However, arguably the biggest success of the series on Sony's handheld was the Gundam Vs. sub-series, which made its debut on PSP in 2007 with Mobile Suit Gundam SEED: Federation vs.Ģ010 would also see the release of Gundam Memories: Tatakai no Kioku, a hack 'n' slash meets third-person shooter, while 2009 got a very interesting arcade to PSP port in Mobile Suit Gundam: Senjou no Kizuna, a portable version of the VR-pod based shooter that somehow managed to keep the core experience in tact.

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