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Line 25: }} }} − '''''MechWarrior 3050''''' is the second [[BattleTech]] based game from [[Activision]] for [[w:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super NES]]. + '''''Mechwarrior 3050''''' is the second [[BattleTech]] based game from [[Activision]] for [[w:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super NES]]. − This video game is viewed in an [[w:Isometric projection|isometric]] view as opposed to the first person view of the [[MechWarrior (SNES)|previous game]]. The game also features a unique two-player mode where one player controls the bottom half of the 'Mech to navigate it around the map while the second player controls the upper torso which moves independently. + This video game is viewed in an [[w:Isometric projection|isometric]] view as opposed to the first person view of the [[MechWarrior (SNES)|previous game]]. The game also features a unique two-player mode where one player controls the bottom half of the mech to navigate it around the map while the second player controls the upper torso which moves independently. − ==Story== + ==Sega Genesis version== + The [[w:Sega Genesis|Sega Genesis]] version of ''Mechwarrior 3050'' is nearly identical to the Super NES version, except that it is simply titled ''Battletech''. It was developed by [[Malibu Interactive]]. − The game is set during the Clan Invasion, and casts the character as a Clan Wolf [[MechWarrior]] receiving mission assignments from [[Galaxy Commander]] [[Conal Ward]] (spelled "Colonel Ward" in the game). At the end of each mission, Ward promotes the warrior, ultimately bestowing a Bloodname and making this warrior the new Khan of Clan Wolf. Though drawing on canon information presented in ''[[Wolf Clan Sourcebook]]'', ''[[Jade Falcon Sourcebook]]'', ''[[Objective Raids]]'', and ''[[Invading Clans]]'', the supposed Clan Wolf missions take place across all four invasion corridors, and take place chronologically out of order (for example, the December 3051 assault on [[Alshain]] comes before the November 3051 assault on [[Satalice]] and the July 3050 assault on [[Ridderkerk]]). Canonicity issues are noted in the mission descriptions.+ ==Featured Mechs== − ===[[Alshain]]===+ * ''[[Timber Wolf|Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)]]'' − + * ''[[Wasp]]'' − '''Mission:''' Conal Ward assigns the player to assault a DCMS base defended by the [[Fourteenth Legion of Vega]]. Afterwards, Ward promotes the player to [[Star Captain]]. [[MechWarrior_3050/Alshain|(Transcript)]]+ * ''[[Stormcrow]]'' − + * ''[[Wolverine]]'' − '''Canonicity Issues:''' − *[[Alshain]] was in the Ghost Bear invasion corridor, rather than the Wolf corridor. − *The planetary garrison was the [[Second Sword of Light]] when the Ghost Bears attacked in December 3051, rather than the Legion of Vega. − − ===[[Satalice]]=== − − '''Mission:''' Conal Ward assigns the player to assault the [[Gorton, Kingsley, and Thorpe Enterprises]] fusion engine assembly plant, which is guarded by the [[Fourth Kavalleri]]. After the battle, Conal Ward promotes the player to [[Star Colonel]]. [[MechWarrior_3050/Satalice|(Transcript)]] − − '''Canonicity Issues:''' − *[[Satalice]] was defended by the [[3rd Drakøns|Third Drakøns]] when Clan Wolf attacked in November 3051, rather than the Kavalleri. − − ===[[Ridderkerk]]=== − − '''Mission:''' Conal Ward assigns the player to knock out a [[New Avalon Institute of Science]] (NAIS) facility where FedCom scientists are studying captured Clan technology under the protection of the [[First Lyran Regulars]]. After the battle, Conal Ward grants the player a [[Bloodname]]. [[MechWarrior_3050/Ridderkerk|(Transcript)]] − − '''Canonicity Issues:''' − *[[Ridderkerk]] was in the Jade Falcon invasion corridor, not the Wolf, when it was attacked in July 3050. − − ===[[Avon]]=== − − '''Mission:''' Conal Ward assigns the player to breach the defenses at a DropShip manufacturing plant, and destroy the defending [[5th Ghost|Fifth Ghost Regiment]]. After the battle, Ward promotes the player to "[[Star Commander]] with Bloodname." [[MechWarrior_3050/Avon|(Transcript)]] − − '''Canonicity Issues:''' − *Avon was in the Smoke Jaguar invasion corridor, not the Wolf, when it was attacked in November 