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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Custom Robo is an action/third-person shooter/RPG/whatever game by Nintendo. You're in a Twenty Minutes Into the Future game, with the biggest difference between us and them is that they have super advanced robots that fight each other. Sounds cool? Taking the Humongous Mecha premise, kicking it squarely in the chin and inverting it, these robots are about 8 cm tall between eight and ten inches in height. They fight in Holosseums, which are areas designed specifically for this type of combat. They're controlled via "diving" into the robo, where they pretty much psychically become one with their robo. With about 200 different parts, including around 30 different robos, 5 customizable areas (Robo, gun, bomb, pod, legs) and a lot of options for each, the game is actually really fun. |
