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February 24, 1995

Front Mission

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Front Mission
Based on 12 Ratings
8.6
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Based on 19 Reviews
72
Release date
February 24, 1995
Developer
TOSE G-Craft
Publisher
Square
Genre
Strategy RPG
Platform
Sony PlayStation 3 PS Vita PSP Sony PlayStation Nintendo DS SNES WonderSwan Color
Web-site
Official

Summary

Discover the origins of the Front Mission series in this explosive handheld saga that was never before localized for North America. Reborn exclusively on the Nintendo DS. Front Mission introduces new features, such as dual screen presentation and multiplayer modes, that update the classic that gave birth to seven beloved sequels. Using Touch Screen functionality, players command a squad of customizable mechs known as wanzers and direct them through turn-based skirmishes across the battlefields of the 21st century. [Square Enix]

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  • 88
    RPG Fan May 31, 2024
    This game brings both style and content to the table. It doesn't pretend to be anything greater than it is: it's a very straightforward Strategy RPG.
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  • 86
    GameZone May 31, 2024
    While it’s certainly not for everyone, Front Mission provides awesome tactical combat and enough customization options to keep even the most hardcore gamers busy.
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  • 85
    NintendoWorldReport May 31, 2024
    For fans of the strategy genre, this is your definitive game on the DS; go and pick this game up without a second thought.
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  • 80
    GameSpy May 31, 2024
    If you're new to the franchise and don't mind spending some quality hours shopping for mech legs, shields, and shoulder-mounted missile launchers, you'll have a game that'll keep you busy for a long time.
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  • 78
    IGN May 31, 2024
    If you’re a diehard tactical gamer, however, Front Mission will offer you more options, more depth, and more overall customization than any of its competitors on DS, with a level of detail, strategy, and maturity that isn’t often found on Nintendo’s handheld.
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