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Ahead of the sequel's latest re-release, we revisit Konami's 2001 sci-fi mech action game Zone of the Enders. Leon, Karl and Michiel ponder Kojima's level of involvement, whether the game - even the 2012 HD Edition - holds up in 2018, and - along with community contributions from the forum and Twitter - marvel at Yoji Shinkawa's robot designs.Music used in this issue:

1: Factory (Vivid Transparency) by Maki Kirioka, Akihiro Honda, Norihiko Hibino, Toshiyuki Kakuta and Shuichi Kobori2: Kiss Me Sunlights by Maki Kirioka, Akihiro Honda, Norihiko Hibino, Toshiyuki Kakuta and Shuichi Kobori

Cane and Rinse 322 was edited by Ryan Hamann

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James McCaul

Never finished this game but loved the look of it. Nice to hear my 3 word review. 😃😃

Lucas Harris

Back when I got my PS2 Zone of the Enders was one of the first games I picked up. It could have been because I bought the game with my own money or the fact that I was young (senior in high school). But to me I loved ZoE. The gameplay was fast and snappy. The soundtrack was energetic. The graphics and art direction were mind blowing to me. It’s funny because I never liked MGS and thus I am the only person I know that didn’t get this game for the demo. In fact the demo never even entered my PS2. But I absolutely caned and rinsed the heck out of this game. And I know I’m in the minority but for some reason I never quite gelled with the sequel like I did the first, maybe it was anime aesthetic but that a conversation for another day.