Armored Core 3 and Armored Core Silent Line are criminally overlooked games on the Playstation 2 by From Software, and I talk about why they still hold up and what set's them apart from the other Armored Core games. Armored Core games are games about customizing your own Mech (an Armored Core) to fit your needs/wants, going into combat in either a mission or 1 on 1 fights, and getting more money to buy more parts. AC3 and SL both achieve harmony in terms of part viability and polish, leading to games that allow the player to be very expressive for how they play and how they look. They also are the first story reboot, so they remain open to new players who want to try this style of Armored Core games. I might be a bit biased in this review/breakdown lol
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:06 Armored Core 3
19:06 Armored Core 3 Spoilers
24:34 Armored Core 3 Post-Game, Multi and Conclusion
29:36 Armored Core Silent Line
42:09 Silent Line Spoilers
50:08 Silent Line Misc. Story Thoughts, Post-Game and Conclusion
53:27 Where to Play, Overall Thoughts and What's Next
Music used that isn't already stated
World 10 - Dr. Bad Boon's Base - Super Monkey Ball 2
Artificial Sky I - Armored Core 3
Artificial Sky III - Armored Core 3
Artificial Sky II - Armored Core 3
World 3 Ocean - Super Monkey Ball 2
Gigantic Fleet - Panzer Dragoon Orta
Administrator - Armored Core 3
Earthlight - Einhänder
Pillars of the Underworld (Ky's Theme) - Guilty Gear XX Korean Ver.
Silent Line I & II - Silent Line Armored Core (I kinda mixed the two together)
Morning, Lemontea - Silent Line Armored Core
Muzzle - Silent Line Armored Core
Dry Mirage - Silent Line Armored Core
Lapse of Time - Silent Line Armored Core
Void Symphony - Void Stranger
Temple of Thunder - CrossCode
Silent Line IV - Silent Line Armored Core
Magnolia Eclair - Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign-
Stereo Signal - F-Zero GX