Armored core games for xbox 360

Pilot ejects from your AC when it is destroyed in online team battles. Customize the look of your pilot with all sets Pilot ejects from your AC when destroyed in online team battles. Customize your pilot to look like a water tank. Customize your pilot to look like a vehicle. Adds two fully customizable UNACs. Adds one fully customizable UNAC. Contains CPU voices styled after Maggy. Contains CPU voices styled after Fatman. Unlock all parts from Parts Unlock Sets 1, 2 and 3.

Parts downloaded for ACV must be acquired separately. Unlock 65 new parts suitable for close-range combat for immediate use. Decades later, the Melange reaction was confirmed again on planet Bashtar. In search the unknown substance that should have been lost, various speculations began to swirl. Various parties are getting involved; the government, corporations, cultists, and known mercenaries … The protagonist is one of them. Images which are heavily watermarked posted by ResetEra member Red Liquorice show desolate cities, ruined buildings, and other bleak-looking environments where a variety of mech types are doing battle.

Also in , sci-fi writer Ty Franck, half of the writing team that publishes The Expanse novels under the pen name James S. Corey, said that he had worked with FromSoftware on a secret project. Martin for Elden Ring , a similar partnership for an Armored Core reboot of sorts would make sense. It was released in , followed by the third and final game in the original trilogy, Master of Arena , in Project Phantasma introduced an Arena mode, which was then expanded upon in Master of Arena.

Project Phantasma and Master of Arena were never released in Europe. It was also released as a title on the PlayStation Classic in Japan. Unfortunately, Project Phantasma and Master of Arena are only available as physical copies for the PlayStation One, so players will need to get lucky in a thrift store or save money to buy used copies.

Armored Core 2 is the fourth game in the Armored Core series. It was released in and brought the series onto the PlayStation 2. Armored Core 2 featured the same mission-style campaign as the original trilogy and the Arena mode established in Master of Arena.

The most notable changes came with the gameplay, as the mechs not only moved slower but had to account for the potential of weapons to overheat in combat as well. It came just one year later in , also for the PlayStation 2. Its most significant change was removing the Arena mode, although missions with a similar style remained in the game, allowing for a more expansive campaign. Neither Armored Core 2 nor its sequel, Another Age, are available to play digitally. Those interested in either game can obtain physical copies of both reasonably inexpensively secondhand.

This game introduced four-player multiplayer to the series. Silent Line followed in , also receiving a later PlayStation Portable port. One of the biggest gameplay changes introduced in Silent Line was the ability to destroy weapons during combat. This feature was removed in the following title, Nexus.