This game is so flashy, it’s dizzying. The exaggerated effects are very true to DBZ, but they also make the game very hard to read. That, combined with the pseudo 15 fps character movement, makes this game very confusing to watch and.

Sony has struck again!

I watched The Untouchables when I was a kid, not remembering any of its main theme. The first time I heard this theme is from the trailer of Frank Miller’s The Spirit, “what a unique sound” I thought.

Nah, I saw this trailer where the hero rides a horse and ram a goblin in real time, so I assumed the battle is real time like Zelda games:

Nah, I saw this trailer where the hero rides a horse and ram a goblin in real time, so I assumed the battle is real time like Zelda games:

Nah, I saw this trailer where the hero rides a horse and ram a goblin in real time, so I assumed the battle is real time like Zelda games:

What the? I thought they changed the battle system to a real time one a la action RPG? I could’ve sworn I saw it in one of the trailers.

Damned Android autocorrect...

Well, typically I would be less excited for AAA PS Plus games, cuz 90% of the time, I already own them, played them, platinumed them.

Heh? The game doesn’t let you have more than one main save slot? But it has seven autosave slots? That’s sounds like a pretty big design flaw.

Why do they keep adding superpowered projectile guest characters? Won’t Gouki and Geese have unfair advantages with their hadouken and reppuken?

Looks cheaply made, but also very earnest. The winning animation needs to be refined, gameplay looks good though, very nostalgic.

The game concept and how they got all those licenses are insanely remarkable. However, the game looks cheaply made and unexciting. A game of this scale and with this many world famous monsters and robots should look more engaging and have better production values than this. For now, this looks like a budget title.

Huh? Is that a typo or there are actually only 78,000 Xbone sold in Japan since 2014?

For a series as universally known as Gundam, why are Gundam games always look so cheaply made? Why do they always have flat environments?

Who the hell approved the game in the first place?

Argo-fuck yourself

Ooooohhh... so that’s why they sent that cease and desist to the AM2R fan remake.

Yeah, I don’t want that cliffhanger explored and answered in a DLC, leave that to the sequel please.

At some point, Sony should just buy Bluepoint Games. I mean... 80% of Bluepoint’s releases are ports and remasters for Sony consoles, and with backwards compatibility not possible on Sony’s current console, they might as well have a first party remaster specialist. It’s about time this atmospheric masterpiece gets…