Mobile Suit Gundam: Target in Sight (PlayStation3 the Best Reprint)

This game presents a rather realistic control of MS - heavy & sluggish. While the graphics are not top notch, the MS is again given a realistic looks - combat damage and dirt here and there. The camera control though, feels a bit slow and hard to control.

The player plays as a mercenary team leader, where you request additional pilots and MS.
The setback of the game is that it is highly restrictive - you cannot modify controls, MS upgrades are based on stats and category (weapons, atk, def, etc) unlike Battlefield Record 0081 where we can modify what weapon to bring and what parts to add. Beside MS skirmishes, player can call in arti support, etc.

Another good thing about this game though, is that it provide english and japanese subs and dubs.

To sum it up, while not being a top notch game, it is still a solid game worthy to play. Though the story telling is a bit weak and those who are not familiar with early UC history might have difficulty understanding what is happening.

Good game graphics are excellent the Gundams look like the real. The controls are a little sluggish, they tryed to make the gundams fill more real by making them slow but they are a little to slow. Apart from that it is real enjoyable to play a must for any gundam fan.

Gundam collector bunsai bunsai.

True its not Gundam Vs. Gundam Next Plus, but thats an arcade Gundam game this is a Simulation its suposed to feel like they are slow huge robots.

As the game progresses you gain access to purchase more agile units.

All the Mobile Suits look awesome, with a very "real" life-like style.

In the missions strategy is very important, you have to choose the right Mobile Suit for it or else you're toasted.

One thing i did not like was the fact that you could only bring one of the main weapons of the Mobile Suits to the missions, in other simulation games like Gundam Battle Royale for PSP you can alternate in-battle between the weapons of the Mobile Suit.

In the Hangar you can spend the points you gain for completing missions to upgrade your Suits, like more ammo for your weapons, increased damage with melee weapons, increased defense and more.

Good Price.

The first time I played this game, I was inclined to agree with everyone that hated it. The mobile suit is clumsy and heavy, it turns like a drunk elephant and it will attack in its own good time thank you very much. It's almost impossible to aim your gun if you can't find the lock-on button, the beam sword is powerful but it's slow, unwieldy and flailing madly in the general direction of your tiny enemies is the only way to score a hit.

However all these difficulties give the game a feeling of reality that's missing from many. Personally, I love the gritty feel of it, but you shouldn't get this game if you're just looking for a quick shoot-em-up and move on. If you love giant robots, impressive death throes, loss of limbs including your head and you've got the time to level your robot up, then go for this game!