Just wanted to let you folks know that the game cover is reversible, with a pic of Motoko that's on the game instruction manual. The background is holofoil; gives it that extra shiney ooh and aah effect.

Barely noticed it. When I took the manual out, through the in between area behind the manual placeholders, I saw the upc code from the other side, and checked. Way to go Bandai, they should do this with all their games. Matter o' fact, every game company should.

Thanks for the the tip Raijin, and your right. All game company's should do that.Did you know
you can also do it to the Gundam 8th MS Team DVD's. On #1 it is the blond guy and kid with an explosion
behind them.

Seriously? No shite. Now I won't regret collectin' 'em.

while we're on the subject, it's interesting to note that if you reverse one of the 8th MS team covers it has a red gouf custom carving up a gundam [G] in the GM [G] colors. the gouf is red like char's zaku was red. it's undeniable that 8th MS team, and nearly every other UC/OWY gundam series for that matter, relies heavily on MSG from much of its script and/or story. i definitely saw the showdown between noris and shiro to be analogus to that of char and amuro. here's a little food for thought. do you think noris' gouf (if that red gouf truly is noris) was intended to be red like char's zaku at one time?

BTW, how is the game. i was waiting for you to review it on OTS, but you've been slacking. i really shouldn't talk, i'm far worse.


This message was edited by Algernon on Feb 14 2005.

I think it was planned to. Considering how fast the little bugger was running, they probably wanted to add something about that ol 20-30% mobility upgrade certain other red units had. But in the end, I guess they liked light blue better.

The game is pretty cool. Kinda short though. Not that it takes a few hours to beat, but the setup makes the stages seem short. Good game considering bandai was behind it.