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All lovingly recreated and beautifully detailed,В all of the gameвЂ™s many, many mechs look absolutely fantastic. DonвЂ™t get me wrong, theyвЂ™re hardly masterpieces but itвЂ™s certainly a step in the right direction.ДЄs usual though, itвЂ™s the actual mechs that prove the real stars of the show.

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It still suffers from the repetitive, slightly dull level design that the series is famous for, but in fairness to Koei and Omega Force, there has clearly been some work done on improving both the quality and variety of the games environments. ItвЂ™s not just the gameplay that has been improved either,Gundam 3 is easily the best looking Dynasty Warriors game to date.

Sure, the simple pleasure of cutting a path through hundreds of thousands of enemy mechs is as enjoyable as it has ever been, but itвЂ™s the actual controlling and managing of the battlefield that gives Gundam 3 its longevity and overriding quality. The thing is, via a combination of teleport points and a huge improvement to mech agility, moving around the battlefield has never been more enjoyable or satisfying. Take him out and youвЂ™ve won the battleвЂ¦.simple. Take 50% of the battlefield and you can then take your army onto a boss battle against an extra tough robot general. The aim of each battle will be extremely familiar to Dynasty Warriors fans: pick off a number of battlefield grids so that your army can spawn from that location. With the relatively short missions requiring constant quick thinking and a strategic approach to battlefield domination, Gundam 3 offers a surprisingly deep and nuanced experience and is without question the place to start for newcomers to the seriesвЂ¦.believe me, youвЂ™re not going to pick up the story by playing the first two Musou Gundam releases.

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I appreciate that Dynasty Warriors titles have never been short of content вЂ“ itвЂ™s usually fatigue that puts a stop to proceeding rather than the sight of the end credits вЂ“ but Gundam 3вЂ™s loot drops, customization options and power upgrades all serve to makeВ it a consistently entertaining ride that really captures that collect everything addictiveness enjoyed by so many of todayвЂ™s most popular RPGs.Д«eyond the ability to customise and upgrade your own mech and pilot, the ability to create some very outlandish mechs of your own design via the Gundam schematic loot drops make the whole experience extremely moreish, while the strategic gameplay keeps the somewhat rudimentary core mechanics feeling fresh for the duration. With the aforementioned 52 playable characters and a campaign that spans numerous time lines and literally hundreds of battles, there is more than enough to keep fans busy for months on end. Although the relatively sprightly missions and quick fire gameplay make it an immediately accessible experience, itвЂ™s only through committed play that the nuances and depth that set this release apart from its predecessors truly makes themselves apparent. Like any Dynasty Warriors title, Gundam 3 is a game that demands a pretty hefty time commitment to get the best from it. While I can confirm that the plot will remain just that for all but the most hardcore of fans, I can also confirm that subtle refinements to the Dynasty Warriors formula, and a raft of improvements over the already impressive Gundam 2, serve to make Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3 easily the finest release in the spin-off series, and one of the very finest Musou titles to date.

The thing is, unless youвЂ™re a fan of the series, or the anime upon which it is based, Gundam 3вЂ™s gameplay will look very samey at a glance, while its plot (including 52 playable characters) can certainly appear somewhat indecipherable to the uninitiated. So, how does one go about reviewing the latest title in the long running Dynasty Warriors franchise? Does one accept its now niche appeal and aim the review squarely at the hardcore devotees? How about a review appealing to those who lost interest as the series grew stale and failed to keep up with modern tastes and trends? I could even have a punt at reeling in those who never gave the series a chance in the first place? What to do, aye? Well, if I can, IвЂ™d like very much to aim my review at all of the above and everyone in between, as Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3, the third title in the anime/Musou spin off, has enough up its sleeve to appeal to just about any gamer out thereвЂ¦вЂ¦вЂ¦well, most gamers anyway.

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