Let's MAD 12 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

In the final episode of Let's MAD, can Sanjuro stop the evil god-like...  Is...  Is that really what it looks like?  Uh...  No.  No, I'm sure...  I'm sure it wasn't...  Intended to look like that.



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Let's MAD 11 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

Today we enter the alternate universe of Shogo: Mobile Armor Division, where Sanjuro decides to try and defeat Gabriel (I still don't know who Gabriel is), free his brother, and side with the despotic maniac holding a gun to the world.  Wait, what?



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Let's MAD 10 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

After a month-long hiatus, Let's MAD returns!  Sanjuro has chosen to join a cult, betraying his comrades.  Will he be able to stop Admiral Akarju in time to prevent the Kato Cannon from firing?  Do these words that I'm writing mean anything?  Let's find out.



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Let's MAD 9 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

With the discover of Cothinial, Sanjuro must choose between using the Kato cannon to destroy a Gaian entity that seems to be minding it's own business, whipping out thousands of innocent lives in the process; or joining a mad cult that worships the Gaian entity that doesn't seem to care much, likely whipping out thousands of innocent lives in the process. Which route will he take? Do we honestly care? Let's find out.



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Let's MAD 8 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

What...  What was that last episode?  Wait, I get who Gabriel is, but I still don't get who Gabriel *is.*  Whose Uziel?  If Shogo has a hand in Gabriel, than who are the CNC?  Will this plot finally start making sense?

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Let's MAD 7 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

Can Sanjuro free his dead ex-girlfriend from the dark and sinister halls of what looks to be a mere public services building?  Will someone, for the love of God, please put hand railings on all the precarious walk ways?  Find out in Shogo: Mobile Armor Division.


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Let's MAD 6 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

In the sixth installment the game gives up and decides to take a big steaming plot and character dump in our shoe.  Who are these people?  What does their introduction mean?  The game doesn't know nor does it care.  Let's MAD: Shogo - Mobile Armor Division.



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Let's MAD 5 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

It's finally here!  After numerous delays, Let's MAD number 5 is ready to watch.  Will Sanjuro finally figure out his girl troubles?  Nope, he's going to go looking for some old lady's cat.

You think I'm joking?


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Let's MAD 4 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

How will Sanjuro deal with his dead ex coming back to life? Will he tell her that he's been dating her sister? Will he find his brother and best friend? Seriously, who is Gabriel? These and many other questions will not be answered in this month's Let's MAD: Shogo.


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Let's MAD 3 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

We continue the adventures of Sanjuro, as he continues to wander nondescript hall ways and sewers murdering who are likely under-paid guards and civilians.  The sort of hero that I want to follow.


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Let's MAD 2 - Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

We continue the whimsical and joyful misadventures of Sanjuro - a plucky hero and his giant robot.  Let's play as he joyfully murders well armed City Municipal Water District employees and prevents his sweet ass from be fried.



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Let's MAD 1 - Shogo: Moblie Armor Division

It's my very first Let's Play!  Today, we're playing Shogo: Mobile Armor Division.  This is a game that came out back in 1998, just about when Anime starting really getting a hold here in the Americas, and does it show as you are immediately assaulted by JPOP in the first 15 seconds of the game.  Developed and produced by Monolith, makers of the F.E.A.R. and Condemned series, this game took a very heavy anime influence, including giant city smashing robots, eye-rolling sarcastic protagonists, and bullshit magic science.

Despite Shogo's multiple flaws, I do highly recommend this game.  It features some really solid and fun (if extraneous) game play, as well as a nice little peak into what could have been for the shooter genre.  If you think that this game catches your fancy, you can pick it up for only $6.00 at the time of this posting on GOG.com. 

Without further ado, let's get MAD, shall we?


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