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Kidō Senshi V Gundam

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Also known as
機動戦士Vガンダム

Pilot the Victory Gundam in side scrolling combat to destroy enemy mobile suits.

Kidō Senshi V Gundam was released for the Super Famicom (SNES) in Japan in 1994 by Bandai; it is the original version of the game, with no earlier release on another platform.


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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
779.96 KB
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About Kidō Senshi V Gundam

Kidō Senshi V Gundam is a combat-focused title that adapts the narrative of its anime counterpart. The player controls Uso, who operates the Victory Gundam and eventually the V2 Gundam in a series of encounters.

Progress through the story, which spans from initial Earth battles to the Angel Halo's demise, is punctuated by intermittent animated sequences. The core objective during gameplay is to eliminate all hostile mobile suits that are present. The Gundam's arsenal varies, including configurations with multiple rifles and a beam saber or, in specific space missions, a chargeable beam rifle alongside other standard weaponry.

Kidō Senshi V Gundam Screenshots

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Title Screen
The opening cutscenes summarize the start of the series.
The vucan guns are weak, but don't run out of ammo.
Slapping Asher around for what he did to my Shokew.
Uso gets into fights with mass production units most of the time.
Surprisingly, the battle rifle is much more effective than the beam saber.
Fighting a weapon deadlock.
The V Gundam eats a plasma blast to the face.
Leaving Earth.
Space combat is basically the same as ground based combat.
Queen Armonia rallies her forces against the Earth Federation.
The Beam Rifle doesn't have much ammo, but it packs a punch.