#ROBOT ALCHEMIC DRIVE 2 MOVIE#
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Seeing those lo-poly, jaggy folks on your screen only whets the appetite more for the fighting. Scenes of your human character interacting with others appear very PSOne-and-a-half. When you're not mixing it up with an alien robot, though, the look of the game drops pretty fast.

The motion is fluid and the destruction, weapon, and smoke effects are cool. While the voice acting is decidedly silly, the graphics are not so clear cut. The pronunciation by news reporter Mika Banhara is a kick - an improvisational take on the English language. A robot did kill grandma.Īdding to the Ed Wood-ness of the story is some truly laughable voice acting. Yes, it's goofy and not something that an actual human being might say, but within the context of the game it makes sense. A robot killed grandma.' For some reason, though, it doesn't come off as camp. A horrified high school girl turns to her friend, the pink-skirted hero Yui, and screams, 'How can you control a robot? Robots are terrible.

#ROBOT ALCHEMIC DRIVE 2 MOVIE#

The dialogue is straight out of a stunningly bad movie - the type of flick that plays forever at midnight showings where everyone yells out the line before the actors do. While the fighting is outrageous and fun as heck, the story that ties it all together gets weirder by the moment.

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