#GUNDAM VERSUS BIG ZAM PRO#
#GUNDAM VERSUS BIG ZAM OFFLINE#

Unfortunately, that also means youвЂ™ll be spamming a lot of the basic melee attacks over and over as you wait for skills to be ready. That means you canвЂ™t just fire away without consequence. ThereвЂ™s an admirable attempt to balance the suits by having abilities and weapons depend on cooldowns. Being shot down isnвЂ™t just unavoidable, itвЂ™s pretty much a given. You canвЂ™t dodge what you canвЂ™t see coming, can you? Getting hit by off-screen fire or melee attacks is very common and can get incredibly frustrating.

Theoretically, you can juke or dodge incoming fire but you rarely have that luxury, as you might be taking on more than one enemy at a time. ItвЂ™s simply a matter of timing, which sounds fair on paper but frustrating in practice. ThereвЂ™s no way to manually aim your weapons you just choose when to fire. Unfortunately, we see the same problem here: thereвЂ™s a multitude of ranged weaponry but the actual combat is extremely basic. You can also blast your opponents from afar. After all, why bother with a slow and flashy move when a simple attack gets the job done? Despite all the combos, youвЂ™ll end up depending on just a handful of useful attacks. Due to this, the melee combat can feel pretty basic. ItвЂ™s fun to watch since each Gundam has its own combos and moves to pull off but itвЂ™ll quickly boil down to who can get the first hit in. Melee fights and combos are the bread and butter of the game, with most duels degenerating into close quarters combat.

This is of course in addition to the unique weapons or abilities the individual mobile suits have. YouвЂ™ll be duking it out with the usual assortment of Gundam weaponry, from Beam Rifles and Sabers to bazookas and rocket launchers. It makes the game seem more restrictive, despite the array of movement options you have at your disposal. YouвЂ™ll play much of the game locked onto a single enemy, which gives it a sort of on-rails feeling. Depth is largely eschewed, with dodging and defensive maneuvers a secondary concern. But thatвЂ™s all the battle system has going for it.

#GUNDAM VERSUS BIG ZAM PRO#

Follow the short tutorials (ten minutes at most) and youвЂ™ll be dodging and blasting like a pro soon. Since each suit has a unique set of unlocks, itвЂ™ll take a while to access everything Gundam Versus offers.Д«attles are fast-paced, and while the tutorials make it seem like thereвЂ™s a ton to learn, itвЂ™s pretty easy to get the hang of after some time. Each level unlocks rewards such as a new title, pilot, or even Strikers (assists). Match completion earns you points and experience, which increases the level of the suit youвЂ™re using. No matter what though, thereвЂ™s no change to what youвЂ™ll need to do: eliminate the other team.

#GUNDAM VERSUS BIG ZAM OFFLINE#

In some of the offline modes the enemies come in waves, with certain waves bringing specific bosses such as Big Zam or Psyco Gundam. Two teams of mobile suits, up to three per side online, brawl in an arena inspired by classic Gundam locales such as Jaburo. If youвЂ™ve played SEGAвЂ™s old Virtual On games before then youвЂ™ll know what to expect here. ThereвЂ™s no Story or Campaign mode вЂ“ all you do is pick a mobile suit, pick a pilot, and then pick a battle. Like the name says, Gundam Versus is all about fighting. Mobile suits from Universal Century and the other timelines all in one title? How could it go wrong? Yet somehow it did, and while not a complete disaster this game is nowhere near what it could haveВ been. Gundam Versus should be the epitome of Gundam games.

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