Professional Previews, Reviews, and Roundups

Average Review Score:
3.25/5.0

Reviews

website score publish date article quality
Game Freaks 3657.7/10Jun 09 '07
360 IGN5.9/10Mar 20 '07
Gamespot7.7/10Mar 20 '07
Gamespy2.5/5Apr 27 '07
Team Xbox6.2/10Mar 20 '07
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Previews
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Gamespot Sep 16 2005 
360 IGN Feb 14 2007 
EuroGamer Sep 23 2005 
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"Although we haven't had the chance to try out the online game, we were able to get answers on a few details regarding how it will play. Like the graphics, the online modes won't differ between the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions. Both will feature deathmatch and team deathmatch with up to 8 players along with the option to trade parts with others you meet. The only real difference between the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions, according to the producers, will be the presence of voice chat on the Xbox 360 version. PS3 owners, it appears, will be silenced. You'll be able to take any mech you have designed with all of the parts you unlock in the offline game into the online arena. Do not expect to dominate the online world before investing a significant amount of time building up your machine -- you have been warned."
"The Armored Core franchise celebrates its tenth anniversary this year. To have that kind of staying power, it’s clear Sega and FromSoftware know what this fan base wants, but although Armored Core 4 delivers its usual, expansive customization options, it isn’t enough to overlook weak single-player missions and lackluster visuals."
"Armored Core 4 is a huge step forward in every way. It might have been simplified a lot, and a lot of long-time fans might find that to be disappointing, but I think it was a much-needed shot of juice. You’ve got some pretty good graphics, fast-paced destructive mech combat, and online multiplayer. What more could you ask from a mech game?"
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"It looks nicer, it plays faster, and with its lower barrier to entry, Armored Core 4 should appeal to more than just the series' faithful gearheads."
"...those that are already AC fans will surely take to this game much more than I did. It’s simply not a mainstream enough title that it’ll inspire those with a passing interest in the franchise to really dive in for a change. I’m optimistic that Sega won’t abandon a bigger audience by trying to satisfy both the mech tweakers and the twitch-action addicts, but the way I see it, it’ll have to wait until AC5."
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