Armored Core: Nexus is a video game in the Armored Core series. It was released in Japan on the 18th of March, 2004, and in North America on the 28th of September of the same year. Due to its financial success in Japan, it was rereleased in …

Armored Core: Nexus is a 2004 third-person shooter mecha video game developed by FromSoftware for the PlayStation 2. It is the eighth entry in the Armored Core series and a sequel to 2003's Silent Line: Armored Core. Unlike Silent Line, Nexus is not an expansion but rather a full-fledged sequel.

List of missions in Armored Core: Nexus. Phases listed below indicate when the mission will become available. As the phase ends, the mission will remain available for a few more turns before it disappears.

Armored Core 2 parts; Armored Core 2: Another Age parts; Armored Core 3 parts; Silent Line: Armored Core parts; Armored Core: Nexus parts; Armored Core: Formula Front parts; Armored Core: Nine Breaker parts; Armored Core: Last Raven parts

If you want, you can go from Armored Core: Nexus to Armored Core: Last Raven. Note 4: Armored Core: Nexus has two disks. In order to get 100% on a Nexus save file, you need both disks.

Mar 18, 2004 · With more options and more ways to customize your created robot, the eighth entry in the ARMORED CORE series, ARMORED CORE: Nexus, is limited only by your imagination.

Story: Years have passed since the incident at the Silent Line, and with it the collaborative effort began by the Corporations in response to it is long gone. The battle between the Corporations has re-emerged and continues unabated. Now a new Corporation has entered the scene; this Corporation, Navis, while nowhere near the size of the other Corporations, does have a …

17 hours ago · Admittedly, you can remap the buttons, but Dual Analogue support didn’t start until Armored Core Nexus on the PlayStation 2, so the control scheme has a learning curve to it that may take some ...

1 day ago · This storyline continued through 2004’s Armored Core: Nexus, though the changes to the gameplay–including adding, removing, and adjusting several types of weaponry–meant that players couldn’t import their data from the earlier AC3 titles. Two follow-ups to Nexus, Nine Breaker and Last Raven, completed the AC3 storyline.

Armored Core: Nexus was released on March 18, 2004, as a direct sequel to Silent Line. [46] Unlike its predecessor, Nexus was treated as a core entry rather than an expansion and did not allow for save data import. [ 47 ]