PS3 Gundam: Crossfire
Sledgehammer70
California Icrontian
Now when I got my PS3 Fry's forced 8 games on us not of our choice, well in my mix up I pulled out a game titled Gundam: Crossfire. Now I remember the Gundam I grew up with and was a bit excited to see what the PS3 was going to give me with a bit of Gundam game play.
The game loaded and the graphics of the units looked cool! but than I started playing. The experience was just... well how can I put this? Complete Crap! The game is probably the worst game I have ever played in my entire life. The game play was that of 2 Cracker Jack toys being thrown across the room. I really tried to give the game a shot and played threw a few levels and even in multiplayer. Now it is possible a 6 or 7 year old would like this game, but watching them figure out the controllers, would be better than playing the game. As even I was hitting the buttons and the thing wouldn't respond or when it did, the game would do something opposite of what that button said it would do. As one other person put it "With extremely sluggish frame rate nearly makes the game unplayable, small confined maps, poor collision detection, no online multiplayer, lame special effects, weak weapons, bland backgrounds" I just can't say this is a good game
In all the game was a let down, I took it to EB Games and got some cash for a trade in and called it a day. To all you Gundam lovers out there, stick with the original version it is much better.
The game loaded and the graphics of the units looked cool! but than I started playing. The experience was just... well how can I put this? Complete Crap! The game is probably the worst game I have ever played in my entire life. The game play was that of 2 Cracker Jack toys being thrown across the room. I really tried to give the game a shot and played threw a few levels and even in multiplayer. Now it is possible a 6 or 7 year old would like this game, but watching them figure out the controllers, would be better than playing the game. As even I was hitting the buttons and the thing wouldn't respond or when it did, the game would do something opposite of what that button said it would do. As one other person put it "With extremely sluggish frame rate nearly makes the game unplayable, small confined maps, poor collision detection, no online multiplayer, lame special effects, weak weapons, bland backgrounds" I just can't say this is a good game
In all the game was a let down, I took it to EB Games and got some cash for a trade in and called it a day. To all you Gundam lovers out there, stick with the original version it is much better.
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