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etes-secrecy-post · 1 year ago

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#Onthisday: Nov 19th, 2016

Title: Extreme Daphne Type Sthesia Excellia

I've seen a gameplay arcade of Extreme Gundam Type Sthesia Excellia from "Mobile Suit Gundam EXTREME VS Maxi Boost ON" (both 2016 arcade and the console PS4 exclusive), and It so awesome game that I've ever seen. Unfortunately, the Gundam Versus arcade game is exclusively to Japan. 🕹️🇯🇵 That is, until 2020 when Bandai Namco released the console port for the PS4 as an exclusive (both inside and outside Japan), but it can also run on Sony's next gen, the PS5 (with loading process was completely non-existed). 🙂

• Click here to watch a gameplay - [CLICK ME!]. 🖱️🖥️

• That's why, I drew Daphne with her new "Cuteness Mecha Armor", "Extreme Type Sthesia Excellia". 😁🐰🤖

Extreme Daphne Type Sthesia Excellia Came from the real: Extreme Gundam Type Sthesia Excellia [CLICK ME!].

Armament(s):

Beam Sabers • The unit's standard close combat weapon. This weapon is also used as throwable beam daggers.

Kreuz des Südens • The unit's standard long ranged armament. In its normal folded form, it functions like an ordinary high-powered beam rifle akin to a launcher weapon or can fire a large devastating beam. At full power, it unfolds to reveal several beam guns to expand its range.

Halbmond • Excellia's unique melee weapon that resembles a long beam sword. Rather than being stored physically on the machine, it is materialized from data out of thin air.

Sphere Bits • A set of sphere bits used to remotely attack any opponents. These are launched from the hand.

Shield Bits • A set of round shield bits located on the shoulders that can protect the Excellia or allies from enemy attacks.

Special Feature(s):

Link Rephaser • Invokes the power of the Dark Sthesias, allowing the use of one attack from each of the armor Extreme Rephaser variants. From the Tachyon, it brandishes the Halbmond and charges at the opponent. From Carnage, the Gundam fires a large orange beam of energy from both hands. Using Ignis, it fires three spheres of freezing energy in a fanning formation to immobilize enemies. Through the Mystic, it twirls the Halbmond above its head, creating a powerful whirlwind that sends enemy mobile suits flying into the air.

Milchstraße • This unit's Burst Attack, the head's hat-like visor locks into place as it fires a fanning radiating beam from the Kreuz des Südens in cross mode. Magic circles are also formed beneath its feet to form a potent barrier that protects it from all incoming attacks.

Daphne Synchron (Gumball OC) - owned by Estar99 (dA) Armor (Gundam EXA) - Gundam Series © Bandai Namco Filmworks, Inc. (SUNRISE), Sotsu

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pulseofthestars · 2 years ago

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A sort of celebration to see a gradual spring of life for the Gundam RP scene here below are a compilation of intros based on various Gundam series from the crossover fighting game Gundam Extreme VS Full Boost

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Below the cut are the shows referenced in order for those curious.

Mobile Suit Gundam (The OG series) Mobile Suit Gundam The 08th MS Team MS IGLOO: The Hidden One Year War Mobile Suit Gundam 0080 War in the Pocket Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story: The Blue Destiny Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 Stardust Memory Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam (The series where my angry and angsty space blueberry on here is from) Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ Mobile Suit Gundam Char’s Counterattack Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn Mobile Suit Gundam F91 Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam Mobile Suit Victory Gundam Mobile Fighter G Gundam Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz After War Gundam X Turn A Gundam Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Astray Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Stargazer Mobile Suit Gundam 00 (Specifically season 2) Mobile Suit Gundam 00: Awakening of the Trailblazer Gundam EXA (As far as I’m aware this is original for the game) And lastly the actual intro for the game itself, gotta love crossover madness

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alexandriaisburning · 28 days ago

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045: Gundam Extreme Vs Force

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The first North American release in Bandai Namco’s Gundam Extreme Vs. series, Gundam Extreme Versus Force was a bizarre introduction for English speaking fans of the series. A Vita spin-off of a massively popular arcade fighter, it brough zero context with it to understand the underlying mechanics, and changed enough about the format to disappoint the small group of Extreme Vs. die-hards that had been waiting for an English release.

