Critic Reviews
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Cheat Code Central
Everything looks and sounds just as good as the animated series that it's based on.
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IGN
Best Mobile Suit title on the PS2 so far.
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| 75 |
GameSpy
Perhaps the biggest draw for Gundam fans is the mode in which you create your own pilot and build up his or her stats in one-player missions, then fight other Gundam geeks in the two-player mode.
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| 70 |
GMR Magazine
Encounters in Space makes up for its inevitably repetitive lock/dodge/shoot action with tons of replay value.
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| 70 |
PSM Magazine
Rough controls, but Gundam and giant robot fans should love it. [Jan 2004, p.48]
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GameSpot
There's not a lot of depth to it, and there are certainly better ways to get a fix for your giant robot jones, but Encounters in Space still stands as one of the more accessible Gundam games to be released.
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Game Informer
As intriguing as this setup may be, it comes up short on the gameplay end. The controls are unconventional and your general movement is implemented poorly. [Nov 2003, p.153]
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GamerFeed
Like Gundam? Game = Good. Don't Know Gundam? Game = OK. Don't Like Gundam? Game = Makes You Sad.
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| 40 |
G4 TV
Doesn't have nearly enough in the core gameplay to recommend to the average gamer.
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Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
Surely, I thought, the challenge level has a setting other than "stupid easy" or "mind-bogglingly confusing because the mutant aiming system bites." I thought wrong. Encounters in Space is just that bad. [Dec 2003, p.164]
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