- Publisher: TDK Mediactive
- Release Date: Oct 27, 2002
- Also On: PlayStation 2
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86If you like the cel shading technique, prepare to be literally blown away...TDK does a splendid job with the color schemes, and most of the little effects compliment the main graphics perfectly.
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The best fighter-combat title since "Rogue Leader." [Dec 2002, p.128]
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Even my friends, those who hate anime with a burning passion have found love in this cel-shaded action game. Definitely the best mech game in existence.
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78Fans of the show should definitely pick this one up for your favorite system, not because it's another piece of memorabilia, but because it's a nice, controllable manifestation of a show you love.
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77The idea of using the Veritech through a number of objective-based missions plays off very well in Robotech: Battlecry.
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Some might find the control a tad complicated and some missions overly difficult, but the action is very solid, overall.
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The story line and cel-shaded graphics are true to the Robotech animated series. [Dec 2002, p.216]
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70This brilliant re-creation of the Robotech universe is a dream come true for fans of the animated series -- but it won't appeal to many others.
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70Those not so enamored by the 'toon may not get past the game's repetitive missions, chintzy AI, and sluggish maneuverability.
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The overall result is a Robotech fan's dream come true (the amount of "Paint Designs" and extras to unlock, like cast interviews, is staggering) but also a unique mission-based mech game that (finally) breathes some fresh air into an otherwise stale category. [Oct 2002, p.70]
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68Its somewhat sluggish controls, repetitive missions, and the near total absence of a sense of speed keep the game from mimicking the show's exciting combat sequences.
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AndrewL.10It'z great......buy it.