finally have a chance to take 2 vs. 2 combat to the next level in Gundam Versus!

The Gundam license is used very nicely here, with an enormous roster of the robots from over the years, and a handful a fan - favorite Gundams have been thrown in as well.

Thankfully, Western fans of the dormant mecha franchise now have something new to scratch that itch: Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme VS - Force, a new PlayStation Vita game that is spiritual successor to the Virtual - On series in everything but name.

Even though the series has been dormant over here for over a decade, Bandai - Namco have seemingly been on the lookout for the best Gundam titles to localize, something that all fans of giant robots can be excited about.

EXVF allows you to play as Gundam from all eras from the original RX -78-2 to the fan - favorite Wing Gundam all the way to 2015's Barbatos.

Gundam Versus is OKish: it's actually pretty fun when played with or against friends, but the manipulative roster, the lackluster single player content and the connection issues will end up annoying even the most hardcore fans of the franchise.

While it's packed full of passion for the Gundam franchise and its fans, Versus is an okay third - person action fighter that becomes dull far too quickly.