Although very much a Western developer, Gas Powered Games' sequel to Supreme Commander is being published by none other than Japanese RPG powerhouse, Square-Enix. And although it is not uncommon in today's market for an Eastern publisher to branch out with Western developed titles (see SEGA's recent crop of releases), it is somewhat surprising that upon loading Supreme Commander 2 you find yourself bombarded with okay-ishly rendered FMV sporting many anime-inspired hallmarks, from clean cut heroes with stylish hairdos to brightly coloured giant robots fighting in a pristine war torn future.
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