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Gundam Breaker Game Offers Virtual Allies for Single Players Offline
posted on by Lynzee Loveridge
The upcoming Gundam Breaker game will have virtual ally characters who will assist on tougher missions in single-player mode, for gamers who rather not play online with other players. The computer-controlled allies have varying personality types that players can choose from, such as a "big sister," "Zeon zealot," and "model builder." The CPU allies help single players on difficult stages where online players would otherwise group up to complete.
Namco Bandai Games also introduced the character designs and voice actors for the game's captain and operator, and added four more mobile suits to the game's roster.
Captain will be voiced by Kenichirō Matsuda (Mobile Suit Gundam AGE's Glatt Otto).
The game's announced mecha roster include RX-78-2 Gundam from Mobile Suit Gundam, ZGMF-X20A Strike Freedom Gundam from Gundam Seed Destiny, GN-0000 Gundam OO from Gundam 00, MS-06 Zaku II from Mobile Suit Gundam, MSN-04 Sazabi from Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack, MSN-06S Sinanju from Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn and the newly added God Gundam from Mobile Fighter G Gundam, Gundam Astray Red Frame from Gundam Seed Astray, Susanowo from Gundam 00, and Unicorn Gundam (Destroy Mode) from Mobile Suit Gundam UC.
Unlike many previous Gundam games that recreate scenarios from Gundam franchise anime, this game will pit plastic models against other plastic models in stages inspired by dioramas. The game allows players to mix and match body parts and weapons from the series' large number of mobile suits. Customizable parts include head, body, arms, legs, backpack, shield, close-range and far-range weapons, optional parts, and parts called "Ex-acts" and "modules."
Players can then battle in robots in multiple scales on "battlefields" such as a roulette table, Diver City (the home of the life-size Gundam statue), a forest, and a tundra. The player's objective is to destroy the head, arms, and legs of their opponent's unit. The game will also include mission assignments to destroy enemies, and the player in turn will receive new customizable parts for completing the missions.
Bandai Namco Games announced the game last September. The company released a trailer at the Tokyo Game Show 2012 event in September, followed by a second promotional video in February. The game's third promotional video began streaming last month.
The game will ship for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita in Japan on June 27.
Source: 4Gamer via Siliconera
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