Cyberbot feels essentially like a Street Fighter game (also made by Capcom), but with more fighting options. The way the characters move, combined with the sounds and fighting animations, are very similar to other notable Capcom titles. The game has an arcade feel to it and is very much a Capcom fighting game. Like Endless Wing, Cyberbots uses a four button control layout, of which players can attack, dash or hover, and fire projectiles. The attacks are extremely detailed, some Cyberbots can shoot well animated flames, and the speed moves feature well colored animations. The graphics are well done considering the time period, and the reactionary backgrounds give the game a realistic feel. This game has a huge range of depth, and players will quickly become immersed with Cyberbots.Įach character has their own storyline, and players are able to choose from a variety of robots to fight with, as well as choose which parts, armor and options to fight with, allowing for a bit of customizable gameplay. The game allows players to fight as mechs (giant robots), going through a number of highly detailed stages. If you've enjoyed the Street Fighter franchise, you will love this game, as the gameplay and overall look feel very similar.Īnother 2D robot fighting game, Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness was created by Capcom and released in 1994, for the Sega Saturn and PlayStation. For a SNES game, controlling a Gundam has never felt more realistic with Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Duel. The game's layout, from the health bars, animations and audio, to the beautiful plethora of combinations, throws and special attacks all help player's feel like they are in the arcade's of old, playing with quarters and using joysticks. Overall, this game has mastered the element of the in-home arcade style game. For a four button game this is phenomenal. There are weak and strong attacks, punches, weapon attacks, specials and super specials. In order to succeed within this game, players will need to master timing and blending together counters, evasions and specials. Much like the Street Fighter franchise, fights in Gundam Wing require strategy that the player will develop overtime. Players are able to control the gundams with a high level of accuracy, they can block, thrust and jump around the screen.
For example, the Tallgeese mobile suit is able to hover longer than the other fighters, and each Gundam has a different ability rating and special move. It has everything gamers love about fighting games. The simplistic nature of this game makes it extremely addicting.
Of course, this is further expanded with the addition of the Gundams. Endless Duel has an extremely thoughtful arcade style feel to it, initially this game seems like the classic Street Fighter game, in terms of fighting sounds, background music and layout. Players will be able to make use of boosters that enable to fighters to jet around the screen. The Mobile Suits are well designed and very much adhere to the anime's renditions, and the fighting mechanics are simply amazing. Everything is detailed, colorful, and smooth. From the character selection screen, to the versus screen animations, and of course, the fighting gameplay. The incentive for single player mode is that by winning players can unlock more playable characters. If the player chooses to play in single player mode, they must play through battles, which vary depending on which Gundam they pick. There are a few Second generation Gundams as well (Wing Zeron & Epyon). Fans of the anime will love this game as the five original Gundams are featured Wing, Scythe, Heavy Arms, Shenlong, Sand Rock and Death are all parts of this game. There are the Space Colony Gundams, or the Earth's Romefeller Foundation Army. Players can choose from a variety of Gundam suits and their pilots from one of two factions. The gundam is operated by a pilot who sits inside of it, much like they would an airplane or car. The game features characters and robots from the Mobile Suit Gundam Wing anime series.įor those unfamiliar, a gundam is known as a mobile suit, which is fancy terminology for a giant, powerful fighting robot.
First released exclusively for Japan in 1996, by Bandai, Shin Kidou Senki Gundam Wing: Endless duel, is a 2D combat game centered around the Gundam robots, for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES).
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