Super Robot Wars 30 Review - Noisy Pixel
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"This is a 40 hour experience"
I'm 72 hours in and just now I got the mid-game upgrade for the protagonist
Does the huck 30 get a new model
I usually take between 80 - 100 hours to finish the recent SRW games. It really depends if you watch the animations, do DLC missions, read the dialogues, and take your time to upgrade and arm your units. If you skip most of that, yeah you could easily finish SRW30 in around 40 hours, but it took me close to 90 hours.
@@MikeSmith-db6sf Yes. It gets upgraded to the Huckebein 30th and basically gains the Black Hole Cannon, plus a slightly different animation for all the previous attacks. It's a little underwhelming, especially when compared to other Huckebeins. After seeing Ing's Exexbein, the Huckebein 30th is pretty basic. Then again, SRW30 is a little disappointing with its attack animations compared to older SRW games.
@@SB0083
It gets the Roche Saber in the latest expansion
For me I love to see the animation every time
0:40 Butt check cam made this anime AF
I think the footage is taken directly from the anime.
Ah, yes, Tamaki of Team 'frick like Rabbits'. >.>
Already finished my first run and loved the game. I really appreciate how the writing team took advantage of the increase of available missions to flesh out a lot of the characters and give everyone small moments where they interact with one another.
Considering how bad the pandemic is in Japan, it is amazing that they were able to pull this off only two years after the previous SRW game.
well.. well... the end credits ost is quite good , the title song is With Love ,
so much vibe for 90's and 2000's melody , mix violin with electric guitar, etc.. cool
classic feel with standard modern mix along with their great vocals
The Project X Zone of the Mecha genre has finally got a mainline entry in the West. Just like with PXZ, which helped players into discovering and enjoying all those great video game franchises, Super Robot Wars can help get people into enjoying those classic Mecha series from both the past and present.
At least, they were able to bring an entry that has little to no licensing issues for the West, and hopefully they continue in that direction. We barely have any Mecha-based video games in the West and this one is a good starting point at renewing interest in them.
I don't mind playing an easy game, especially as we've seen a lot of punishing games in the past decade or so. Enjoying a good story without having to throw away my controller/handheld device at the wall in frustration is what I prefer and if the game offers such an option, then I'm in good hands.
Been playing SRW since OG1 and OG2 on GBA. Mechs aside, SRW is a pretty solid SRPG. Utilizing support attack/defends, balancing ammo, energy and SP use. It's not terribly difficult but I would rank it up there with fire emblem.
What would be the one you recommend for a newbie to the series? I'm not sure I'll pick up more than one, since they seem pretty similar. V, X, T and 30 seem readily available for the ps4 in English. Thanks!
@@Jake-po4sp All of them are good starting points for newbies and I think that's the point. 30 is probably the easiest tho, but just go with one with series you like, that's what most people do
I had this pre-ordered through playasia for switch and it has shipped. I loved this series back on the GBA, which was the only western release till now. I highly recommend this series! This will be my 4th super robot wars game on switch!
Srw og is a different series than srw. There's no licenced suits or crossovers with og. We never got the rest of og's games either
@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 right which is why we got two games on the GBA.
What's been your favorite?
@@Jake-po4sp they are all good in their own way, but if picking I would say T.
@@champdancer19 Thanks!
1:00 A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
I really want this game, but something tells me that soon there's going to be a US release of the PS4 version with the DLC a la Game of the Year Edition or something like that. If not then I'll import the version with the DLC from Play Asia since I don't play on Steam and I want those Trophies on my PSN account. Still enjoyed V and X and can't wait to get into T, shame I can't get the expansion DLC without jumping though hoops but them's the breaks I guess. Though I wonder if at some point there's going to be an OG Generation collection at some point in the future if this games' sales are good enough.
Not gonna happen. "Game of the Year" packages just aren't Bamco m.o. They'll probably lower the price after a while, but they're not going to include DLCs.
Why have I not heard of this series before?!?!
The only other western release was on the GBA, which was the OG so original characters. The license fee for the characters and music would make it super expensive. I import the games from playasia. Most versions have English subtitles. Except super robot wars T. The japanese version does not have English subtitles. However the southeast Asian version does.
My copy came earlier than expected. And I haven't even finished T yet.
this has been out... on ps4 for almost 2 years how the hell did i miss this!?... i remember Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier... freaking awesome game... and on a morbid note... it was the game i was playing when my dad went into a coma andd never woke up again... was setting at the end of his doctors bed... to this day i still cant bring myself to play any hand held consoles... i know its a mental thing... but it is a thing... this game looks pretty cool...
couldnt find it on the american psn store.... did this even coming out in America?... i really want to play this :(
Nice quick review. In my opinion, SRW 30 is a good mainline SRW game just like the others that came before it, but I can’t shake the feeling that this will be the last mainline SRW game for a good while....Bandai Namco has already emphasized a very telling “お願いします！” several times during their livestreams leading up to release, after all, they did spend a LOT on licensing again including finally bringing back Victory Gundam. The new Missions feature also portends a long break for the mainline series.
