Super Robot Taisen A

While initially the Earth Federation was willing to accept them into the Space Colonies, the assassination of the diplomatic mission results in the war with the extraterrestrials.

Meanwhile, an empire on the Moon declares independence and assaults the Federation, and the Mars Colony goes missing after an attack by an unknown enemy.

On Earth, monsters of Dr.

Hell ( Mazinger Z ) start rampaging through again.

The only saving grace for the Federation is the 13th Independent Battalion, Londo Bell (from Char's Counterattack ).

However, none of the members of the team really know who sowed the seeds of war.

The battalion bands together to find out.

This is the first game in the Super Robot Wars/Taisen franchise released for the Game Boy Advance.

Graphics-wise, the game shares many similarities with the games in the Classic timeline, especially F and F Final .

Units in combat do not have battle animations and they are drawn in the "super-deformed" style.

In terms of gameplay, the game is a classic tactical RPG with many Japanese robot franchises.

Unlike the previous entries in the series, the game introduces a loyalty system, where units that assist other units by way of support attack or defense can increase their damage or defense rate every time they do it.

Also, defensive items such as shields now have their own separate HP bar.

Like other SRW games starting from F , F Final and Alpha , players are given the option of choosing their main character and their robot type.

Depending on the choice of the type of robot or choices made by the player character mid-game, the story can branch out in different directions.

During intermissions, players can customize pilot skills and upgrade their current robot roster.

Super Robot Taisen A for Game Boy Advance is currently worth €39.41 loose, €27.69 complete in box, and €41.21 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Super Robot Taisen A has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Super Robot Taisen A, loose is €39.41 and CIB is €27.69 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.