![]() ![]() The audio side takes a similar approach, with a certain amount of Gundam Geek Cred to keep fans happy, that wears out its welcome with constant repetition. Players will be broadly exposed to everything the game has to offer in the opening chapter, with forest, desert, urban and space environments and then be subjected to them again and again for the remainder of the game. Where the game stumbles in the visuals is the bland environments. There’s also a lot of classic anime artwork to represent the various characters using the JRPG old school “talking heads dialog box” approach. ![]() DWG3 uses the cel-shading technique to good effect here, likely helped by the simple geometric shapes of the various giant robots. They work even better if you’re actually a fan of the franchise, with an eye for details of the various giant robots on display. None of this will make any sense to people not familiar with the Gundam franchise, which should be your first major clue as to whether this game is for you or not.Įsoteric-at least for non-Gundam fans-narrative aside, other elements of the presentation work very well. #Dynasty warriors gundam 3 ps3 series#The end result is characters from various original Gundam “Universal Century” series now rubbing shoulders with characters from Gundam Wing and Gundam 00. A strange signal that somehow distorts the space/time continuum has sucked in the various Gundam heroes, villains and mecha that came out to investigate its origins for a Japanese take on The Secret War of Marvel fame with Crisis on Infinite Earths from DC. The story of DWG3 is an obvious rationale to get various characters-and perhaps more importantly, mecha-from the numerous Gundam series all collected into one place to duke it out. ![]()
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