Sentences with phrase «like gundam»

This comes at a surprise as past PSP Gundam installments like Gundam Seed: Rengou vs. Z.A.F.T. offered much more variety of gameplay options in the single player department as well as a more fleshed out story mode.

The system has seen some great, high - profile, system - selling RPGs for sure, but the PSP has also been fortunate to get games like Gundam Assault Survive, which debuted at # 2 on the charts (behind only the mega-selling Yakuza 4) and highly acclaimed baseball title Pro Yakyuu Spirits 2010 have definitely added to the system's strength.

They're either awful like a Gundam title, too complicated like Armored Core or just plain ridiculous like Super Robot Taisen.

Looks like another Gundam AGE unit is added to the ever growing Gundam Extreme Versus Maxi Boost roster.

Cultural icons like the RX - 78 Gundam from the original Mobile Suit Gundam share space with newcomers like Gundam Barbatos from Iron - Blooded Orphans, and seeing Gundams from different series duking it out is a nostalgic joy.

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Not exact matches

The main anime series that I like are the gundam series and some others such fantasy or comedic series.

I enjoy different anime's like various Mobile Suit Gundam sagas.

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.

All in all, Dynasty Warriors Gundam 3 was an entertaining diversion for those hack and slash enthusiasts like myself, as long as you aren't expecting anything more grandiose than that.

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

Dynasty Warriors: Gundam raised eyebrows when it was released in 2007, but within the last few years Dragon Quest Heroes and Hyrule Warriors feel more like inevitable products than portentous curiosities.

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.

Busy with spin - off titles like Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, a Zelda iteration and even the upcoming Berserk & The Band of the Hawk, we can guess Dynasty Warriors 9 is in the very early stages of development.

Everything about this game just feels like it still wanted it to be a simple hack and slash title and not really expand out to the world of Gundam.

The likes of Meruru no Atelier: Arland no Renkinjutsushi 3, Steins; Gate and a new Gundam game for the PlayStation Portable.

Like Dynasty Warriors Gundam before it, Hyrule Warriors is a Dynasty Warriors game when it comes down to the gameplay.

Whether you're familiar with Gundam or not, being inside a mobile suit in Versus feels like you're piloting a powerful piece of machinery that can wreak havoc once you learn to properly use it.

Games like KOF XIV, Gundam Versus, and Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir would have been hyped to the heavens if they had released as part of Xbox's sparse exclusive lineup.

The Shiranui pack has its funnel - like dragoons to attack from long range or act as a beam shield similar to Nu Gundam.

However, just like the other spin - offs such as Hyrule Warriors and the Gundam Musou series, the gameplay is made to be faithful to the One Piece series.

Inspired by the likes of Gundam, Macross and the Ace Combat series, in Project Nimbus: Code Mirai, players will take to post-apocalyptic skies and pilot... [Read full story]

Other known titles include The Getaway and Killzone - a pair of Sony Europe franchises which threaten to look very impressive on the next - generation format - and the likes of Formula 1, Fight Night, and even Mobile Suit Gundam, which made us think that perhaps stompy robot games are about to find new feet.

As a 2500 cost unit, Shining Gundam is most definitely a melee type fighter like all of the G Gundam units before it.

Also, it looks like there's more DLC in the near future as Perfect Gundam has appeared next to Char's Zaku II in several released screenshots of the unit select menu.

It's interesting because Gundam and its real robot setting would've fit right at home in America of the 60s during the space race, but now sci fi taste has become warped into sci - fi fantasy because, like you mentioned, of Star Wars its strong influence.

Whilst the combat is fast and fluid, it is also more restrictive than the likes of the Gundam Extreme Versus games.

It feels like it adds to the overall drop in visual quality in comparison to Gundam Musou 3.

If you enjoyed the faster pace of games like MechAssault, Virtual On, Gundam Side Story, etc., then you should definitely give Junk Fields a try.

In it we see new series like Gargantia and Gunbuster 2 are now included in the game's roster but we are still blown away by how crazy nice the Zeta Gundam animations still are.

Like Dynasty Warriors Gundam before it, Hyrule Warriors is a Dynasty Warriors game when it comes down to the gameplay.

Following up from the reveal that parts can be upgraded in Gundam Breaker 2 we now have more details on what that will look like in game.

While we don't have direct footage of the units in Gundam Versus yet, check out what the G - Self Perfect Pack and Bound Doc are like in their Maxi Boost ON reveal trailers below!

Here's hoping Bandai Namco do the smart thing and let Artdink finish the PS3 Macross game they've been so obviously working on, as it makes more sense to finish this series of games on a high rather than milking it do death like they did with the Gundam Battle games.

Dynasty Warriors Gundam, however, has always felt like a mixture of the above.

Recently announced prior to the 2016 Tokyo Game Show, this will be the next Gundam game to get the English translated treatment like the previous Gundam Extreme VS Force and Gundam Breaker 3.

Considering that the Xi Gundam is already a popular fortress unit here it looks like the Penelope might supercede it in terms of usage in the arcades.

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk is a Dynasty Warriors game, much like Hyrule Warriors, Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, etc..

Looks like the West will finally have another home console VS game on the way with Bandai Namco's announcement of Gundam Versus coming to North America and Europe this Fall.

We decided to take the Penelope for a spin and it basically plays exactly like the Xi Gundam (a nice nod to the novels), with pretty much all the exact same attacks.

The mecha of Lost Planet are more limited in their firepower and movement, which is fitting given their invention in - canon is based on space construction suits (somewhat like Mobile Suit Gundam's mythos, really).

Just like in Gundam Duel Company, you can use the code found on the card and register it on the game to acquire it digitally.

Like the RX - 105 Xi Gundam before it, the RX - 104FF Penelope is a webshop exclusive and will come in two variants.

On more firmly mecha - related territory, I'd also like to point out some interesting similarities between Vanquish and Mobile Suit Gundam.

Like clockwork, Bandai Namco has graced us with their weekly round of Gundam Side Stories DLC.

It's Burst Attack even has Wing Gundam pushing the Tallgeese II out of Libra's cannon blast, just like in the show.

He grew up watching shows like Cardcaptor Sakura, Digimon Adventure, Gundam Wing, Dragon Ball Z, Tenchi Muyo and Rurouni Kenshin.

I and many others would like to see more Gundam games come west.

As for a review of Gundam Breaker 3, much like the previous game we got sick of the merciless grind for parts (as well as the insidious monetization attached to that).

All those epic Japanese gundam games like build fighter or ace to get ported over