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Anonymous No.11991461 >>11991467 >>11992014 >>11992126 >>11992518 >>11993183 >>11993997 >>11994903 >>11996012
/VR/ mecha games
What mecha games do you love /vr/?
Anonymous No.11991467 >>11992004 >>11992463
>>11991461 (OP)
Zeonic Front and Encounters in Space are my favorite Gundam games. The PS2 had a ton of mecha games.
>Armored Core 2/2AA/3/SL/LR/Nexus
>all the Gundam games
>Gungrifffon Blaze
>Front Misson 4&5
I didn’t realize how good we had it. I don’t really care much for the FM remakes but I hope they keep going because I want an official release of FM5
Anonymous No.11992004
>>11991467
Good games
Anonymous No.11992010
Anonymous No.11992014 >>11994319
>>11991461 (OP)
I haven’t thought about the MetalTech games in a very long time.
EarthSiege 1 & 2 are good, StarSiege is okay, but Tribes killed it. I always was more into these games than Mech Warrior.
Anonymous No.11992084 >>11992476 >>11994238
Anonymous No.11992126 >>11992147 >>11992206 >>11992552
>>11991461 (OP)
Are mechs just an aesthetic or an actual, specific genre?
Anonymous No.11992145 >>11998872
>Why yes, im ludo.
Anonymous No.11992147
>>11992126
>mechs
Anonymous No.11992206 >>11992325 >>11992372 >>11992472
>>11992126
They're a theme, like horror games. Mech games can be FPS, TPS, strategy games, sidescrolling action, RPGs, adventure
Anonymous No.11992325 >>11992372
>>11992206
But horror fags insist on their games being more than just horror themed, but that the gsmeplay is "horror" too. What do we say, mech chads?
Anonymous No.11992372
>>11992325
I'd consider it a theme like >>11992206 said.
Splatterhouse, Resident Evil, Waxworks and Necronomicon don't have much in common when it comes to gameplay.
Anonymous No.11992463
>>11991467
I rented Zeonic Front from Hollywood Video when I was a kid, I couldn’t get past the second or third mission and I dropped the game. It just pissed me off. I picked it up again years ago when I found it for 4.99$ at a used game store and it’s really unique. I like how you have to plan routes and MS loadouts for each mission. I don’t think we’ll ever get another Gundam game like it again.
Anonymous No.11992472 >>11992474 >>11992495
>>11992206
I would say the opposite, it’s a genre with different types of gameplay.
>Front Mission and some Final Fantasy games have similar gameplay but one appeals to a different crowd
>Some Gundam games play like 3rd person shooters
>Some are simulators
>side scrollers
>fighting games
I don’t really know how to put it, but you’re buying a game because it’s a mecha game not because of the gameplay so I would call it a genre first.
Anonymous No.11992474
>>11992472
Based retard. I bet you think about BBC all day queermosexual troon. I bet your right pink boi hole gets violated nonstop by humongous thick black members
Anonymous No.11992476 >>11992495
>>11992084
I miss Gungriffon...
Anonymous No.11992495
>>11992472
>I don’t really know how to put it, but you’re buying a game because it’s a mecha game not because of the gameplay so I would call it a genre first.

Not me, I'm not a Mecha fan, I've watched a couple of animes like everyone but that's it. I play Gungriffon or Metal Warriors because I love action games and mechs make for some cool action games. If I played Bramah Force it's because I love PSX FPS games

Maybe it's just me though

>>11992476
So, replay it? 2 has some replay value with the possible customization
Anonymous No.11992518
>>11991461 (OP)
playing MechAssault on XBL back in the early 2000s was awesome
Anonymous No.11992552
>>11992126
Its a subset of genre fiction, but not a video game genre. Same as horror or fantasy.
Anonymous No.11992726 >>11992745
Are these the msot polular mecha games?

