Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme VS Force Rom

The English Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme VS Force Rom comes as a .pkg file for the Vita3K emulator. The familiar 2vs2 battles are still here, though Force missions bring larger maps, full squads, warships, and posts to capture. One mission might ask you to destroy a particular unit, while another depends on getting an ally safely to its destination.

Force Missions Follow the Order, Not the Enemy Count

Force mode pays close attention to the mission order. One battle may name a specific unit for destruction. Another ends only after an ally reaches a marked point. Respawns are unlimited, so losing a suit does not automatically finish the operation. Chasing ordinary enemies can still leave the real objective untouched. Posts are held by marked turrets, and destroying one creates a new respawn point for allied units. Summoned units can then advance toward other positions on the map. Teammates and warships also receive movement orders. Force Points build up during the battle and pay for temporary bonuses, including stronger attacks or faster respawning. An upgraded flagship can spend them on a Force Attack against an ace unit or enemy warship. Battles may reach 6vs6, although some mobile armors and mass-produced suits remain under CPU control. Classic 2vs2 matches use different rules, ending when the opposing resource gauge runs out. Completed missions award GP for repairs and passive bonuses. Haro Medals raise the resource cost limit and open extra missions, including green irregularities with mobile suits from alternate universes.

Project Force Turns Its Simulations Against Humanity

Extreme Force tells a prequel to Gundam EXA through reconstructed Universal Century conflicts. Aire and Tereno guide a human personality created from database AI through these simulations. Project Force was meant to find a way past humanity’s extinction, but its control program reaches a darker conclusion. It decides that despair can speed up human evolution, creates the irregularities, and turns against both navigators. The route eventually reaches Earth 0, where duplicates of past villains appear before a fight with NZ-999 Neo Zeong. Even after losing that battle, the program tries to drop its orbital station onto Earth. Aire and Tereno stop it by merging into a replacement control program, sacrificing their separate identities in the process.