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News: Front Mission Alternative Translation

Posted on : 13-05-2010 | By : | In : News

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Those indomitable people over at FrontMission.info are in the process of finally translating one of the most interesting entries into the Front Mission saga. Specifically, the far more RTS focused Front Mission Alternative. Unlike most other Front Mission games, Alternative didn’t use the fixed turn based approach to strategy, instead it opted for a real time command system using a form of waypoints. In terms of development Alternative was actually meant as a means for Square Enix to recoup the very large development costs for Front Mission 2 at the time, as it shared much of its core technology. As a consequence, the game was released less than three months after Front Mission 2 (a game that the above translation team are also studiously working upon). In any case, it will be wonderful to think that more people will be able to appreciate Front Mission Alternative in the not too far off future, especially with the far more action focused Front Mission Evolved around the corner. The team have also been kind enough to put together a trailer for their upcoming release, which we’ve linked below.

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[flash http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5nrw_8pf9w]

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That’s cool. By circumstance, I have this game, so it will be cool to read it. Got through a couple levels by trial and error…seems like I’d do better in my own language.

I beat it a long time ago while following a guide and will definitely play it again if I can follow the story and have a clue what’s going on. Maybe I’ll even be able to beat the mission where you have to escort the black WAWs… yeah not likely.

Ah, yeah I know that mission. You were actually supposed to fail that in order to unlock the true ending of Front Mission Alternative. If you end up clearing it, you get a different ending but gain the game’s strongest arm weapon (a railgun) in return.

Anyhow, glad to know some people are looking forward to Alternative! I have an idea about who’s anticipating 2, but wasn’t so sure about Alternative. Well, I guess I shouldn’t worry too much about it then!

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