3051. − *The [[Second Amphigean Light Assault Group]] defended the world, rather than a Ghost regiment. − *[[Star Commander]] is not a promotion from [[Star Colonel]]. − − ===[[Tukayyid]]=== − − '''Mission:''' (Though not named as such, the final mission appears to take place on Tukayyid, since it uses the [[394th Division (ComStar)|394th Division]] of the [[Com Guards]] as the OpFor, and that unit did not encounter the Clans until Tukayyid.) Conal Ward assigns the player to recover DNA canisters containing the ''[[giftake]]'' of a warrior who died with great glory in combat. The canisters were stolen by the 394th Division and hidden in the ComStar garrison's gene storage centers. After the battle, Ward informs the player that the recovered ''giftake'' will be used to produce the greatest warriors in the Inner Sphere, and that the [[Trueborn]] of Clan Wolf have elevated the player to the rank of [[Khan]]. [[MechWarrior_3050/Tukayyid|(Transcript)]] − − '''Canonicity Issues:''' − *The only Clan forces ever fought by the 394th were those of [[Clan Jade Falcon]], not [[Clan Wolf]]. − *The need for a postmortem ''giftake'' sample to be shipped to birthing centers is contradicted by the canon practice of taking ''giftake'' samples from all warriors early in their careers and storing them safely at gene chapels in multiple locations. − *No canon account records [[ComStar]] garrisons being equipped with gene storage centers. − − ==Sega Genesis version== − The [[w:Sega Genesis|Sega Genesis]] version of ''MechWarrior 3050'' is nearly identical to the Super NES version, except that it is simply titled ''BattleTech''. It was developed by [[Malibu Interactive]]. − − ==Featured 'Mechs== − * ''[[Kit Fox (Uller)|Kit Fox]]'' − * ''[[Mad Dog (Vulture)|Mad Dog]]'' * ''[[Marauder]]'' * ''[[Marauder]]'' − * ''[[Stormcrow]]'' + * ''[[Kit Fox|Kit Fox (Uller)]]'' * ''[[Thunderbolt]]'' * ''[[Thunderbolt]]'' − * ''[[Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)|Timber Wolf]]'' + * ''[[Mad Dog (Vulture)]]'' − * ''[[Wasp]]'' − * ''[[Wolverine]]'' ==Featured Planets== ==Featured Planets== * ''[[Alshain]]'' * ''[[Alshain]]'' + * ''[[Satalice]]'' + * ''[[Ridderkerk]]'' * ''[[Avon]]'' * ''[[Avon]]'' − * ''[[Ridderkerk]]'' − * ''[[Satalice]]'' ==Images== ==Images== <gallery> <gallery> − Image:Mechwarrior3050SNES boxart.jpg|Super NES box art + Image:Mechwarrior3050SNES boxart.jpg|Super NES boxart − Image:Battletech (Genesis) boxart.jpg|Genesis box art + Image:Battletech (Genesis) boxart.jpg|Genesis boxart Image:Mechwarrior3050 gameplay.jpg|Screenshot of gameplay Image:Mechwarrior3050 gameplay.jpg|Screenshot of gameplay </gallery> </gallery> Line 101:
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| − | ''''' | + | '''''Mechwarrior 3050''''' is the second [[BattleTech]] based game from [[Activision]] for [[w:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super NES]]. |
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* ''[[Thunderbolt]]'' | * ''[[Thunderbolt]]'' | ||
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==Featured Planets== | ==Featured Planets== | ||
* ''[[Alshain]]'' | * ''[[Alshain]]'' | ||
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| + | * ''[[Ridderkerk]]'' | ||
* ''[[Avon]]'' | * ''[[Avon]]'' | ||
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==Images== | ==Images== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
| − | Image:Mechwarrior3050SNES boxart.jpg|Super NES | + | Image:Mechwarrior3050SNES boxart.jpg|Super NES boxart |
| − | Image:Battletech (Genesis) boxart.jpg|Genesis | + | Image:Battletech (Genesis) boxart.jpg|Genesis boxart |
Image:Mechwarrior3050 gameplay.jpg|Screenshot of gameplay | Image:Mechwarrior3050 gameplay.jpg|Screenshot of gameplay | ||
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==Resources== | ==Resources== | ||
* [[/Cheat Codes | Cheat Codes]] | * [[/Cheat Codes | Cheat Codes]] | ||
| + | * [[/Game Genie Codes | Game Genie Codes]] | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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*[[w:MechWarrior_3050|MechWarrior 3050]] at Wikipedia | *[[w:MechWarrior_3050|MechWarrior 3050]] at Wikipedia | ||
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{{wikipedia|466361002}} | {{wikipedia|466361002}} | ||