PS4 Gundam Breaker 3 Break Edition (English Subtitle) for Playstation 4

Oh? What's that? You like Gundam and you want a super solid dope big butt get your gf addicted and as to why you need a 2nd Gundam game to play? I sure hope you didn't buy "New Gundam Breakers". I did, i was sad... And you know that stuff that comes out of your chocolate starfish in the morning (or every other morning, if you're unlucky like that like my coworker that has to question if the Imodium will kick in faster than the.....yeah...), well, that stuff is EXACTLY "New Gundam Breakers". Smells, and if you're super weird, it plays just like it (but worse). Gundam Breaker 3, however, it's nothing like that weird chocolate butt stuff. It's much more like angel-fresh linen butt stuff. It's really good, so good, you get your gf addicted. I'm not suuuuuuuper picky when it comes to video games, i just copied and pasted this review and heavily reworded it..... But if you like looking sorta not really down the sights of plastic toy rockets, and sending three-ton shells of Japanese hoot'nanny downrange to smack the mammaries off of smirky mooks, while chest burdting your sword through things or people that deserve it, boy oh man! Holy FEKKIN' heck is this the most frackenest game for you. In all seriousness, top ten game. Hands down. *Slaps table like an infomercial trying too hard to sell you something to chop nuts* The combat is phhhhekkin smooth and fast-paced aa heckaroni and fleek. It's like Armored Core had a forgotten love child with Devil-May-Cry and out came a mutation of goodies. Huge customization(think saints row but BIGGER), whatever. Just buy it or dont....im not your dad...

At the time of writing this, New Gundam Breaker is the latest addition to the series and is still bad. Gundam Breaker 3 Break Edition is a great robo customization game and an ok hack-n-slash game. Each MS has slots for Head, Body, Arms, Legs, Backpack, Shield, Melee weapon, and Ranged weapon along with several flexibly peaceable builders parts for further customization. Parts may be leveled up and combined to increase rarity and gain abilities, which weirdly both curbs and necessitates balancing that just doesn't exist (there's a lot you can make through merging parts that will be extremely overpowered). Option equipment is usable for the most part (its a stat buff if it's not), but it's not usually worth having unless you increase it's damage output somehow. After beating a campaign, you can replay it in extreme difficulty mode to acquire MG parts. I personally haven't bothered much with extreme cause it just reuses the same story/missions, and the reward is just slightly-bigger versions of the same parts, tho they are stronger at base. Missions basically throw out hoards of MS for you to defeat in waves so you can move on, pretty standard hack-n-slash stuff. The DLC opens up the abilities to merge elemental damage into weapons and to release the level cap on parts, of course only as rewards for completing missions for the items to do so. There's also a few extra MS added, and those were neat too, but they were scattered across 5-ish new mission sequences which are a lot more padding to an already padded game. So, nice DLC overall. I'd really recommend this to anyone that needs a custom robo fix and is fine with becoming an overpowered MS pilot by the end.

As a massive fan of Gundam myself, I'm happy I bought this as making my own Gundam(or Gunpla in this case which means Gundam Plastic Model) and using it to defeat other Gundam/Gunpla felt great. Almost every Gundam series (up to Iron Blooded Orphans and some original mecha designs for this edition the game) is represented here meaning that almost any fan of the series can achieve their dream of using their own custom Gundam/Gunpla to use in combat. The gameplay here is a lot of fun as it's basically a combination of "Armored Core," "Dynasty Warriors," and "Monster Hunter." Glad this game has English subtitles as even the menus are properly and accurately translated into English. My only complaints would be how the story mode's "story" is nothing special(not very good but it's a good motivator for the player to keep forward progress) and this game is kind of a nightmare for completionists who will have to collect hundreds of the same parts used to customize their Gundam/Gunpla where the RNG can be annoying. And also a warning for newcomers, note that the "O" button is used for accepting instead of "X" as their functionalities are reversed which for me personally took a while to get used to. All in all though, this game is a must own for any Gundam fans who are gamers, and just for those like me who are looking for a fun mecha game to play. I can assure you, I don't regret my purchase at all and I'm glad I bought and played through this fun game.

