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The year is 3057. A struggle for power fuels a society of warring clans. Bitter infighting perpetuates a universe of unrest. War is constant. Victory is temporary. Cease-fire is nonexistent. A pause in a stream of salvos is only a signal to recalibrate cross hairs and redirect missiles. Time is scarce before the next unrelenting mission begins. For a MechWarrior, war is life. And death is the only true peace.
- A 3-D virtual cockpit enhances gameplay
- Leap into instant action or advance through a complete MechWarrior career
- Stunning graphics and audio: includes a video intro by Digital Domain, an animated interface, highly-detailed objects, and sound effects by Soundelux Media Labs
- Customize one of 15 BattleMechs with over 20 uniques weapons systems and brave ultra-realistic Mech vs. Mech combat on a variety of interplanetary landscapes
- NetMech included. Play head to head via modem or network in 14 unique scenarios. Engage in 8-player network missions.
Mechwarrior 2 Reviews
Mechwarrior 2 Reviews
| 16 of 17 people found the following review helpful  Drive an 80-ton heavily armed behemoth into battle!, By A Customer This review is from: Mechwarrior 2 (CD-ROM) This is the game that set the standard for Giant Robot combat simulations. Expect to spend at least 2 hours learning to drive your mech, navigate, use your weapons, and manage heat build-up effectively. It truly captures the spirit of mechanized warfare, as you engage ground, air, and sea units. Once you master the mech, pound your enemy without mercy with weapons like the Gauss gun, autocannon, long range missile, and the mighty and impressive PPC! Stunning graphics truly drag you into this game, leaving you in a cold sweat wondering if there's a Timberwolf or Summoner waiting over the next rise to turn you into twisted limbs crushed under melting slag. 10 of 11 people found the following review helpful It may be old, but it is still fun to play, By This review is from: Mechwarrior 2 (CD-ROM) It is for games like these that I keep an older system in working order, just in case I feel the urge to play the games I've truly enjoyed over the years. I've owned this one for many years and have enjoyed the gameplay, controls and even the music with this one. The Mech games that followed did not have the same impact or make the same impression on me as this one did. Sure the graphics improved, but something seemed lost along the way. As perfect example, the latest in the Mech series (MechWarrior 4 from (gag!) Micro$oft) does not have the external views, no screenshot or movie capture features, the HUD is disrespectfully different than in Mech 2, etc., and there's just too much dialog in Mech 4 - I mean, who the heck cares? Just shutup get me into the gameplay. Mech 2 definitely started it all and my only disappointment was that Activision did not have a hand in the Mech games that followed. I felt they did a superb job with Mech 2.I've read reviews from people who... Read more 8 of 9 people found the following review helpful This Game Rocks, By Justin Lothrop (Lake Geneva, WI) - See all my reviews This review is from: Mechwarrior 2 (CD-ROM) This is my all time favorite game... It's graphics are decent, not as good as some but the game play makes up for it... The single player is decent but if you want a real game get online... I spend hours on end playing this game... It's terrific... I've bought that were supposed to be awesome but everytime they wore out and I came back to Mechwarrior... I know some people who say that this game is better then the newer version of mechwarrior, Mechwarrior 3... The internet community for this game isn't as large as some but this way everyone knows everybody else... This game is highly recommended.... This is from a video gaming veteran... |
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