Another Century's Episode
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In the future, interstellar political strife has led to the formation of a global governing body called the United Community of Earth, or UCE. Recently, global energy shortages have led to the development of a new energy source, a powerful substance named E2. However, there are those who want it for their own personal gain, and the UCE defense forces are the front lines in protecting the Earth against rebel groups.
Another Century's Episode, is an robot anime crossover action game, comparable to a cross between Zone of the Enders and Super Robot Taisen. Starting as a rookie UCE pilot, the player will fight against and alongside many characters from nine famous robot anime series, piloting 40 different so-called real robots. The game features a heavy focus on fast-paced aerial combat. All mechs can fly and boost continuously -- even those that could not in their original appearances -- and have numerous weapons and abilities closely modeled after the source material.
Much like the Armored Core series by the same developer, the game is divided into missions, each with multiple objectives. Completing missions moves the story forward, and also earns Ace points, which can be used to purchase new mechs, upgrade their ship's storage capacity (allowing for more mechs), or upgrade individual mechs in various ways. Each mission also features a "secret object", and completing enough of these will unlock additional machines to purchase. Completing the story will open a "free mission" mode where any mission in the game can be replayed for better rank or to complete the secret objective. There is also a two-player battle mode, where any two unlocked machines can battle head-to-head.
The game features playable mechs from the following series:
- Aura Battler Dunbine
- Blue Comet SPT Layzner
- Brain Powered
- Heavy Metal L-Gaim
- Martian Successor Nadesico: Prince of Darkness
- Metal Armor Dragonar
- Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
- Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack
- Mobile Suit Gundam Wing
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- アナザーセンチュリーズエピソード - Japanese spelling
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Playable mecha
The only two playable machines in the game not licensed from anime are the two starting machines. Of these, the Gespenst Mark II is a mainstay from Banpresto's Super Robot Taisen series, while the Cloud Breaker hails from From Software's little-known Murakumo.
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Game added by j.raido 【雷堂嬢太朗】.
Game added December 18, 2012. Last modified May 29, 2024.