Front Mission Alternative [Psx] - Trailer

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Published on February 11, 2023 4:46:12 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-pDgY05jNQ

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Front Mission Alternative (1997)

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Front Mission: Alternative is a 1997 game for the Sony PlayStation by Square Co.. The game was released exclusively in Japan. It was re-released in 2006 as part of Square Enix's Ultimate Hits line

GAMEPLAY:
In Front Mission: Alternative, the player has complete control over the weapons and shields of their individual Wanzers. Money earned by successfully completing missions can be used to customize Wanzers with a wide variety of weaponry, shields, and expansions.

Front Mission: Alternative is played on a large highly detailed map. Platoons (3 Wanzers to a platoon) are set on a course to attack enemy platoons. Timing and attack direction is vital to the success of missions. Although the player's platoon is always outnumbered, the AI of the computer opponent is rather limited and can usually be out-manoeuvered with careful planning.

PLOT:
Front Mission: Alternative takes place in a fictional timeline during the year 2030, in which the governments of Africa unite under one supernation known as the Organization of African Consolidation (OAC). Despite initially getting along well, member states of the OAC begin to express disagreements with how the bloc should lead Africa. In 2034, OAC member-states fight one another, resulting in the beginning of the African Conflict. The USN and OCU send in numerous detachments from their military to help stop the fighting, using an experimental weapons platform known as the wanderung wagen (WAW). One such detachment, the Independent Mobile Attack Company (IMAC), is sent around Africa to break up disputes and skirmishes between the OAC member-states.

Under the command of Earl McCoy, IMAC is sent into many battlefields in Africa and succeeds in bringing peace to several member states despite the presence of terrorist groups. EC forces are also seen in Africa, but do not fight alongside OCU and USN forces. Over time, the OCU and USN forces in Africa discover a connection between the EC forces, the terrorist groups, and causes behind the war.

Device:
Playstation Classic
Bleemsync 1.2
OTG
Sandisk Cruzer Blade 128 GB

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