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Dailygame: Armored Core For Answer review

'Mech games seem to come in two different flavors, fast and slow. The slow, like Steel Battalion, favor a more realistic approach to piloting a giant robot, whereas titles like Mechwarrior for the Xbox or Virtua On focus more on using the 'Mech as an avatar for third-person run-and-gun gameplay. The Armored Core franchise focuses on the fast type, but it's no run-and-gun game by any means. Instead, its focus is the run-and-dash technique. Well, that and customization.
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Published: 351 days 17 hours ago | Review | PlayStation 3 | Xbox 360
 
 
 

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