Mobile Suit Gundam: Journey to Jaburo

THE BAD:
The last levle, DAMN you! I can get to the part with the Green Mobile Suit. Then the thing kills me, Oh Well there really isnt mutch to say that is bad about this game.
And the bad is the Charicter Limit, now i have to add this crap. Blah Blah Blah

SUMMARY:
Well.. Even though this game was cool, and sorta fun, in away it was hindered by bad play, graphics, and well game play. I have changed my mind. the fact that it is gundamn should not be an over ridding factor in my judgment. This game is okay, if your a gundamn nerd/geek get it, but if not stay away, dont waste your money.

THE BAD:
Sometimes too challenging, No "back" button, Gaming choices are limited, Limited bullets

SUMMARY:
I would not buy this the first sight, i would recommend renting it. THEN if you like it....BUY IT! It is overll a good game. preeeetty hard. not oo hard though.. also you have to put in a whole magazine of rounds in ONE measly zaku. so i recommend using the beam bazooka

THE BAD:
Its just very challenging. If your some kind of a loser fag dont buy this game. buy pac man instead.

SUMMARY:
The story mode is short but you wont finish it in a day because its hard youll probably try 2 times to finish one stage.
I love the graphics, feels like an arcade.
The sad thing about it is its just hard.
I expected this game to be great but i was dissapointed because i think they could have made the controls easier.
I like gundam:chars counter attack in PS1 better than this game

THE BAD:
The controls take a little bit to get used to. battles in open areas.

SUMMARY:
I would like to say that out off all the gundam games I've played (I played them all but zeonic front) this I would have to say is the best. sure the other were nice but hey this has the best story line compared the the others. also the redrawn scenes from the show are good. lots to unlock, more to uncover then most games. well um, thats about it so cya.

THE BAD:
Integral scenes are skipped as there are no space battles. A little arcadey feeling.

SUMMARY:
The best video game adaptation to date, far exceeding the PSX and SNES's One year War sms. it chronicles Amuro rei's journey from Side 7 civilian to newtype legend in the making as he battles from Side 7 to jaburo. the game has a simple interface and is extremely fun. but it is extremely unrealistic, 7 beam shots to take down a Zaku? No, i'm sorry. the hidden mode allows you to unlock new MS and play as Zeon in 3 special missions. but it is hard for the true fan to overlook the absence of Space missions. One can only hope another game is to follow. but all in all, a fun little action title, a must-have for Gundam fans. Non-Gundam fans may want to pick up Zone of the Enders or Armored Core as J2J's...

THE BAD:
I really hate the controls because playing it at first
will be confuing, but then when you start getting use
to the controls man it will be easy ass just smokeing
weed.

SUMMARY:
Just buy the game and enjoy it man because all i got to
say is that it is the best gundam game that I have played so just buy it if you have a ps2 when you get use to the freaking controls it will be hella easy for
you. Also it very easy to beat it if you are a good game player.

SUMMARY:
Overview
It's been fifty years since Earth's population began living in orbiting space colonies and, while this move to alleviate the ballooning population has been a success, some unforeseen side effects have occurred. As these colonies traveled farther and farther from Earth, some started developing their own societies and identities. One of the more powerful colonial groups called Side Three actually seceded from the Earth Federation and launched an independence war.

After only one month of fighting, both sides lost over half of their populations and people became horrified at the carnage and loss of life. It's been over eight months now and there is a virtual stalemate as each side is licking their wounds and trying to turn the tide on this gruesome war.

Mobile Suit Gundam: Journey to Jaburo is a mech simulator based on the Gundam TV series. Throughout this game, you'll see...

THE BAD:
Control inputs don't respond immediately. Fine control is hard to master.

SUMMARY:
The game follows the first two of the three Mobile Suit Gundam movies very well.

An experienced game player will be able to complete this game in no time.

But what makes up for the lack of missions (9 in all) is the Tactics mode where you are awarded with 3 missions that you can play as a loyal soldier of the Earth Federation Space Force or a true warrior of the Principality of Zeon.

Depending on the score of the missions, you are awarded with new mobile suits and/or movie clips. They will make you come back to the game again after you've finished the story mode.

In a sentence, this game would be described as:
"Easy to conquer, difficult to master."

SUMMARY:
GOod