After seeing one of the latest trailers for the PS3 version of Kidou Senshi Gundam Extreme VS Full Boost and seeing some of the new additions, we took a look at some of the new burst attacks that are present in the arcade version of the game.
Here's the trailer that got us super hyped.
Mobile Suit Gundam EXTREME VS Full Boost is an expansion to Gundam EXTREME VS that was released on the PS3. Aside from new characters too choose from and a few balance tweaks and changes, it also introduces a few new features absent from the previous game,
Each mobile suit has a new Burst Attack move and the ability to pick from two types of Extreme Burst modes, the A-type Assault Burst and B-type Blast Burst. A few mission modes have been added as well as an improved online netcode and the ability to play the arcade mode co-op online.
There will be are 90 playable mobile suits in the game and what looks to be a few new moves for some characters. I've been playing the Gundam VS games since the SEED versions and Gundam vs Gundam Next Plus is one of my favorite games of all time. I also currently own Mobile Suit Gundam EXTREME VS on the PS3 and will surely pick up Full Boost as soon as I can. If you own a PS3 and like the Gundams, this is an easy recommendation. The game will be in Japanese only so you may need to import it but I'm sure you won't regret it. Mobile Suit Gundam EXTREME VS Full Boost comes out in Japan on January 30, 2014.
We have a few videos of Gundam EXTREME VS on our main youtube channel. Check them out.
Like I said in my Skullgirls demo impressions post, I got a $20 PSN card and bought Skullgirls. I also bought some more videogame toys so let's get into it.
So Skullgirls, I bought it, checked to see if it really did install the full game unlock, went into training mode and tried some other characters for a few minutes. Outside of that I haven't played it for real yet. This is my first weekend since getting an internet connection setup in my home (finally) so Ziggy (my PS3) is busy downloading and installing update for every single disc I pop in. Those update can't be downloaded in the background so I'm stuck watching a very boring screen for 10 minutes to even an hour NOT playing the game. No worries though since I got a whole Sunday still ahead of me.
Aside from Skullgirls I also bought a Legend of Zelda gashapon set. Usually these come in one of those random capsule machine where you don't know what you're getting until you open it but since I got mine from a local hobbyshop (GreatToysOnline), it was already a complete set meaning no duplicates. I'm sure most of you will say that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the bestest 3D Zeldarific game ever but in this figure set I gotta say that the Ocarina figure are the weakest of the bunch. Young Link is in an ok pose but is facing all the way to the side of the stand and young Zelda looks like Master Yoda with those big eyes and big ears. My personal favorite from the bunch are the Wind Waker figures since they look exactly like their video game counterparts (w/c are adorable) and is what sold me on getting the set in the first place. The Skyward Sword ones are pretty cool too since I like the new design of the characters. Paint job on the figures re pretty spot on considering they are gashapons though to be fair they are one of the expensive gashapons (they went for 200php a piece which means 4 tokens per draw) so at least the QAs did their job.
On to the items that are in sort of the grey area of things. Not quite recently bought but more like recently acquired. Finally got my hands on the import of Gundam Extreme Vs. that I sent for back in February and the custom printed t-shirt that a friend of mine did for my birthday present. Since shit is still downloading, installing, and updating on my PS3, the Gundam Extreme Vs. game is still sealed in it's plastic shrink wrap (NRFB mode). Still deciding whether to open it tonight or save it for tomorrow and try Battlefield 3 online for the first time instead.
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