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Limited Edition Armored Core 3 Set | 
 enlarge | From: Agetec
Category: Video Games
Buy New: $79.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 21441
Platform: Playstation2
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Edition: Limited
Operating System: Playstation 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6
Dimensions (in): 15.9 x 11.4 x 4.2
UPC: 695771100075
EAN: 0695771100075
ASIN: B00006JLQ4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | The Limited Edition Armored Core 3 Set Includes: | | • | The PS2 Game Armored Core 3 | | • | A T-Shirt | | • | A Book Cover | | • | A Figurine |
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Product Description
The latest addition to the Armored Core series is coming to the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system! Set in the near future where humanity's last hope for survival rests in the hands of the Armored Core pilots, known as "Ravens," Armored Core 3 brings several new advances in game play and design into the third release for the PS2. Armored Core 3 features the following firsts for the series: Completely new Armored Core designs- more than 200 available parts and accessories for you to earn and customize your A.C. units. 1-4 Player Arena Mode- Up to 4 players compete against themselves or A.I. as they try to win the Arena crown. New "Wingman" feature- You may now have a back-up companion in your missions, covering you and adding to your assault power. Updated interface- A more intuitive design allows you to assemble your A.C. units in record time. Special "Drop Feature" added- You may cast aside empty weapons during battles to improve speed and performance. In Arena Mode, these items may be picked up by any player! This limited edition version includes the game plus a Limited Edition Figurine, T-Shirt and Book Cover.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Awesome Set! February 2, 2007
I don't game much, but I'm a kid at heart! the little figurine is great (sits on my bookcase to watch my progess), and I gave the T-shirt to my nephew as a gift. Loved the items that were included, and the game is a nicely expanded (and complete) version after AC2. Enjoy!
 Great Package, OK game July 22, 2003
7 out of 12 found this review helpful
If you're not content with simple slash'em, shoot'em, make-things-very-dead mecha games, well, this may be the game for you. Armored Core 3 is a shooter that allows you to customize your fighting vehicle, the AC. Body parts, generators, radiators, weapons and all the other analogs to things you'd find under the hood of your daddy's Buick are presented in pseudo-scientific detail on a menu of parts that would put Baskin-Robbins to shame.
The mech designs are absosmurfly beautiful (I think they were designed by Shoji Kawamori who designed Macross/Robotech). Graphics of the mechs is great, and all cut-scenes incorporate your mech in a manner reflecting the parts you choose. Unfortunately, these beautiful battling behemoths duke it out on rather pedestrian, repetitive scenery.
Gameplay would be better if controls were more intuitive. Vertical panning of the targeting reticule is controlled by L2 and R2 - which are in horizontal relation to each other - would've been better if they'd used one of the analog sticks.
It seems to take forever for the AC to follow your commands! The slow response of the controls may add realism to reflect the fact that you're piloting a great big robot, and not a motorcycle. Nonetheless those who like Zone of the Enders-esque rapid reflexes may find this game frustrating.
For pure bang for the buck, this limited edition set is probably the best way to get Armored Core 3. It comes with a special-cover version of the game. You can play while decked out in the spiffy Armored Core T shirt, and your favorite textbook can be clothed in a lovely bookcover. My personal favorite is the awesome action figure (worth bucks even on ebay).
In summary: Nice graphics, fun to customize your mech, lousy controls. When gameplay drives me nuts, I just vent out my frustration by pitting the included action figure in a slugfest against some beanie babies.
Great Package, OK game July 22, 2003
1 out of 6 found this review helpful
If you're not content with simple slash'em, shoot'em, make-things-very-dead mecha games, well, this may be the game for you. Armored Core 3 is a shooter that allows you to customize your fighting vehicle, the AC. Body parts, generators, radiators, weapons and all the other analogs to things you'd find under the hood of your daddy's Buick are presented in pseudo-scientific detail on a menu of parts that would put Baskin-Robbins to shame.
The mech designs are absosmurfly beautiful (I think they were designed by Shoji Kawamori who designed Macross/Robotech). Graphics of the mechs is great, and all cut-scenes incorporate your mech in a manner reflecting the parts you choose. Unfortunately, these beautiful battling behemoths duke it out on rather pedestrian, repetitive scenery.
Gameplay would be better if controls were more intuitive. Vertical panning of the targeting reticule is controlled by L2 and R2 - which are in horizontal relation to each other - would've been better if they'd used one of the analog sticks.
It seems to take forever for the AC to follow your commands! The slow response of the controls may add realism to reflect the fact that you're piloting a great big robot, and not a motorcycle. Nonetheless those who like Zone of the Enders-esque rapid reflexes may find this game frustrating.
For pure bang for the buck, this limited edition set is probably the best way to get Armored Core 3. It comes with a special-cover version of the game. You can play while decked out in the spiffy Armored Core T shirt, and your favorite textbook can be clothed in a lovely bookcover. My personal favorite is the awesome action figure (worth bucks even on ebay).
In summary: Nice graphics, fun to customize your mech, lousy controls. When gameplay drives me nuts, I just vent out my frustration by pitting the included action figure in a slugfest against some beanie babies.
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