It's a great decade, it's just that I feel bad for Americans getting bootlegged versions of everything made from Japan. I wouldn't count Pokemon as a bootleg. And also, many people ignored Princess Daisy just because they got deceived by her overbearing resemblance to Peach in her first two video game appearances and her damsel in distress role in Mario Land. The only reason why I hated the 90s is because everything I loved from Japan got censored to death because it was too weird for children and many people treated Princess Daisy as a joke. What do I mean as a joke? They were too stupid to realize that Daisy is not the princess they think she was.
I would have loved if this game came out in America back in the 90s. At least the Saturn in the US got Gungriiffon 1. PS1 also had Front Mission 3. I miss these mech games
+Kenton Cernea Yeah me too, it's a hime-sama kind of speech I guess. I love the portrait of your pilot comments on the action. We need those in modern games.
Yes thankfully, you can choose to play with no navigator, or just never pick them up. You'll miss out on specific buffs (I still don't know what most of them do, it's not noticeable) and you won't get the extra ending scenes that each one has. You can just look up the endings on youtube, it's still very playable without the navs and with enough patience you'll find your targets on each level by exploring, the missions are generally straightforward.
they should rerelease this game for the Saturn, maybe like a PS3 game that includes a physical copy of this game in English and Spanish, with HDMI options and the small glitches fixed, that would be awesome. this game is a true Gem, a master piece, this should of been the first game release for the Saturn.
would be cool options, that could reduce the size of the characters screen, because she shows in a large portion of the screen, having wider panoramic view would also help that.
they should port this game for the PS2 in HDMI, and also in Spanish, wider view. it would look awesome in 3D having the robot show more off the screen.
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90's Awesomeness!!!!!!! It was good to be a kid in the 90's!
I just have one reason for not cry for have a life this days (Im 15) and the reason are my friends and girlfriend
It's a great decade, it's just that I feel bad for Americans getting bootlegged versions of everything made from Japan. I wouldn't count Pokemon as a bootleg. And also, many people ignored Princess Daisy just because they got deceived by her overbearing resemblance to Peach in her first two video game appearances and her damsel in distress role in Mario Land. The only reason why I hated the 90s is because everything I loved from Japan got censored to death because it was too weird for children and many people treated Princess Daisy as a joke. What do I mean as a joke? They were too stupid to realize that Daisy is not the princess they think she was.
Sega Saturn is the most underrated console ever imo. This is a real game/gem.
+green The Mega-CD & 32X are even more underrated given the amount of bullshit that can be seen/read about 'em but yeah, the Saturn too is overrated.
+Parallax Craze I think you mean "underrated" not overrated. ;)
great! music is awesome, a must have for sega saturn
I would have loved if this game came out in America back in the 90s. At least the Saturn in the US got Gungriiffon 1. PS1 also had Front Mission 3. I miss these mech games
Reminds me of Robotech: Battlecry for the PS2. Though it came out years after this, the two just seem similar.
Bulk Slash has the Hard Rock intro on the SEGA Saturn! 😉👍🏻🎸🎶
Yes!!!! This is a videogame!!!
I like the part where she says "desu wa".
+Kenton Cernea Yeah me too, it's a hime-sama kind of speech I guess.
I love the portrait of your pilot comments on the action. We need those in modern games.
My comment was said jokingly. I know that "desu wa" is a stereotypical speech tic for ojousama types, which I'm into.
ONE DAY I WILL OWN ME SOME IMPORTS THEY KEPT THE BEST GAMES OVER SEAS WHAT SHAME
I never finished this game, but I always reach the last stage without knowing that i'm going to fight the final boss. such regret...
天晴ですわ！
I wonder, does this game support the 3D analogue controller?
By the way, the opening theme kicks ass.
Nice play.
最新の録画機器で再度アップロードしてほしいね。
Hi saturn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great game , just a little short and too easy
4:38 - ouch...
完成度は 高いね
Nice game
this went from to 32 bit cutscenes into actual anime amimation
Sega tried like hell to ruin Saturn.
Keeping great games like this back.
Considering buying this game, is there an option to mute the anime chick?
Yes thankfully, you can choose to play with no navigator, or just never pick them up.
You'll miss out on specific buffs (I still don't know what most of them do, it's not noticeable) and you won't get the extra ending scenes that each one has.
You can just look up the endings on youtube, it's still very playable without the navs and with enough patience you'll find your targets on each level by exploring, the missions are generally straightforward.
Lovely graphics and gameplay, pity that girl constantly pops up to say the same thing over and over. Other than that? Awesome!
She seems to be mostly saying things like "to your left!"
they should rerelease this game for the Saturn, maybe like a PS3 game that includes a physical copy of this game in English and Spanish, with HDMI options and the small glitches fixed, that would be awesome.
this game is a true Gem, a master piece, this should of been the first game release for the Saturn.
would be cool options, that could reduce the size of the characters screen, because she shows in a large portion of the screen, having wider panoramic view would also help that.
they should port this game for the PS2 in HDMI, and also in Spanish, wider view.
it would look awesome in 3D having the robot show more off the screen.
Do you need to understand Japanese to play?
There’s actually a fan translation out now, that includes an English dub.
she is as repetitive as those people that engage in interactive preaching