In any case, I yearn for the return of the “hot-bloodedness” that SRW used to be known for...that’s why I’m hoping that the SRW OG Team can get back to work. The OG games’ animations are top-notch and truly hot-blooded as opposed to the newer mainline games’ sluggish, more...”artistic” animation style. The games run on vastly different animation engines after all.
In closing, I REALLY hope that at least OG 2nd and Moon Dwellers can be ported to the Nintendo Switch along with a subsequent announcement of OG3.
I am curious if we’ll ever get something like the Gundam Musou again. Those would be so rad on newer hardware
Just the fact we have the return to the lead heroine trio from Magical Knight Rayearth return to the series as playable units complete with their iconic combination finishing moves Flash Spark and Flash Sword after their first and seemingly last appearance in Super Robot Wars T as well as the debut of Gridman and the Grid-Squad from SSSS: Gridman as a playable team complete with the finishing move being Hyper Agent Gridman aka "Spoiler Alert for SSSS: Gridman episode 12's final fight" the OG version of Gridman showing up to kick villainous mech ass to an instrumental version of Yume No Hero the opening theme to OG live-action show Choujin Denka Gridman is awesome.
I love it as it is but I hope if they change anything for the future installments of the game they add elements from other cool strategy rpg games like Front Mission and Valkyria Chronicles. in particular instead of having to upgrade individual units make it a matter of leveling up classes as a group [maybe in terms of Supers or Reals or in terms of what can be loosely organized into Tanks/DPS/Supports] as was done VC.
Keep the attack animations flashy but it'd be more satisfying if the lead up to executing them were done like in super robot taisen endless frontier way back on the NDS or like in Valkyrie Profile [specifically Covenant of the plume also from the DS]. If they try to do it like VP it can even lead to customized combination attacks where players would be allowed to make Squadrons of mixed units [maybe 3-4] bound to the respective face buttons. Then the battle system in general could be a hybrid version of how it was handled in Valkyrie Profile 2 [in the ps2] and Valkyria Chronicles 1-3 [ vc1-ps3 / vc2&3-psp].
When they announced the extra difficulty I was hoping for at least the bare minimum of something like the system that was used for Zone of the Enders Fist of Mars [GBA] that was basically a SRT game version of Zone of the Enders. Instead they just went and removed the power leveling tricks, increased the XP cap for lvl ups which is was ok to me, but for others it didn't really make the game tougher in a good way. It just became more tedious and grindy which can be a huge turn off to potential new players to the franchise.
I love SRT and would be really all for a level of success as seen with Fire Emblem. The Animations for the Attacks are already as good as it can get so I think more focus should be invested in expanding the gameplay elements and challenge that the game can offer. Not just cheap difficulty adjustments like buffed enemy stat and nerfed player units but an expansion to aspects of strategic combat that to be fair was already explored by other great SRPGs out there.
It wouldn't hurt to mix what worked well with others so that the players experience would expand for Super Robot Wars. The Bare minimum would be to do a SRT game that's basically a robo-themed remix of the Project X Zone approach.
All in all thanks for this upload!
I got T and 30 from Play-Asia!
I just wanted to see more of zanger zonvolt O:
I games on my ps5, when will the console versions of Super Robot Wars 30 be available in the United States?
As much as that would be awesome. SRW30 will only be on the PC via Steam here in the US the console versions are Japan Exclusive but the console versions do have English Subtitles so you will be able to understand the menus and what's going on in the story. In fact when I get the money I'm going to order either the PS4 version or Switch version from an online retailer.
Namco can’t do this to us, most people play video games on consoles then PC, they can’t miss that opportunity.
How is this one in comparison to t, x, and v ? To be the newest one, i don't see any improvement 🤔 delight me as to why i should buy this one.
I have the same sentiments (hence why I am here). If anything, this installment seems to require you to buy some DLC, the roster is not complete on the disc! I'. Contemplating getting T instead physically, then maybe this on Steam...
VXT are pretty much standalone while in different narrative setting in each installment. Even though they share many repeat robots they did add twist where some OP units from V ain’t so great so you prefer to use new unit they buff the heck out of for that installment. I believe the reason they add Earth and Space route on the game is to make casual fan like me to enjoy next installment differently since Earth focus more of Super Robot and Space focus more on Real Robots (Mobile Suits). 30 feels more like a dream match which is freedom for players to choose how they play and feel power fantasy compare to VXT
@@AkagiRedSun i"m more of a super robot guy but do like some gundam suits ( just a few of em) so yeah i think it would be a good purchase. Good info, thanks.
Is this on the Switch eShop? I can’t find it.
Not in the US. You have to import that
@@NoisyPixelNews I see. Thanks!