This is a very solid western market choice for a Gundam game. It has all the DLC and no issues for text translation. As a game, my only issues are that it is a tad easy for my tastes. I immediately went to the "hardcore" setting as that was the highest you could go before finishing the story. Also there is a heavy focus on melee as ranged combat is determined by gear or secondary abilities. This was a bit disappointing as I like the giant lasers and missile volleys of doom from the anime (it's there, but most of your time you will be doing melee combos over and over). But really, this is a brawler akin to Gundam Dynasty Warriors. It is all about collecting and upgrading your mobile suits. And to that end, it is a treat for a non-Japanese reading Gundam fan. Definitely consider watching one of the Gundam Fighters anime to go with the Gunpla battling experience that is the timeline agnostic kit mashup of Gundam Breakers. If you want a good western turn based strategy title, check out Gundam SD G Genesis. The western release on Switch has all the DLC and is another great way to enjoy Gundam while watching the UC timeline shows. I assume SD Crossrays is just as good, but I am a UC junkie at heart and that one focuses on the offshoot timelines.

El mejor Gundam Breaker moderno, miles de partes de Mobile Suits diferentes para hacer y deshacer a tu gusto. El vendedor fue muy atento y todo llegó en excelentes condiciones.

Gundam Breaker 3 Break Edition, is essentially as it is advertised, the original release of the game + all the DLC and updates pre-packaged together. As to whether it is worth it or not, I'd have to say yes. To address the base game 'in brief', it is an arena battler situated around a fairly loose narrative and involves collecting tiered loot in a manner reminiscent of Diablo 3. However, unlike Diablo, Gundam Breaker 3 focuses heavily on customization, and allows for a wide variety of parts to be assembled together as desired. And through a merge system, allows you to keep and simply continually upgrade or swap out stats on any given part, so you can always keep your look. There are a huge number of model kits to collect from the myriad of gundam series over the decades, and are divided between HG and MG (which can only be gained in extreme or Newtype difficulty modes unlocked after beating the game on each successive difficulty level). MG parts are only cosmetically different, being slightly larger than HG parts. The game does have a multiplayer cooperative component, which can see up to four players teaming up to take on a stage, with the strength of enemies increasing for each player present. Otherwise there is the Bounty Hunter arena mode which allows you to fight other players machines for ingame currency, or just the thrill of climbing the leaderboard. The game's plot is fairly insubstantial, and while fun in its own way, bears no real consequences to the game save a few skippable cutscenes before, after, and sometimes during stages. As for the DLC, the number of new model kits added per individual DLC was underwhelming and not really worth buying (assuming you had a valid region PSN account), but collectively definitely worth it when bundled together. In total there are around 25 new kits to collect, each of which sees some new little piece of equipment, some of which are entirely unique in function, making for a rabbit-hole of possible combinations and applications when customizing your setup. In terms of stages there are a couple of dozen new stages, most of the which are essentially the same as those from the base game, with a few new (or legacy) stages from previous Gundam Breaker games. These continue the plot of the base game, and are again fun if insubstantial, nevertheless, I enjoyed it. In summary, it's a loot based action-battler with insane levels of customisation options available. If that sounds like it might appeal to you, it's well worth picking it up.

Trae restos de pegatinas grandes en el envoltorio/precinto exterior. No importa si los vas a desprecintar para usarlo pero si lo quieres mantener precintado para coleccion esta bastante feo con los restos grandes de pegatinas a medio quitar.

Gioco stupendo, per chi ama i gundam e i gunpla super consigliato. Il migliore su ps4

Love it! You have access to a large variety of gundam models (HG and MG) and weapons who come with different sets of attack patterns (even on the same parts), so you can completely customize your fight-/ playstyle. You can freely add a variety of preset colors to your gunpla or make your own with custom metal or glossy finishes, chipping and damage. The bounty hunter mode is awesome, because you have the option of fighting 2-4 machines designed by other players (and/or yourself). The online ranking system is fair, because it resets every week, so you actually have a chance to make an impression on the online community. F.y.i.: Playstation plus is not required to access the bounty hunter mode or the leaderboard.