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Mobile Suit Gundam: Senjou no Kizuna Portable Japan Import (Sony PSP, 2009)

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US $10.45

ApproximatelyAU $16.02

+ $19.24 postage

Estimated delivery Wed, 27 Aug - Fri, 5 Sep

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Japanese Game ships from Michigan by US seller. Immerse yourself in the world of Mobile Suit Gundam with this Japan-imported game for Sony PSP. Take control of your own mobile suit and engage in strategic battles across various landscapes. The game includes a manual and is region-free, making it accessible to players worldwide. Experience the thrill of the game with its RP (Rating Pending) classification and engage in conversations with other players. This game is a must-have for fans of the Gundam franchise and offers hours of entertainment. Order now from a US seller and start your journey towards becoming a Gundam master.

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by salbackast
18 Jan, 2025
Fun if you can get used to the controls!
Senjou no Kizuna is a great game for any hardcore Gundam fan, but requires a bit of dedication upfront. As a port of an arcade game, the PSP could never replicate the original twin-stick controls, but the adapted control scheme works well once you're used to it. While it's still based around short arcade-like rounds, this is much more simulation than pure arcade action---unlike other Gundam games on PSP like the VS series (Gundam vs. Gundam, Rengou vs. ZAFT, etc.), this is a very methodical game which requires patience and proper timing to succeed. The controls aren't particularly intuitive (the manual provides no help in this regard), but luckily the game has a Mission Mode that provides perfect tutorials for all of the game's mechanics. Even non-Japanese speakers are in luck, because the tutorials show button presses on screen as they walk you through, so it's just a matter of repeating what they demonstrate.
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