Game Podunker Kiwi writes, "Kiwi will just come right out and say it, he loves the game play. It's very, very solid and well put together. Put simply, it's down right fun. The controls are slightly more complex then standard fare, and this is in no way mediated by the ever so helpful tutorial pop-ups, "Press the Precision Aim button to enter Precision Aim Mode!" (that is exactly what one of them says) Once you get into the swing of things, however, you'll discover the giant robot controls are all rather necessary, unlike some giant robot games with approximately 300 buttons and only maybe 20 of them actually needed..."
TDS' lone Asian writer talks about an entry in the mech strategy series that never left Japanese shores.
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GNT: Welcome to Cracking the Case, a new feature that I am introducing on Game N Train. Each week, I will try out a new game and give you my first impressions on what this game does right and what this game does wrong.
Today, I’m Cracking the Case on Front Mission: Evolved, by Square Enix.
Its sad that games like this exemplify JP devs inability to make games for HD consoles.
Many Western devs for that matter.
