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I remember some gamers, back in 2000 and even now in the present claim, the game is actually good. I'll definitely check it out, one of these days. It looks kinda fun. Hopefully the controls are good.

Yeah the controls are pretty decent. I remember playing the PC demo at a friends house back in like 1998 or so when I was like 14 lol, pretty cool. It has decent graphics for the time, though not the Best of the DC I would say. But it still looks and plays good. You can also choose to play the game in first or third person.

Also if you like that game, Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise From the Ashes is a great game too.

The framerate is deffinitely the DC version's main problem.

Anthony817 wrote:Yeah the controls are pretty decent. I remember playing the PC demo at a friends house back in like 1998 or so when I was like 14 lol, pretty cool. It has decent graphics for the time, though not the Best of the DC I would say. But it still looks and plays good. You can also choose to play the game in first or third person.

Cool. And nice story.

Anthony817 wrote:Also if you like that game, Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise From the Ashes is a great game too.

I have been wanting to play, that Gundam Side Story 0079 game, for a long time now.
Does it have a 3rd person view? Or is it strictly a 1st person view game?

Tarnish wrote:The framerate is deffinitely the DC version's main problem.

Awww man! Hopefully, the frame rate is not too bad.
Despite that, I think I'll still check it out.

No, Gundam is strictly presented in first person view, although it is way more immersive since it shows the inside of the cockpit.



I used to emulate it on PC and map the controls to my PC flight simulator sticks and try playing it like that. Was pretty awesome.

Anthony817 wrote:No, Gundam is strictly presented in first person view, although it is way more immersive since it shows the inside of the cockpit.

Glad for that info. Thanks.

I remember that classic game room vid.

Anthony817 wrote:I used to emulate it on PC and map the controls to my PC flight simulator sticks and try playing it like that. Was pretty awesome.

Now that is cool. Real life mech immersion.