- Carnage Heart Exa Software Review
- Carnage Heart Exa Software 2017
- Carnage Heart Exa Software Reviews
Download Carnage Heart EXA (PSN) ROM for Playstation Portable completly free. All roms have multiple mirrors and work across all devices. Carnage Heart EXA is a niche game. It's an ultra-hardcore, mech-based strategy game from Japan, and its core conceit is centred on programming your bots to maximise their potential on the battlefield using a flow-diagram combat system. Carnage Heart EXABuild your Robot, select parts to form the body, arms, legs and weapons. Then program the software chip that oversees your general battle tactics. How you prepare your mecha is the key to winning in Carnage Heart. After 15 years, the popular robot simulation Carnage Heart is back, this time on the Sony PSP.
tl:dr; You'll get your money's worth in awesome gameplay. At $30 (as of the time of this writing) I was initially concerned at the price oftl:dr; You'll get your money's worth in awesome gameplay. At $30 (as of the time of this writing) I was initially concerned at the price of this game, but after waiting a few days for a 'professional' review to appear.. only to see games journalists continue to glom onto high-profile stories (another Bioshock, more Walking Dead, another NFS port, FFX HD..) I figured I might as well evaluate this game myself. Graphically, the game alternates between polygonal robot battles which are rendered more-than adequately and beautifully illustrated 2D cutscenes. Playing the game on a Vita, with the brightness up and bi-linear filtering enabled, makes everything look that much better. I haven't noticed any hitches in the framerate, even during the most intense battles this is a minor point but always an indication of quality development. The ability to draw 16 color, 32x32 icons and apply them to your OKEs (in 3 preset locations) or teams is a cool feature which I'm sure will be used to recreate popular sprites and tiny, pixellated genitals. If you don't know what an OKE is, no worries that's just the game's term for your bots. On the audio front, the English version of CH:EXA includes the Japanese audio (you'll need to unmute it in the options.) Natsume has not dubbed the game.. which is probably a good thing, since bad VO is often worse than no VO. The soundtrack is solid, highlighting the game without becoming annoying no complaints there. An option to mute the only sound effect which might get annoying (a lock-on notification) is included, so bonus points. Presentation aside, if anyone is reading this I'm sure what they care about most is the gameplay, right? This is where Carnage Heart EXA delivers.. *if* you enjoy programming. Although much has been said about the manual control options in EXA, using them still requires your OKE to be programmed. If you don't have programming experience, it shouldn't matter programming in Carnage Heart EXA is much easier (and more fun) than a traditional language and the game features a large amount of content dedicated to teaching you the ins and outs of programming both manual and auto OKEs. Developing auto OKEs, bots programmed to respond without human intervention, is really where this game shines. A typical gameplay session goes like this: Set up a battle in the testing simulator, pitting your newest creation against your most up-to-date manual OKE. Evaluate the performance, tweak the hardware (body, CPU, weapons, armor, optional hardware, engine and energy tuning), change the software. Repeat. Take your carefully constructed, overly complicated OKE into an optional battle or story mission and get crushed. Go back to the drawing board, build a simpler bot. Win! While the programming is center stage, allowing an endless number of different EXAs to be created, the hardware weapons, armor, type, etc. gives you even more twiddly bits. More than once I've had an idea for a program which wasn't effective until I changed the type of bot I was using (the game has 5, with multiple designs of each type) or the weapon. The game is worth $30, no doubt you'll get your money's worth of gameplay from CH:EXA (and then some.) If you've got a Vita, there's no reason to play this on a PSP the game looks better with bi-linear filtering and the ability to assign PSP controls to the screen and right analog is helpful for piloting a manual OKE.…Expand
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Based on February's State of the Farm:
In order to give you, the players, a little more insight into Natsume’s work throughout the year, we’ll be publishing a wrap-up at the start of each month. These “report cards” will be posted on Facebook to start, but will find a permanent home in the coming months. Each monthly column will be signed by its author, and you’ll start seeing multiple Natsume staff members posting on Facebook, Twitter, and writing this monthly address. We’re really excited about some of the changes we’ll be implementing and the games we’re working on, so let’s dive straight in!
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How We’re Connecting To You
We took a big step in 2012, working hard to connect with our fans via social networking – specifically Facebook and Twitter. In 2013, we’re expanding on our commitment to keep connected by expanding our social presence. Going forward, you’ll see an official Natsume blog, increasing social media with fan contributions featured front and center, and more we’ll be revealing later in the year.
We’re Setting Our Personal Goals High
Natsume Inc. is a developer and publisher, and we’re striving to grow. We’re looking for those lovable niche titles we know our players can’t find anywhere else, and we’re also exploring titles within our popular franchises we know our fans love. From time to time during 2013, we may solicit your opinion and interest – but please understand this does not guarantee publication in any region.
We’re Thinking Global
Our fans come from all around the world, and we’re not going to forget that. In 2013 we’re looking at bringing more titles to Europe, and even Asia. Many of these titles will be digital releases.
Carnage Heart Exa Software Review
Let’s Get Digital!
We announced our intention to drive full speed ahead into the digital retail space, and this year will be the banner year for that pledge. As of right now, we are working on a ton of digital titles for three regions (North America, Europe, and Asia). While this number will dip and rise as the year progresses, we’re already gearing up for an exciting E3 show where we’ll be able to reveal some of what we’re currently working on.
Carnage Heart Exa Software 2017
Now we’re pleased to discuss an upcoming title we’ve been teasing on Facebook and Twitter over the last month:
Carnage Heart EXA
We’re pleased to announce that Carnage Heart EXA is on track for an April release. We’re also thrilled to announce this PSP title, available exclusively via PSN, will also be playable on the PlayStation Vita! Carnage Heart EXA will be available on both the North American and European PSNs, with a small gap between the two. Keep watching our Facebook later in February for an exciting tutorial on how to program these amazing robo-battlers featured in Carnage Heart EXA!
Carnage Heart Exa Software Reviews
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