Talk:Armored Core (video game)

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Some notes about recent revision

I sourced the PlayStation release date from MobyGames due to a lack of consensus on release dates across the net. Dates for the re-releases is directly sourced from Sony. On the fence if VGChartz should be used for Sales figures since no other sources can be found. I removed the Development section until something more substantial than Shoji Kawamori's involvement can be written. Once GameRankings has fully completed its migration to Metacritic, the review section should probably be changed over. The Famitsu reference is broken, it'll need to be fixed at some point, but I see no harm in leaving the score on there for now. There are also two weird EGM sources, both from the same year that I suspect might be from the same issue, but since the second one doesn't have a ton of information it may be difficult to verify (since I don't own any EGM issues from that year). Either way they should be checked out and either merged or have their references expanded for better clarity. — seadoubleyoujay ^[talk] ^{[海倍君ジェイ]} 00:16, 2 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Belated reply, but no, that's definitely not the same EGM source. Like most gaming mags, EGM typically covers the same game at least three times in the year of its release: At least one review (possibly more if the game came out for multiple platforms), at least one preview, and usually a mention of a showing at a trade show or some other piece of news.--Martin IIIa (talk) 00:59, 26 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

"Armored Core's levels are extremely open"

It says this under a screenshot that seems to show a narrow linear tunnel. Kind of funny. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 8.24.109.231 (talk) 06:11, 1 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]