Laser Sword, wish shaider with annie and Ultraman were here too
I played GBA OG 1&2, Portable A and 2nd OG that I bought from eBay decades ago. Every installment was huge graphical improvement and after picking up 30 expecting ridiculous animation but overall disappointment on the cinematic side. Story was all over the places and felt incoherent compare to previous entry due to selectable stages, however after sinking time into it is definitely fun and challenge is there if you want to limit your self from no returning to ship, no spirit, and etc. Overall 30 reignite my love for SRW and made me buy VXT and emulate previous series
I'm super happy I picked this up, I have Super robot taisen 1&2 for the gba, Endless Frontier for the ds which is a spin off title, and super robot wars V, X, T, and Moon Dwellers, and I have a couple Mobile Suit Gundam games, although I haven't beaten all of them, I'm a fan of strategy rpgs in general.
What's been your favorite?
@@Jake-po4spas a fan i want to answer thi. For animation, OGMD is my favorite but if you talk about content (which i found very lacking in og games) i will say it's SRW30. VXT are a pretty similar game but X is my favorite because of gurren lagan
nice review, I might pick this game up soon but I wish this had an english dub
It’s available in PS4 and switch
We are a western site, but yes you can import the PS4 and Switch version! :)
Oh don't lie Azario, you've been playing them since T.
I own this now same with V T X
1:01 nice plot
40 hrs? Try over 80+
*I love SRW games, but I find the roster of this episode quite underwhelming compared to previous entries.*
I know they have copyright issues (to bring the titles to the west), but in the past, they had managed to secure franchises like Layzner, Macross and many other.
Macross is never going to be in a Super Robot Wars available outside of Japan until Harmony Gold stops being jerks about it
@@1wayroad935 They actually worked out a deal last year for international Maccross stuff.
So it is possible to see Macross in the series again.
Technically this game hasn't been brought to the American market. The Asian release has English. They're skirting copyright laws. If you know how to get it, you can in English
Wish it was on PSN usa
the reason that some animations are pixelated and others arent. srw is notorious for recycling animation from previous games and they didnt have as high a resolution.
The srw series have gotten easier over the years. The hardest for me was MX. Dam that game was hard. I m still enjoying 30th.
A Portable is pretty hard, specially the final mission.
3:38 Maybe it's just me but I don't like Auto. I think Auto make sense in a game like gacha game where not only is it live service but playtime is also limited cause of the Stamina system so it's like the dev want us to take it easy since there's also alot of macro-transactions.
But SRW isn't like that, it was never like that. Progression supposed to make you feel rewarding, having auto means it's less rewarding cause other people can still get to where you are by taking it easy. Hopefully that won't be in the future SRW games. Lol 😂
Hell yea!! Robots!
i dont think this srw its a good point to dive on the franchise
its too massive and big
this srw its at least 4 times bigger than vtx saga
i recommend X to start since its not the easiest of the srw with english language,its not the hardest,and its not the biggest too
and its linear
its good being linear when the game is big and repetitive
As a fan of this serie since Srw 4 on the snes i think this game it's pretty meh, the cast is not that interesting, some animations are recycled from the previous games and the removal ok skill points removes what little challenge was left in this serie, leaving a game even a rock can beat with no effort. For a 30th anniversary game is very disappointing for old fans, but i agree it can be a good entry title for newcomers
@cyber4984 yes you can instead choose difficulty (spolier: even hardest is extremely easy) and they also put in auto-battle ...meh
Yeah, I totally understand the feeling. The hardest difficulty on these newer SRW games are actually easy due to increased accessibility changes to the core game mechanics, especially this time around with SRW 30. I’d have to play Alpha Gaiden and F/F Final again for a real challenge, as those games almost always put the player at a big disadvantage with extremely powerful foes and limited resources...but through all that experience, it made me a good SRW strategist over the years. That’s why I can also vouch that these newer games are piss easy, but still entertaining nonetheless. XD
@@TripMX yeah, and I also consider Alpha Gaiden pretty easy, try play SRW F Final and you'll get a new meaning of the word frustration, lol
Two words:
Boobas
Not a mech guy, but the waifu potential is immense. Probably don't see much of em overall though.
Dude get a life
@@katriga8886 says the dude to poor to buy this game
@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 I'm not poor, I just don't want to give money to developers while also enjoying their work :)
@@katriga8886 so even worse... Poor and cheap.
@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 nope, just don't like giving money to devs
....Basically, it's a game for me.
Big mecha nerd n all...
Too expensive they need to stop selling these at fanboy prices
Yea the DLC is no joke either.
I guess they cant help it when SRW in itself is a niche franchise that has a dogpile of licensing hurdles depending on how many mecha series they include...
Just pirate it lol
Clearly you have no fucking idea what you're talking about. Games aren't cheap in Asian countries
@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 the whole game is basically fan service the only reason it cost like a premium next gen game is because fans.
Not in English Dub!
Thanks God that they didn't butcher it.
@@sirmiluch6856 Yes! It’s Only Japanese Voice Dub!
Unfortunately
@@SneakyGreninja True! It's the Japanese Dub and English Sub.
Skipped. Not interesting game, o well.
Been playing SRW since those in the snes in Jap language 🤣
Just so happy we're receiving a localised version of this franchise