Ps difference

1.Like the SFC version, it has three chapters: Masaki's Chapter, Ryuune's Chapter, and the hidden scenario Shu's Chapter. However, unlike the SFC version, Shu's Chapter cannot be selected unless both Masaki's and Ryuune's Chapters have been cleared

2.Like the SFC version, it uses ISS (see SFC version for details), and if you carry over the ISS of a cleared chapter, the choices you made will be reflected in the other chapter. The scenario unfolds in the same way as the SFC version, but in terms of strategy, there are some things that were possible in the SFC version, such as Nagzart, which will be described later, that are no longer possible due to adjustments unique to this game.

3.The game has a better balance than the two games mentioned above, as there are many powerful allied units from the beginning, including the main characters such as Cybuster and Granzon. However, it is only better , and the drawbacks of multiplying the numbers from "3rd" with the system from "F" still linger deep within the game.

4.For example, while the attack power of the Cybuster and other weapons was adjusted with the SFC version in mind, Mazinger Z's attack power remains the same as the two previous games, below that of the MS. In the SFC version, it was inferior to Great, but it was an excellent machine with a good balance between EN consumption and attack power, but in this game, without any modifications, it can only be whittled down and blocked. The Punch, a non-consumption, close-combat weapon for ground use that has the second highest attack power after the Breast Fire, was also deleted due to the reuse of data from F. The reason the Punch was an anti-ground weapon in the SFC version was because the Scrander Cutter was a non-consumption anti-air weapon, and it was used according to the situation. Perhaps the development staff did not understand this difference in usage in this game, as the Punch was deleted while the Scrander Cutter's land-use ability remained intac