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Armored Core V - Playstation 3

Platform : PlayStation 3
Rated: Teen
4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 92 ratings

PlayStation 3

About this item

  • Featuring mechs or “Armored Cores” that are smaller in scale than in previous games, ARMORED CORE V centers more on tactics and effectively utilizing the geography of a level rather than just relying on attacks.
  • Up to 10 players can play online simultaneously in 5-on-5 cell match-ups
  • The ability to create smaller mechs of smaller sizes, allowing for greater speed and manueverability
  • Upgrade and customize from 500+ items such as head piece, core, arms, legs, and weapons
  • Collect multiple armored core units and store them in your personal garage
  • New 'Over' weapons can kill in one hit and are broken into three types: close range, long range, and area
  • Up to 10 players can play online simultaneously in 5-on-5 cell match-ups

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The ARMORED CORE series is renowned in the mech action genre for its intense one-on-one battles and customization options. ARMORED CORE V is a new entry that revolutionizes the series with more content than the previous games, a completely new atmosphere, and a robust offline mode. In addition, the online mode has been newly designed to focus on huge team-based battles on a global scale.

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Armored Core V is a mech combat Simulation game for Next-Gen gaming consoles. The fifth major release in the Armored Core series, the game features extreme customization of the game's robot-like mechanized combat units. This customization includes the ability to create smaller mechs, and more than 500 items to customize them with. Additional features include: 10-player support in online games, a persistent online profile that tracks online and local stats, downloadable content, powerful 'one-hit kill' weapons, and the ability to trade parts and items with other players.



Come Heavy, Or Not At All

In the gameworld of Armored Core V, the ravages of war and natural disasters have depleted natural resources, leaving mankind in peril, and with an attitude focused on survival at any cost. In this world the area around you, what you gain from it, and the tools for doing so are everything. Wage fierce battles for control of territories using the most powerful weapons of war: armored core mechanized combat units.



Use the power of your armored core mechs to grab the territory you need.
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Utilize more the 500 customization options to build the mechs you need.
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Choose Your Faction for Local and Online Play

In Armored Core V players join a faction and make strategic and battlefield decisions based on the needs of that group. The overall goal is to acquire territory, which can be altered, to the detriment of rivals. As in earlier releases in the franchise, players can customize their armored core mechanized combat units to fit a variety of needs. In fact, Armored Core V allows for more customization options than ever before in franchise history. Players can upgrade and customize their mechs using 500+ items such as head pieces, cores, arms, legs, and weapons. Armored cores can also be outfitted with a wide variety of weaponry, including new 'Over' weapons, which can destroy enemies with a single round. Designed for strategic use, Over weapons are available in three varieties: close range, long range, and area. Mechs within the game can also be configured to a smaller size than in previous games, making them faster and more maneuverable than in the past. They are also more easily rendered, en masse in online play. Once mechs are configured, they can be stored in garages throughout the play area, making them available more quickly, and as a squad, wherever the player may think that they will be needed.

Players of Armored Core V who have a consistent broadband connection also have to the option of creating a persistent online profile. The profile allows for interactive online multiplayer, in matches up to five-on-five. But online profiles do not necessarily need to equate to online play. Once profiles are setup, they can be used to track both multiplayer online activities, as well as single player success.

Key Game Features

  • Interactive Multiplayer
    • Up to 10 players can play online simultaneously in 5-on-5 cell match-ups
    • Each team's 'operator' sets strategy, conducts recon and issues tactical commands
    • Capture territories to accumulate team and individual points, increasing rank
    • Higher rank enables greater purchasing and customization options
  • Deep Customization
    • Upgrade and customize from 500+ items such as head piece, core, arms, legs, and weapons
    • Collect multiple armored core units and store them in your personal garage
    • DLC components such as emblems will further customize each armored core
    • Trade parts, booster packs, soldier models, BGM, and in-game items with other players
  • A Wide Range of Weapons
    • Base weaponry includes kinetic, chemical and thermal
    • New 'Over' weapons with 'one hit kill' power can change the tides of battle
    • Over weapons are broken into three types: close range, long range, and area

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4.1 out of 5 stars
4.1 out of 5
92 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the execution of the game, mentioning it's beautifully executed and has outstanding graphics and mech design. They also appreciate the gameplay. However, some customers find the user interface significantly different and not as user friendly as previous games. They dislike the controls and menu screens. Opinions are mixed on playability, difficulty level, and customization.

