Sentences with phrase «mecha anime»
Mecha anime refers to a type of animated TV shows or movies that are centered around large robotic machines, often piloted by human characters. These shows often involve battles, futuristic technology, and a storyline revolving around these giant robots. Full definition
Each firearm offers unique particle effects that serve to further evoke the dramatic combat seen in mecha anime series like Robotech and VOTOMS.
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Tekkou Hohei is great at simulating the kind of fluid, deadly battles seen in mecha anime.
This is every single 1970s mecha anime ever made.
A spectacular 2D / 3D side scrolling shooter that combines all that is good in the genre with modern ideas and a classic, sci - fi mecha anime story.
Beware, all who consider Guillermo del Toro's film as a valentine to mecha anime shows or pop culture's... Read More»
After taking another look at Pacific Rim and the genre that inspired it, I came to realise I hadn't seen any new mecha anime around recently.
For any self respecting mecha anime fan, those are two series that are both brilliant and it is surprising that it took them this long to be featured in Super Robot Wars.
Galak - Z, the (deep breath) 80s - inspired mecha anime roguelike space shooter (phew) finally has a PC release date.
Based on mecha anime series Eureka Seven, Life is a fanmade, Unity - powered title that allows players to command flying robots and battle other online gamers with Zone of the Enders - style combat on the ground, in the sky, and on «reff boards».
As it turns out, Guillermo Del Toro «s personal homage to essentially every humongous mecha anime ever (like many Mexicans his age, Del Toro grew up watching a huge amount of Japanese - produced television because of how relatively cheap it was to broadcast compared to Hollywood content) pretty much delivers on that promise.
As a series, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann has in many ways re-defined the super robot sub genre of mecha anime.
In the tradition of Japanese Kaiju films and Mecha Anime, Guillermo del Toro delivers a tour - de-force monster film that delivers on all fronts on Blu - ray Disc.
But for all the gaming developments that have expanded and fostered the mecha scene, Shogo still manages to stand out from the pack by remaining the only mecha title, and one of the few games overall, to seamlessly blend Eastern cultural elements with quintessentially Western game mechanics, which results in the game possessing a unique «spark» derived from the essence of both its mecha anime and first - person shooter influences.
The mecha anime influences can also be felt in Shogo's high - octane gameplay.
This choice of perspective allows the player to «become» the pilot / MCA, cementing the man - machine bond as they navigate battles filled with visual flourishes typical of mecha anime.
still manages to stand out from the pack by remaining the only mecha title, and one of the few games overall, to seamlessly blend Eastern cultural elements with quintessentially Western game mechanics, which results in the game possessing a unique «spark» derived from the essence of both its mecha anime and first - person shooter influences.
By transplanting one of Japanese pop culture's most iconic media forms to the quintessentially Western first - person shooter genre, Shogo gives the player the opportunity to experience firsthand the chaotic action and drama typical of mecha anime, and live out their own power fantasies by «becoming» the pilot / machine.
Visually the game is great, it has a Mecha Anime feel to it, it runs really smooth, with no problems when the screen gets busy.
While the Starship Troopers movie, which had a radically different plot from the book, muddies this a bit, the original novel had a huge effect on both the mecha anime genre (more specifically, Real Robots) and the «space marine» trope that simply can not be overstated — they wouldn't exist in their present forms without it.