Yes, and in fact I think it was a fairly decent game and a worthy addition to mecha rpgs :D

Yeah, the story is light hearted but from what I remember it was pretty fun. It's kinda like Gundam Breaker where you're allowed to kitbash your own suit out of different parts you find throughout the game.

It's not the best but not the worst either.

I thought it was a fantastic game. But also fairly difficult if you didn't upgrade your machines properly. The final few boss fights in particular were rough. But very very enjoyable. I actually loved that game and had always hope for a next gen remaster or sequel but I doubt such a thing would ever happen :(

How'd you guys even play the game? I'm looking it up on ebay and it goes for $50 dollars easily. So I guess it is not easy to get.

I bought it when it was new? Like 2006. :lol

Oh.... I'm very young....

I had a PS2 but I had a lot of dumb terrible games for it. If I knew stuff like MS Saga was on there.... would've had a better time.

I read about it and honestly, it sounds really cool. May have to keep an eye out for it.

It's a pretty great game. It's definitely where the concept of Gundam Breaker originates. In very much the same way that Turn A unified the various AU & UC shows up to the time it was released into one timeline, so does MS Saga. Every show that had aired by the time of this game is included in it's dark forgotten history. So there are pieces for mobile suits from the various eras spread all over the planet. The mix and match aspect is great and works so well because of the semi-SD art style they went with. It allowed them to animate any combination you could come up with for the game.

Well, just a few more days and we find out the final look, but from what I see so far I'm liking it. Def has that monstrous look I thought it would so far.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-OrqudEMUsj...ntitled-12.jpg

I'm loving it so far. Looks way better than the g-self.