There’s also a special gauge that allows players one chance to use an ultimate attack too. Each mech can enter a super mode, but they have to power up to use their melee, ranged, or evasive abilities. For close range, there's one main melee attack, and pressing the directional pad in different directions will change the combo your mobile suit performs. Matches are team based, with the following attack features: There's one main ranged attack with shoulder buttons used for other ranged and melee attacks. Maxi Boost ON is a 3D arcade arena fighter that resembles more towards Virtual On, than to Jump Force or Dragon Ball: Xenoverse.
Although English is limited throughout the game, the pre/post battle dialogue does enhance the anime experience by having an idea of what the characters are saying to each other. Fortunately, the makers did provide English subtitles for the pre and post battle dialogue. For fans of English dubbed anime, you’re also out of luck as Japanese audio is the only option for character speech in the game and at the menus. There should've been communication somewhere that explained this feature. Second, the Arcade and Mission Mode music can’t be altered, just the tracks for playing online. There are two drawbacks to the feature First, the game seems to have trouble copying every song from the flash drive. From the specific laser blast sounds, to the iconic Newtype 'ping' sound, to even the hit and explosive sound effects the sound mechanics in the game makes the player feel like they're actually living an episode of the anime.Īnother feature that’s found is the option to customize the music with your own, by importing MP3 files via a USB flash drive. In regard to the sound effects, the game literally takes from the anime series and doesn't disappoint. The songs ranged from the opening themes (with the lyrics) to songs played from the action sequences in the anime.
Every game in the Gundam series has had at least one song from their respective anime incorporated into the game. Thankfully, this series has been successful in this aspect. With licensed games, getting music from the source material can be difficult. The game’s environment and its effects are slightly pixilated with jagged edges in some areas, but it's not enough to distract the viewer from the game. With Maxi Boost ON, its not far behind in this department. For me, Dynasty Warriors Gundam 3 had the best aesthetics of any Gundam game due to their cel-shaded models. The character models are fantastic and look just as good if not better than the Gundam Versus' series character models.
For this PS4 port, the graphics have slightly improved. Maxi Boost ON first came out in arcades when the PS3 was still active.
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