SUPER ROBOT WARS Y

연출 미묘한 캐릭도 있긴 해도, 생각보다는 잘 나왔네요.

I am really like the stories and how the characters interact with one another. Hopefully Bandai also remake the OG or make sequel

This game feels like when you gathered up all your toys as a kid and smashed them together. The game become much more enjoyable the more of the included shows you watch. I also think the premium sound pack is worth it.

好玩 希望下一代能拔掉(連擊)跟(共感)

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Just as with SRW 30, something simply doesn't feel right. It's not bad, however it's not good either. In this case I decided to give it a negative score. At one point a warning sign has to be given. I will be harsh, but completely well meaning as I happen to like the series. Save for two entries. 1. The map mode of choosing the stage is not a good idea. It forces the writing team to write generic nonsense instead of creating a narrtive. Not a good fit for the series! 2. The recycled animations - which to are to a certain level a neccesity - are somewhat janky, and some redo would have been welcome no matter what. And considering the steep price of the game some time could have been really put into it. Games much cheaper are better in that regard. From here on simply add that remark to every criticism. 3. The mech design, and the whole ninja theme. Nah, it feels forced. Some units are simply horrible, and I'm not talking about the ones from some 70s and 80s anime. Those are fine. No, it's the new stuff! Bulky and unrefined. Simply unacceptable! 4. As for the sound, the music is a given and not the merit of the sound team, however what is original, the sound effects. Those are horrible. The level up noise, because its just that, an annoying noise. It is simply atrocious. Someone please examine the heads of the sound team and in particular the head of the engineer that thought that THAT particular noise is apprpropriate for marking a level up. To quote my wife, who happens to be a musician: "What kind of ***** approved of that! The release is missing! It is wholely painful to listen to!" 5. Stage design, I have a feeling even after a few hours of play that it's going to be the good old, one base group and then a reenforcement to one side before wrapping it up. Isn't it a bit overused? Add some flavour for god's sake. At least you can't wipe out a whole stage in a single turn anymore. That's gotta be something. 6. The entire game feels somewhat choppy and rough. It was definitely a rush job. Someone go and kick the leaders of the project in a certain area. They deserve it! You are supposed to be an entertainment firm. Be sure to make good entertainment. If you do the money will come on it's own. If you prioritise money, you've allready lost it. Look at Ubisoft. They prioritised money! And consider this I'm a dude who has been playing SRW games since the early 2000s. I've played the Original GBA games and consider those superior to your current products. Heck, I think I'll crank out my old GBA and do some SRW J that one is way superior compared to this particular game. After the bad, the good. 1. Gone is the stupid ExC system in its traditional sense. It made the game simply too easy. 2. Finally there is some difficulty. For once the player actually has to think in advance and position instead of blind attack. Good to see this one back. 3. The whole of mech customisations is way better and making the creation of a single battle winning unit much harder, which is a good thing overall. 4. The option menu is more natural, the ability to save is in a more intuitive place. The key map is displayed, although some of the hotkeys feel a bit wonkey. Overall not bad. Final verdict on my end. This game was rushed by a corporate pencilpusher. It could have been much better. It is absolutely NOT worth the full price tag. Please do a pivot. I really don't want to see this series taking the Homeworld or Command and Conquer route. 5. Kudos to the translation squad too. There are a few things I would have done differently, but considering the differences between Japanese and English, it's great.