SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays

At the end of the day, Cross Rays still has room to improve for both presentation and gameplay elements, but the new changes result in a better game. In an era where many Gundam games are failing to improve over their predecessor, seeing Cross Rays try and succeed to be a better game is a much-needed sight. Hopefully the team at Tom Create keeps the trend going with the next one, because they have the foundation needed to create something special, especially if they make it a crossover entry.

There is very little to complain about with SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays because what it does, it does very well indeed, with no other game on the system to compare it against, other than its previous non-English entry.

Don't let first impressions deter you away from Cross Rays, as you will be delightfully surprised at the amount of content and eye-candy it possesses.

SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays is an enormous game, with plenty of series represented and tons of action to behold.

Fun, although not very challenging, SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays is an awesome game and a worthy celebration of the franchise, one that should keep fans entertained for dozens and dozens of hours.

SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays offers some fantastic moments of gameplay for fans of Gundam and strategy RPGs. There’s so much in terms of content here that the game feels endless.

SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays makes for an interesting strategic game, but it will resonate way more in the heart of long-time fans of the series.

It’s a decent enough strategy-RPG for fans of that genre, but really, this is a game for Gundam fans and it shows in just about every department. From the massive list of units and characters, to the engaging combat and storyline, there’s a lot to like here if you’re already a fan.

I think that it's moments like these that SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays really plays upon, and plays upon them very well. Sure there are tactical aspects to your decisions, including customizing your troop gear, but where SD Gundam really grew on me … was in its ability to bring forth some of the most precious moments in my early Gundam fandom, and for that I say "well done."

It’s a Gundam game featuring some of the most popular eras and mobile suites but with lackluster game-play, the fun seems to end once the novelty wears off.