This really makes you feel like you are taking part in some of the greatest battles in Gundam history. The game uses sound effects and music straight from the anime series.

These are all very nicely done, and likely with assets from the actual anime or the other game series the stories are originally from. Since there are tons of pilots to unlock in this game, that means there is a lot of character portrait art. They are not as over the top as SRW‘s but they get the job done, and putting certain pilots in a specific suit and doing certain special moves will result in more unique cut-ins for those attacks. There are combat cut-ins found here as well. There are grid based maps with few details and nice looking representations of all the different mobile suits and carriers. Graphically, the game looks very much like Super Robot Wars: The Moon Dwellers. The translation is easy to read and understand even if you are new to Gundam. You may spot an instance or two of poor wording or a grammar error here and there, but these take nothing away from this title.

The localization is good quality, not at all like what was found in SRW: The Moon Dwellers. While some of these battles will be finished fairly quickly others may take up to two hours to complete, and honestly when you’re done you feel as if you have just fought one of the most epic and satisfying battles of your life.

These story missions are all very impressive and give the player an abridged version of the events talking place in each while letting you participate in some of the series’ most historic battles. This game is divided up into story missions that cover around 17 different series in the Universal Century timeline. The question is will I love the strategy gameplay of SD Gundam G Generation Genesis as much as Gundam Breaker’s full on action? Let’s find out! When a chance came along to check the latest entry in the SD Gundam G Generation series I jumped on it. It actually got me wanting to know more about the franchise, so I checked out some of the anime and honestly I got hooked on it. I really enjoyed that game’s mechanics and the just mind blowing level of customization it offered. A while ago, I took my first foray into the Gundam franchise when I reviewed Gundam Breaker 3.

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