>gungriffon
>Mech assault
>front mission
>armored core
>mech warrior
>zone of the enders

Missing somethin?
Anonymous No.11992745
>>11992726
Super Robot Wars.
Anonymous No.11992782
There's a semantic detail that tends to escape a lot of people when it comes to mecha as a genre. "Mecha" in Japan refers to the illustration of fictional machines or of mechanical or mechanised designs in a fictional context. The actual genre of giant robots with "mecha" (designs) is commonly referred to as simply "robot sci-fi".
Anonymous No.11993183
>>11991461 (OP)
The Saturn has a surprisingly decent amount of great mecha.
>Virtual-On
>Bulk Slash
>GunGriffon 1&2
>Gundam Side Story 1,2,&3
All bangers.
Anonymous No.11993191
cybernator on snes
Anonymous No.11993227 >>11996920
Great games:
- Gundam One Year War (PS2)
- VOTOMS (PS2)
- Most Armored Cores, specially Last Raven and 4: For Answer
- Assault Suits Valken
- Metal Warriors
Anonymous No.11993230
Not-so-good games:
- Battle Engine Aquila
- Gun Metal
- B.A.D. Battle Armor Division
- Strike Suit Zero/Infinity
Anonymous No.11993997 >>11993998
>>11991461 (OP)
MW2:Mercs had the perfect campaign.
Armored Core 1&2 had excellent gameplay.

>VR
Shame that I never got any mech games working in VR. But that's a different board.

Super robot wars taisen as honorable mention.
Anonymous No.11993998 >>11994234
>>11993997
Err Heavy Gear 1&2, not armored core.
Anonymous No.11994234
>>11993998
To the insect mind, it is impossible to have two different things.
Anonymous No.11994238
>>11992084
that looks pretty sweet
gotta give that a try
Anonymous No.11994319
>>11992014
>Earthsiege game over scene
really skewed my thoughts on "Artificial Intelligence" back then
Anonymous No.11994361
Dave No.11994379 >>11994907 >>11995319 >>11995923
I don't really like the Japanese mech games. Front mission is kewl though
Anonymous No.11994903 >>11996487 >>11996878
>>11991461 (OP)
ES and ES:2 really had the creepy post apocalyptic feel down. I was always creeped out by the music they used in the hanger, when trying to build your HERC.
Anonymous No.11994907
>>11994379
The port of Mechwarrior 1 for PC-98 and the Sharp x68000 are great and the definitive editions of Mech 1, sadly none of them was ever ported back to DOS under reverse engineering or ever translated from nip to MERICAN
Anonymous No.11995319 >>11996008
>>11994379
What's wrong with Japanese ones? They can make more grounded games as well.
Anonymous No.11995923
>>11994379
>mech
Anonymous No.11996008 >>11996023
>>11995319
Gundam-like plastic toys.
Anonymous No.11996012 >>11996026
>>11991461 (OP)
Are there any gory mecha games like Shogo?
Anonymous No.11996023
>>11996008
Filtered.
Anonymous No.11996026 >>11998254
>>11996012
There are but I'm not telling you.
Anonymous No.11996487
>>11994903
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JoTBVzjvCw
Anonymous No.11996878
>>11994903
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgzfUZAxRX4
Anonymous No.11996920
>>11993227
I'll add assault suit leynos, baldr bullet/force games, Gundam endless duel, front mission and faselei
Anonymous No.11997238 >>11998874
Anonymous No.11998254
>>11996026
Eat shit
Anonymous No.11998289
for me, its jumping flash
Anonymous No.11998872
>>11992145
The only mech action games I really like are Gun Hazard and the Armored Core series.
Anonymous No.11998874
>>11997238
I pick this up every few years, play a few levels. I don't get it. Why is it praised?
Anonymous No.11998895 >>11999061
what is /VR/?
Anonymous No.11999061 >>11999105
>>11998895
Read le sticky
Anonymous No.11999105
>>11999061
you mean the /vr/ sticky? how is that relevant?
Anonymous No.11999112 >>11999324
Before they made fantasy dating sims, Bioware made a mech game.
Anonymous No.11999324 >>11999642
>>11999112
Looks very low effort.
Anonymous No.11999642
>>11999324
It's actually not that bad. The biggest problems I had were that the final boss was bullshit and the version I played (the GOG version) had a bug with collision detection that made laser weapons miss a lot even if your aim was dead on. I don't know if that ever got fixed.