Vs. Force was the first release in the series since early Gundam Vs. titles such as Federation vs. Zeon and Gundam vs. Zeta Gundam, titles from when the series was still developed under Capcom, before the dramatic shift in direction of the Extreme Vs. series. Under Bandai Namco, the series dramatically increased in speed, with a focus on a 2v2 team format, with a high technical skill ceiling, and a large amount of tactical considerations thanks to its massive roster of playable mobile suits.

The sheer popularity of the series created many imitators, including some from Byking, former Capcom developers who developed earlier entries in the series. A few of these would be localize, but all nuances were likewise lost on the Western audience, who often dismissed them immediately without the Gundam Versus series to contextualize them.

Key to the Extreme Vs. series is the use of boost, which is used not only to enable fast movement, but can cancel the recovery of various attacks, allowing you to chain moves together smoothly. Otherwise lengthy attack animations can be chained together to pull off rapid fire barrages, or to perform tricky mixups that rapidly shift direction and attack type.

Once you understand that Extreme Vs. is at its core a fighting game, a lot of the otherwise strange mechanics make sense, such as the mandatory lock on, the restricted attack ranges and homing properties, and the forced knockdowns which prevent lengthy combos and force a reset to neutral.

Extreme Vs. Force takes all of these existing mechanics and attaches it to what’s essentially a stripped down MOBA, placing its already niche appeal inside another niche.

Most stages in the campaign take place using this “Force Battle” format, giving you up to 4 teams of 2, and asking you to attack and defend bases. Each base allows enemy squads to spawn from them, as well as Minions, low level enemies that bolster their forces. The base themselves can attack as well, giving it a dynamic not unlike the Tower and Creep mechanics of MOBAs. Killing enemies gives you Force Points, which can be used to activate team tactics that boost stats, revive teams or can be saved up for super attacks. The large scale details are simplified compared to a proper MOBA, but alongside the expansive roster full of unique movesets, it leaves a lot of variables to explore.

When it comes together, Vs. Force sells the feeling of participating in a large scale conflict. Massive units and warships tower over the field, with a scattering of minions and mobile suits of different performance levels. Machines in Extreme Versus Force are intentionally unbalanced as part of the team building aspect, so the gaps in power naturally sell the difference in military might between the factions.

The framing narrative achieves none of that. Framed as two AI navigators on a tour of the events of the Universal Century, it’s bogged down with the same empty beats as many Gundam crossover games, with dialogue whose whole purpose seems to be getting the voice actresses in the booth for the maximum amount of time, rather than delivering any meaningful narrative of character development.

And while the campaign does an admirable job of delivering on its hybrid approach, as it goes on it becomes clear that the most effective strategy is a defensive one, leaving most of your team behind to defend your base, rather than risking a proactive attack. Your teammates are often outmatched in most situations, leaving you as the vanguard for capturing points, without their support. Any other approach generally ends with your base being destroyed before you can stifle the enemy approach.

This could possibly be remedied by multiplayer, but strangely for both the Extreme Versus series and a portable game, there’s nearly no multiplayer options. Force Battles can’t be played online or ad-hoc, leaving only a post release 1v1 mode with supporting AI partners as your sole option.

With the right primer and infrastructure, Versus Force could have presented a legitimately compelling alternative playstyle for the Versus series. Instead we got a spin-off of an unfamiliar and complex game, missing the appeal of the larger series, and portable titles. As a standalone piece, it remains compelling, provided you’ve been primed to understand it, but as an introduction to the larger series, it’s a bizarre and mistimed one.

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murumokirby360 · 5 years ago

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myanime2go · 3 years ago

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The 20 Best Anime Video Games of All Time

What are the best anime video games? Well some of you asked so here are our recommendations #anime #gaming

With the rise in popularity of anime over the years, there have been thousands of video games based on anime, having come out over the years, no matter your preferred anime genre, there is probably an anime-inspired game out there in the wild waiting for you. Although games based on anime may not always have the greatest track records there are ones that are actually worth playing. So let’s look…

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gundamfight · 4 years ago

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rowdarker · 4 years ago

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