Experience All-Out-War scenarios with large-scale expansive combat in 7 new questlines and 10 new "battle" scenarios. Fight all new megacities, new biomes, new garrisons MechWarrior 5: Heroes of the Inner Sphere. Explore new warzones, new quests, new missions that span the full breadth of the Inner Sphere. Mechwarrior 5 Modding Toolkit. Welcome to the Inner Sphere, Mercenaries. See more. Follow Us. Follow us on Facebook opens in a new window Follow us on Facebook opens in a new window Visit our Homepage opens in a new window Visit our Homepage opens in a new window Follow us on Twitter opens in a new window Follow us on Twitter opens in a new window Follow us on Youtube opens in a new window Follow us on Youtube opens in a new window.
Critics Recommend. Top Critic Average. OpenCritic Rating. See All Reviews. MechWarrior 3 multiplayer demo Free to try. Hop inside a giant battlemech and challenge your friends online. MechWarrior 4: Vengeance Update Free. Update your MechWarrior 4: Vengance to version 2. MechWarrior 3 demo patch Free.
Prevent a potentially miserable MechWarrior 3 demo uninstall experience. MechWarrior 2 Purchase. MechWarrior 2. Mechwarrior 4: Vengance Free to try. Command a legion of BattleMechs. Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries Purchase. Of course, when you go back and look at a 3D shooter from , you have to set your expectations accordingly, but I did actually have a lot of fun playing with this as I put it through its paces for the first time in many years. There is a story here that serves as the motivation for getting through the campaign, but it is not exactly groundbreaking stuff.
In MechWarrior 3 as the name suggests you play as a badass mech. You are one of many that are responsible for defending the Inner Sphere from an evil clan. It has been a long time since I played the original two games, but from what I do remember the stakes in this game feel a lot smaller than they did in the first two. I know you may laugh to hear this, but back in , this game was a big step forward in the world of 3D graphics.
It was a bit of a beast to get running and the 3D world which may look a bit sparse and low on detail by today's standard was very well received back in the day. I love the mech designs in this game and the way you can customize pretty much every aspect of your mech from the color to the weapons that it has is really cool. I actually feel that the game looks fairly decent for its age. For me, the best part about MechWarrior 3 is the Instant Action mode.
In this mode, you pick your mech and you are free to tinker with it in many ways. You can set it so that it is very powerful. You then can pick the enemies you want and just have at it. While this is full of mindless destruction, it has always been a mode that I have found strangely relaxing.
It is just you and your mech blowing away a ton of other mechs! This is one of those games that requires a lot of buttons as you play. Controlling the mech to make it walk is simple in that it is keyboard and mouse. However, many other buttons of the keyboard will do stuff as well.
You can customize this, but there is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to controlling the mechs in this game so be sure to keep that in mind before you jump in here. I know that by today's standards, MechWarrior 3 may not look like the greatest or fanciest game ever.
However, I still feel that there is some fun to be had here. Granted the campaign is not that great, but I feel the instant action mode makes up for this. It is a fun game to play if you want to cause some major damage as a cool looking mech. When MicroProse announced the sequel to Mech Warrior 2 they must have been in the same sort of dilemma that Ford they ed the Escort. In other words, what do you do when you already have a best selling, universally popular product, but one that's showing obvious signs of age and is in desperate need of a major overhaul?
Mekbanditer, I downloaded your link but whenever I open the ISO after mounting to install I get the message "Setup is unable to find a hard disk location to store temporary files. Make at least KB free disk space available and try running setup again". Am i missing something? MekBanditR -2 points Windows version.
I loved this game as a child and hoped I would be able to play it again. Unfortunately after 4 hours of trial and error I gave up because nobody can write some decent instructions on how to get this thing to work.
I'm very comfortable using dosbox and command line, but the issue here is that it doesn't run on its own. You would think if the Author went through all the trouble of making a guide and putting it out there for idiots like me he would at least check to make sure the download link contains the correct files. Anyway, it sounds like the MechVM version is shit too, and others aren't having any sound in game. We need a bundled rar file that we can extract, put in our dosbox directory, load it up and go..
Please, just re-upload the game with the correct files this time. Better luck next time my fellow cadets. MekBanditR 2 points Windows version.
Here is a helpful upload i did. It is a download link to a preinstalled version of mechwarrior 2 3dfx edition with. Admin note: archive is mirrored here for Windows version. MadCatGod 1 point Windows version. When i opened up the windows version of mech 2 it said that it was protected and I have to enter a password in order to unlock it.
Can someone please help me out? Hatty 1 point Mac version. Coyote -3 points. Obvious, you weren't the only person to figure out that the Nova hot rodded out was the ultimate death machine. It was fast enough that you were almost flying and nothing could track or hit you. Good times. Zsasz 3 points DOS version. I remember being 16 playing the first game. It ate away at hours of time. This game turned bargaining for a few space bucks and getting a new mech into something else.
It and X-wing should be re-mastered yesterday. These ate up hours of my life that I'd like to continue to have devoured. I love them. Obvious 3 points. I got this game bundled with my sidewinder joystick, and played it many many many hours. The graphics were good for it's day, and I loved all the little touches like the HUD modes, and customization.
If you do use a stick I would say that rudder control is essential. The game has great ambiance, and even when things are quiet and you are making your way to the next waypoint I never had the sense of boredom or wishing there was more action on a 10km hike. If anything "killed" this game for me, it was myself. I was tinkering with loadouts and stumbled upon an unbeatable mech design, at that point the game became too easy and I moved on to waste even more of my life on X-Wing vs.
TIE Fighter, a game that I would rate x better than EA's sad cashgrab even though they had access to the entire prop studio and production materials , and would still be playing that today if it didn't feel so clunky in an emulator.
My "magic" loadout was a Nova chassis with 5 large lasers enough heatsinks to fire them and not blow yourself up, Jump jets not enough to fly but enough to "skip" along the landscape at approx Kph, and whatever armor you can fit in after that. You become too maneuverable to hit and a single strike on a leg 2 vs. You just need to get good at mobile sniping. Mercenaries was nice too, but featured only the Blackhawk variant of the Nova, with no torso twist.
So I wasn't as much of a fan. Same as I will take Xwing vs. Just no comparison in quality. Nano 0 point DOS version. Aries 2 points. OK, the last comment I posted was how to get the grungy old dos version to work from within DosBox. An easier an prettier way to do it is to follow this guy's directions. I don't think it's the prettiest it can be, but I'll keep looking.
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