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Another Century's Episode

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10 avaliações

2005 · FromSoftware

Gênerosaction-adventure gamecrossover fictionaction game
PlataformasPlayStation 2

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Gameplay70
Diversão71
Qualidade sonora73
Qualidade técnica71
Qualidade visual75
Storytelling69
Médias por categoria — Gameplay 70, Diversão 71, Qualidade sonora 73, Qualidade técnica 71, Qualidade visual 75, Storytelling 69Gameplay 70Diversão 71Qualidade sonora 73Qualidade técnica 71Qualidade visual 75Storytelling 69

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Another Century's Episode is a 2005 third-person shooter video game published by Banpresto in Japan for the PlayStation 2. The player controls a mech from one of nine different anime robot franchises to destroy opposing forces before they steal a prized energy source for devious purposes. The game is divided into several different missions, where players use their mech and arsenal of weapons to fulfill mission objectives, ranging from destroying enemy machines to protecting a specific target. Banpresto enlisted the help of FromSoftware, a Japanese developer known for its Armored Core series, to assist in the game's production. As Banpresto held the exclusive video game rights to several popular robot series, it envisioned the idea of a large crossover similar to Konami's Zone of the Enders games. It was designed by Yui Tanimura, who later directed Dark Souls II and co-directed Dark Souls III and Elden Ring, and incorporated music performed by singer Hitomi Shimatani. Another Century's Episode was released to strong sales, and was one of the year's top-selling video games in Japan. Critics favorably compared its gameplay to Zone of the Enders, and enjoyed its wide selection of mechs and mission objectives. The game's success led many of the series represented, such as Metal Armor Dragonar, to see a renewal in popularity. It spawned a new franchise that includes soundtrack albums, merchandise, and four sequels.

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Detalhes

Tipo
Jogo
Lançamento
27 de janeiro de 2005
Gêneros
action-adventure game, crossover fiction, action game
Plataformas
PlayStation 2
Criado por
FromSoftware
Países
Japan