Custom Robo V2 Episode 5 — A Fimiliar Face!

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Hello Everybody of the Let’s Play community I am the Blindswordsman and welcome back to let’s play Custom robo v2 last time we did more training this time we do more tests more training before heading to the academy but first a fimilar face!

Conception and Planning (Late 1990s): The development of "Custom Robo V2" began in the late 1990s when NOISE, a small Japanese video game developer known for their work on the Custom Robo series, started planning the sequel to the original "Custom Robo" game. The original "Custom Robo" was a Japan-exclusive title for the Nintendo 64.

Game Boy Color Platform (Late 1990s - Early 2000s): NOISE made the strategic decision to develop "Custom Robo V2" for the Game Boy Color, a handheld console with a significant user base at the time. This decision allowed the game to be more accessible to a wide audience and provided a unique gameplay experience on the portable platform.

Unique Features (Late 1990s - Early 2000s): The development team focused on refining the game's core features, which included intense real-time battles between customizable miniature robots. The ability to personalize these robots with various parts and weapons was a standout feature, offering players a deep and strategic combat system.

Storyline and Characters (Late 1990s - Early 2000s): "Custom Robo V2" incorporated a deeper storyline with a diverse cast of characters, which added depth to the game. The story-driven approach aimed to engage players on a more emotional level and give them a reason to invest in the world of Custom Robos.

Localization and Release (2000): After several years of development, "Custom Robo V2" was released in Japan in 2000 to critical acclaim. However, it did not see an official English-language release, much to the disappointment of North American and European fans. The lack of localization may have been due to the declining popularity of the Game Boy Color in favor of the newer Game Boy Advance at the time.

Fan Translations (2000s - Present): In the absence of an official English version, devoted fans took it upon themselves to create fan translations of "Custom Robo V2" so that non-Japanese speakers could experience the game. These fan translations are still available and have helped keep the game's fanbase alive and strong.

Legacy (Present): "Custom Robo V2" continues to have a dedicated following, and its legacy endures as a beloved part of the Custom Robo franchise. Fans praise its deep gameplay, engaging storyline, and the creativity it allows through robot customization.

While "Custom Robo V2" remains a cherished gem in the world of video gaming, it also serves as a testament to the power of fan communities, who ensure that exceptional games are not forgotten, even if they never receive official localization.

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