#mechas!

[hardcore-gaming-101]

SD Gundam Over Galaxian

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SD Gundam Over Galaxian takes Namco’s arcade classic and combines it with visuals and ideas from the SD Gundam subsection of that franchise, creating a strange experiment of a revival. Rather than being developed by Namco, this game was developed by Lay-Up, a company that specializes in producing and selling toys based on popular Japanese media like Ultraman and Saint Seiya. SD Gundam was their earliest success, so they’ve revisited it over the years via additional toy lines and smaller contributions like package design for SD Gundam: G Century.

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[s3znl-gr3znl]

Me and some of my moots tbh

[velvetterabby]

I was always destined to burn.

[rounderhouse]

[nyaa]

January 1, 2015 YASHIMA

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[r0sh11]

MY HONEST OPINION

[animentality]

[locusustus]

[keferon]

So uh. Thoughts?

[hardcore-gaming-101]

Gundam 0079: The War for Earth

Mobile Suit Gundam is one of the most influential anime series ever created, establishing many of the conventions of the mecha subgenre. In the forty-plus years of its existence, there have been dozens of series and spinoffs, but they generally boil down to political drama involving Earth and its space colonies, featuring a super powerful giant robot called a Gundam. Among the many, many video game tie-ins, one of the most unusual is this CD-ROM FMV title, a co-production between Japanese studio Bandai and American developer Presto Studios, the team behind The Journeyman Project titles. It was originally developed for the short-lived Apple Pippin platform, which Bandai was an ardent supporter of, but was also ported to Windows and Macintosh platforms, as well as the Japanese PlayStation.

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[cheesy-cryptid]

He said he wanted no pickles !!!

[rattlegeist]

“We’re close to Rubicon. Wake the dog up.”

[chara-55]

I couldn't stop laughing at this, thank god we got a gentle Alpha Trion in the movie

Storyboard Deleted Scene

[rounderhouse]

born to use switches and knobs arranged in a cockpit, each one offering a tactile sensation as you flick it and the mech you're in lurches into action

forced to use touchscreens at your desk