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With new missions and 150 new enemies in the Arena Disk, AC: MOA should keep you occupied for quite a while. Highly Recommended!

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Armored Core Masters of ArenaOct 01, 2001
By Cody O'hara
Hmmm... Well, This game is the same tired formula of the two previous games mixed into one giant package. I enjoyed this game, not because of the great missions, not because of almost endless battles, but the thing that most impressed me was the ability of ultimate customization of your mech. (I built all the gundams and tallgeese, and the dolls!) The options are almost limitless, as you can build the aformentioned. The site to do this is www.gamewinners.com. just go into playstation games, and you'll find it. eventually. Back to the game, The graphics are somewhat mediocre, the controls are somewhat murky, and the number of missions are inexusible. (19? please.) But, in light of all these flaws, This game is either rentable or purchaseable. do either as soon as possible, or if you have a playstation 2, BUY armored core 2: another age. It's just like Project Phantasma.

5 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Rchangel(+)Jul 11, 2000

I want this to be sort of a last word on this game. If you have any background in mecha combat, anime, or simply good taste you will like this game. The degree to which you will like this game varies directly with your affinity for those things which i have mentioned. The game itself is good. The graphics are on, the sound isn't spectacular, but it does the job. The storylie is imaginative and involving and the mechanics (menus, loading, disc swapping) are all just fine. If you are picking this game up as your first in the series you will have to work hard. Some of the complaints i see on other reviews about battling are based on the fact that new players are fighting Plus+ es. As far as i know you can only become a plus in the first game. All that speed, boosting power, magical radar, DEADLY laserblade that shoots stuff is earned by becoming a plus, not to mention launching overweight, overpowered mechs which i enjoy all the time. Spending your time in the first couple games collecting equipment and earning special abilities comes in very handy in MOA. I noticed in EX Arena all of the battles in humanoid legs are pretty easy until the last. It's like this. If any player got my mech together (16 slot core, heavy arms, medium humanoid legs, moonlight saber, finger machine gun, tri-barreled lookin' back weapon, slug gun, wide fcs, dynamite generator, best boosters(i can't bother with the exact stats)), and fought the kind of power boosting, weapon switching, six missle dodging, machine gunning, laserblading, smoking firestorm of a battle that i did, they wouldn't complain. This game rules. If you like mechs If you like anime/japanese style combat(front mission, gundam, patlabor, votoms, voltron, zeyromer, etc.) You will love this game. Whiners with no experience, ambition, and appreciation for a decent game and the whole giant robot phenomenon need not apply.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Armored Core FAN!Jun 07, 2000

Overall, this game is awesome. Although there are some problems with you AC getting in the way of the camera. And in one player mode, the arenas are all one on one. It would be at lot better if you could choose either to fight one two or three enemies at a time, like in a battle royal. Every man for himself. It would also be cool if you could play two player on the same team, doing missions, and such. Another good thing to do would be to make it so that you could hire people to help you, like MT's. Or if you could take on protege's. I like this game, and once i got used to it i started doing good. In three days, after I got going good i made it 60% through the game.

10 of 14 found the following review helpful:

Armored Core: Master Of ArenaApr 21, 2000

This was actually a good game from my point of view as an experienced player at this game. Although the load time and the difficulties of the ExArenas might have been too high for some people but that's a challenge they must face.

The good thing about this series is that computers actually started the method that humen uses (mirrage dance, hand-gun-lock, and air cut as some example).

And the other good thing was that it mixed the missions and the arena together so you will have to fight and have some experience before the big boss.

The last good thing that I thought was that it diversed the two events which was normal senario and the extra arena mode.

The bad thing about this game was that it would be too hard for unexperienced starters and non-starters. It had good challenges for the experienced but this didn't have the training for the unexperienced.

The other thing was that it had a real slow loading time. That killed the fun of it sometimes.

The last bad thing was that it didn't use joy-stick. That is a problem.

Over-all rating is 4 stars.

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