How's Gungriffon: Allied Strike for XBOX?...
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dave4shmups
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How's Gungriffon: Allied Strike for XBOX?...
The Gamespot review of this game says that it suffers from "an overall lack of polish". Looks pretty darn polished to me in their videos of it!
So does anyone own this game, and if so, how is it? I always look for arcade-style mech games, rather then sim-style ones/
So does anyone own this game, and if so, how is it? I always look for arcade-style mech games, rather then sim-style ones/
"Farewell to false pretension
Farewell to hollow words
Farewell to fake affection
Farewell, tomorrow burns"
Farewell to hollow words
Farewell to fake affection
Farewell, tomorrow burns"
I suggest you check the reviews on Gamefaqs. They are written by gamers like us, and not by a biased, overworked underpaid reviewer with a beef against a system or company.
If not for them, I would have never given D2 or Record of Lodoss War for DC a chance.
Edit: Ok. Lamefaqs doesn't have any reviews for it yet. And I doubt any of the forum members has it at the moment.
If not for them, I would have never given D2 or Record of Lodoss War for DC a chance.
Edit: Ok. Lamefaqs doesn't have any reviews for it yet. And I doubt any of the forum members has it at the moment.
Don't hold grudges. GET EVEN.
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MadSteelDarkness
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It's safe to say from the five minutes that I put into it at my local game shop, that this is the WORST mech combat game I've ever played. Bar none. It 's got waaaay subpar graphics, awful controls, and a framerate that could cause seizures. Seriously avoid this one at all costs. If you haven't already tried it, give Mechassault a go instead. That one's pretty tops...
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dave4shmups
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Thunder Force
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Wow, ouch -- I for one love GG AA on Xbox. I actually prefer it to both Mech Assault titles. For one it actually feels like you are piloting something -- in Mech Assault you could easily replace the mech with anything else. What I mean by that is that it just feels to much like any other action title or a third person shooter (it could just as easily be a lone man running around with a gun as opposed to a lumbering mech). The mecha design in GG is excellent, but I guess I am sort of bias as I find Battletech mecha designs to be very blase or just plain ugly/child-like (and I am a whore for Japanese mecha designs). I actually find the graphics of GG quite pleasing as well (they are much more realistic and gritty compared to MW vision of a neon colored future with brightly colored garish armaments) and I really find the control to be spot on -- as for negative comments about the control, it really isn't that different from MW. I really think most of the negative comments stem from far to short of a play time (or just regurgitating what you read in a review) or a fanatical love of Mech Warrior =P. Maybe I am biased because on enjoyed the series on Saturn (I have not played the PS2 version, though I do own it).It's safe to say from the five minutes that I put into it at my local game shop, that this is the WORST mech combat game I've ever played. Bar none. It 's got waaaay subpar graphics, awful controls, and a framerate that could cause seizures. Seriously avoid this one at all costs. If you haven't already tried it, give Mechassault a go instead. That one's pretty tops...
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