Gundam Versus (PlayStation Hits)

Additional playable units are rolled out on a regular schedule as paid DLC.

As in the other Vs. series games units are controlled with the 3+2 button layout, with three buttons dedicated to shooting, melee, and dashing, respectively, and additional attacks possible by pressing buttons simultaneously.

Additional buttons are used to change targets (in multiple target combat) and send quick messages to an ally.

New for this version is a universal striker system.

In previous games some units would have, as a regular move, the ability to summon additional MS/MA into the battlefield.

Now all units select a striker unit before a match, and can summon them on command with a recharge delay, or only once per match for more powerful strikers.

Units "level up" based on their total play time, unlocking new strikers, player icons & title, and in-battle cosmetic navigators and pilots.

The A/B Awakening system introduced in FULL BOOST has also been updated into Blaze Gear and Lighting Gear selections.

Now all units have roughly similar stat boosts for Burst mode depending on the Gear selection; either higher damage and speed for Blaze, or higher combo potential and damage reduction for Lighting.

A new dashing technique, Boost Dive, has been added to rapidly return aerial units to the ground.

This is an important technique to master, as a new Unit Inactive debuff has been added that greatly penalizes running out of boost meter.

The longer a unit stays at zero boost while airborne the more time they will spend immobile after returning to the ground, up to two seconds.

In addition to the primary 2v2 versus mo

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