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 enlarge | From: Namco
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy Used: $11.00
You Save: $8.99 (45%)
New (8) Used (16) from $11.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 2499
Platform: Playstation 3
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 5.3 x 0.6
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 11002
Model: 15782781
UPC: 722674110020
EAN: 0722674110020
ASIN: B000I2KQ9U
Release Date: November 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Tested, plays great. Book included.
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 Great game for a launch tittle. August 31, 2007
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Let me start by saying I'm a Gundam fan, but not a fanbay;I can't name every mobile suit or character name, heck until recently I thought the Gouf MS was pronounced "Goth", like in Gothic. On to the review.
Graphics: 4.85/5 Sweet, but I've seen seen a little sicker graphics on my PC, albeit that my PC has almost all the latest hardware. Still, this is the best looking Gundam game to date. It's almost mind blowing.
Game play: 4/5 It plays like a revamped version of MS Gundam: Federation V. Zeon. The controls are very good, but the R2 button for the sniper mode is very sensitive; if your finger even lightly brushes up against it you go into sniper mode, which is really annoying. There are two campaigns: Federation and Zeon. There are four levels of difficulty: Easy, normal, hard and very hard. Lots of mobile suits from the one year war, all of which are customizable. Pilots gain levels and become better over time.
Difficulty: Varies
Replay value: 4.50/5 It has two campaigns; each can take any where from 4 to 7 hours or up to complete. It has new-game+ type of feature that allows you to keep all your MS, Pilot levels, cash, and rank which all carry over to your next play through, but the difficulty level is automatically up-ed by one each time. Plus it takes multiple play throughs to get the best pilots and other sweet stuff like the MS suits that the enemy uses.
Pros: Lots of Mobile Suits. Strategy and RPG elements. Two different campaigns. High replay value. Best graphics for a Gundam game to date.
Cons: R2 button issues. Needs another difficulty mode to account for replays. No space missions. No character voices or anime pilot scenes like in previous Gundam games.
Overall: A very good game for anyone whose into Gundam or giant robot type games.
 It would make a better coaster.... May 1, 2007
2 out of 5 found this review helpful
I was so mad when i played this game....i was hoping it would get better...but no...the controls are like driving a broken lawn mower. The invisible walls are really annoying. Atleast in Armored Core you can go alittle past without leaving the mission, but this is just stupid. If i had to put a price on this game..hmm they would have to pay me to play it..it is that horrible, that disgraceful. The people who made it obviously have no ability to understand what would be fun in a mech game (derranged howler monkeys for techs?). I got so bored and annoyed with this game i put it in the microwave, you can guess what happened then. Do not buy this game if you have an IQ of greater than 12 or it takes something more than "ooh shiney" to entertain you. Armored Core on the regular old playstation (one) is more entertaining than this, it does not even use the graphics of the PS3 well. Gundam has a wonderful story but this game does not even try to do it justice, this game should be forever stricken from the records. If you want a good mech game...get armored core...let this one rot in *censored*. DO NOT even rent it, you will just be thinking wow...i could have got a pepsi/coke for the money i wasted on this. The only reason i gave it one star in each category is because zero was not a option.
A kind of sad way to continue the gundam saga March 4, 2007
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
When I purchased Gundam: Crossfire, I was expecting a world-class, hi-def game for the PS3. I was wrong. Although the mobile suits have hundreds of tiny details, the scenery looks like something a 6-year old could have easily made. The gameplay is frustrating, more commonly is one's mobile suit destroyed than a mission is completed. However, the reason I'm giving this game 3 stars is because it was exhilirating to unlock and order new, more powerful mobile suits such as the great GM Sniper II. Overall, if you're a huge gundam fan, go ahead and buy, but if not, this game is a waste of money.
Wish I had researched beforehand February 28, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this game as a gift for a friend who owns a PS3. We both like sci-fi and giant robots so I figured this would be fun for both of us to play. The back of the game said it is a one or two person game which I foolishly assumed meant that there would be a cooperative mode. There IS NOT! You can play one player campaign mode or two player head to head.
First, the instructions are pathetically incomplete. We're seasoned gamers but we spent a long time trying to figure out the optimal use of the controls. One particularly bad bit of gameplay is the fact that you cannot move when you use your shield to guard.
Second, the graphics are terrible (incredibly blocky) as others have mentioned. This looks like it could have been a PS1 game and that was with the HD graphics on a 60 inch 1080i HD television!
Third, the head to head gameplay starts you off like an old west shootout with both robots facing directly towards each other a very short distance apart. There was no time to use strategy, just start firing away. On a side note, the beam gun seems to unbalance the game.
We played for a couple of hours before getting thoroughly bored and we went back to playing some PS2 games. Please don't waste your money like I did.
 Gundam The Great February 28, 2007
1 out of 5 found this review helpful
I love this game and would recommend it to any one that is a Gundam fan or just someone looking to try something new. I never before played any of the previous games on the PS2 but after playing this game I went back and gave a few of the old games a look over. They are all very fun, colorful and exciting. This newer version Gundam Crossfire for the PS3 system is outstanding in my opinion. I played and beat the game three times and each time it gets more and more exciting. Each battle you become stronger your skills increase leaving the enemy helpless. I have played countless amount of times on the very hard setting achieving the rank of General while unlocking Gundams of all types as well as enemy mobile suites that are not selectable until completing the game with good ranking. I've found that the Gundam is the strongest followed by the Gundam Ez8. I say give it a try. Play it, beat it and keep going. See how fast you can complete the game as well as the individual missions. See if you can get a perfect ranking of 'S' on every mission, see if you can complete most if not all mission without being hit by enemy fire. Make it fun, challenge yourself, challenge the game. See if you have what it takes to be a Gundam pilot. Thanks Amazon I love it. Forgive my spelling if there are miss spellings. One more thing. For fans of Gundam or if your not impressed with this particular Gundam game for the PS3 check out this website, it will give you something to look forward to. [...] Click movie and hit play. Enjoy:-)
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