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8 customers mention8 positive0 negative

Customers like the execution of the game. They mention that it has outstanding graphics and mech design, as well as a beautiful play style. They also appreciate the great cutscenes and the fact that the game is amazing to see in HD, which gives it a more realistic feel.

"...did impress me in the online multiplayer end and in the overall look and feel of the game...." Read more

"...If anything, it gives it a more realistic feel. The Graphics aren't amazing...." Read more

"...play replay ability almost infinite outstanding graphics and mech design..." Read more

"...AC's dominated heavies, but I felt it was fast and dramatic and oh-so-stylish. 3 was great in different ways as well...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers find the gameplay powerful, innovative, and awesome. They also say the team system is awesome and the co-op is pretty neat.

"Pros: simple controls gratifying explosions innovative co-op and online play replay ability almost infinite outstanding..." Read more

"...If you want a mech game that has slow, immense, and powerful team based gameplay, Mechwarrior online is free...." Read more

"...The persistent world is a nice touch, and the team system is awesome...." Read more

"...if you're planning to play the game with your friends :p ...the Co-Op is pretty neat. No interference when communicating and all that...." Read more

17 customers mention6 positive11 negative

Customers are mixed about the playability of the video game. Some mention that the game is fun, rewarding, and complex, while others say that it's not worth buying at all, not a good game, and unrewarding.

"...However the lack of an Arena from past games, and a short main story made the offline experience rather dry and a short lived...." Read more

"...Even with these changes, the game is still fun. If anything, it gives it a more realistic feel. The Graphics aren't amazing...." Read more

"...or just figuring out how to go through the story is just a horrible user experience...." Read more

"Pros: simple controls gratifying explosions innovative co-op and online play replay ability almost infinite outstanding..." Read more

6 customers mention3 positive3 negative

Customers are mixed about the customization. Some mention it's fully customizable, intense mech action, and outstanding. They also say it has a load of features such as trading AC. However, others say it'll be complicated and pointless.

"...but overall, this game is a must have for any fan of fast paced, fully customizable, intense mech action." Read more

"...AC construction is uninteresting, complicated, and the variation is just so undramatic that you have no real incentive to build focused AC's based..." Read more

"...The story is kind of silly but the explosions and mech customization is quite outstanding...." Read more

"...ACV plays NOTHING like previous games. From the pointless and shallow customization to the single player that offers only one incredibly linear path..." Read more

6 customers mention2 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the difficulty level of the video game. Some find the controls easy to learn and master, while others say it's complicated and repetitive. They also mention that the learning curve is wrong and the storyline isn't as well thought out as in the previous installment.

"...The script for the voice actors is a bit cheesy, and the storyline isnt as well thought out as armored core 2, but overall, this game is a must have..." Read more

"...It was challenging, but not too challenging and the mercenary system is interesting...." Read more

"...AC construction is uninteresting, complicated, and the variation is just so undramatic that you have no real incentive to build focused AC's based..." Read more

"...It takes to many steps just to play a game by yourself...." Read more

5 customers mention0 positive5 negative

Customers find the user interface of the video game significantly different from previous games. They also say the controls are completely different and the menu screens are convoluted.

"...The Mechs are smaller, they User Interface (UI) is significantly different and the way the story plays out or just figuring out how to go through..." Read more

"...Menu screens are convoluted and horrible...." Read more

"This game really sucks, I was disappointed big time, not as user friendly as last game. It takes to many steps just to play a game by yourself...." Read more

"Controls are completely different from previous games. I loved every single game that this series has put out except this one...." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers find the ability to play the video game software to be lacking. They mention that the servers are offline, the main story is short, and the offline experience is dry.

"...an Arena from past games, and a short main story made the offline experience rather dry and a short lived...." Read more

"Servers are Offline..." Read more

"Cannot play online..." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers find the graphics in the video game software hideous and a blindingly ugly mashup of gray.

"...If anything, it gives it a more realistic feel. The Graphics aren't amazing...." Read more

"...linear path to one awful ending and from the 24/7 online to the hideous graphics that consist of 50% grey to 50% other colors, this is a game that..." Read more

"...Hate that they got rid of back weapons and the graphics suck too." Read more

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JD
5.0 out of 5 stars If you're a fan of the franchise, then this ...
Reviewed in Canada on September 29, 2016
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Sebby
3.0 out of 5 stars Don't bother if you're color blind + they shipped the wrong one
Reviewed in Canada on December 16, 2012
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Robert G
1.0 out of 5 stars One Star
Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2017
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