Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Armored Core Mobile games Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=C5X8fJfnFI4&list=PLOGpMeV2BHCUiRL5fKWU_4oeFU8DfCZfr
Armored Core: Mobile2 is the 2nd Armored Core video game for flip phone by FromSoftware in 2005. It was released exclusively in Japan on October 27, 2005. A 3D combat mecha action series from FromSoftware that continues from the PlayStation software "Armored Core" released in 1997.
After more than a decade of inaccessibility, the game will be re-released for the Nintendo Switch through the G-MODE Archives+ on April 16, 2025, and on Steam on June 18, 2025.
The basic system, which allows players to create their own original mecha by combining a wide variety of parts, remains a hallmark of the series, but a new, downward-looking top view has been adopted for cell phones.
There are more than 50 types of equipment parts to choose from, including airframe parts and weapons. The appearance changes according to the parts, and the color can be changed to suit the player's personal preference!
Change the parts with different performance depending on the situation, and operate your original AC to accomplish your missions!
Based on the Armored Core: Nine Breaker.
00:00 Starting
00:14 Intro
00:48 Garage
02:28 Training - Move Level 1
04:30 Training - Move Level 2
06:23 【Failed】Training - Move Level 3
06:54 Training - Attack Level 1
09:20 Garage
10:05 Training - Attack Level 2
12:25 Garage
12:48 Training - Attack Level 3
15:12 Garage
15:36 【Failed】Training - Move Level 3
16:19 Training - Overall Level 1
18:44 Garage
19:27 Training - Overall Level 2
21:49 Garage
22:06 Training - Overall Level 3
24:27 Garage
25:25 Survival
30:11 Garage
30:19 Arena Rank - 15: Arc de Triomphe
31:02 Arena Rank - 14: Glarkey
31:41 Garage
32:17 Training - Move Level 3
34:03 Arena - Rank 13: Storm
35:30 Arena - Rank 12: Tipori
36:04 Arena - Rank 11: The Damned
36:39 Arena - Rank 10: Yachimun
37:10 Arena - Rank 9: Grotto
37:45 Arena - Rank 8: Galois
38:18 Garage
38:46 Arena - Rank 7: E-10/G
39:08 Arena - Rank 6: Pastry Chef
39:38 Arena - Rank 5: Big Waterway
40:08 Arena - Rank 4: INTIFADA
40:36 Arena - Rank 3: Mantofa
41:10 Arena - Rank 2: 1000LEAF
41:39 Arena - Rank 1: Ching
42:15 Credits
43:24 Garage
44:46 Arena - Unranked: Syclla
45:18 Arena - Unranked: South All Stars
46:24 Arena - Unranked: Aegis
46:49 Garage
47:26 Getting SA-SPWP pursuit missile
48:46 Garage
49:33 Decimated Aegis
49:52 Garage
51:57 End Card
#アーマードコア
#アーマードコアモバイル 2
#ArmoredCoreMobile2
#armoredcore
#mecha
Armored Core Mobile games Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=C5X8fJfnFI4&list=PLOGpMeV2BHCUiRL5fKWU_4oeFU8DfCZfr
Armored Core: Mobile2 is the 2nd Armored Core video game for flip phone by FromSoftware in 2005. It was released exclusively in Japan on October 27, 2005. A 3D combat mecha action series from FromSoftware that continues from the PlayStation software "Armored Core" released in 1997.
After more than a decade of inaccessibility, the game will be re-released for the Nintendo Switch through the G-MODE Archives+ on April 16, 2025, and on Steam on June 18, 2025.
The basic system, which allows players to create their own original mecha by combining a wide variety of parts, remains a hallmark of the series, but a new, downward-looking top view has been adopted for cell phones.
There are more than 50 types of equipment parts to choose from, including airframe parts and weapons. The appearance changes according to the parts, and the color can be changed to suit the player's personal preference!
Change the parts with different performance depending on the situation, and operate your original AC to accomplish your missions!
Based on the Armored Core: Nine Breaker.
00:00 Starting
00:14 Intro
00:48 Garage
02:28 Training - Move Level 1
04:30 Training - Move Level 2
06:23 【Failed】Training - Move Level 3
06:54 Training - Attack Level 1
09:20 Garage
10:05 Training - Attack Level 2
12:25 Garage
12:48 Training - Attack Level 3
15:12 Garage
15:36 【Failed】Training - Move Level 3
16:19 Training - Overall Level 1
18:44 Garage
19:27 Training - Overall Level 2
21:49 Garage
22:06 Training - Overall Level 3
24:27 Garage
25:25 Survival
30:11 Garage
30:19 Arena Rank - 15: Arc de Triomphe
31:02 Arena Rank - 14: Glarkey
31:41 Garage
32:17 Training - Move Level 3
34:03 Arena - Rank 13: Storm
35:30 Arena - Rank 12: Tipori
36:04 Arena - Rank 11: The Damned
36:39 Arena - Rank 10: Yachimun
37:10 Arena - Rank 9: Grotto
37:45 Arena - Rank 8: Galois
38:18 Garage
38:46 Arena - Rank 7: E-10/G
39:08 Arena - Rank 6: Pastry Chef
39:38 Arena - Rank 5: Big Waterway
40:08 Arena - Rank 4: INTIFADA
40:36 Arena - Rank 3: Mantofa
41:10 Arena - Rank 2: 1000LEAF
41:39 Arena - Rank 1: Ching
42:15 Credits
43:24 Garage
44:46 Arena - Unranked: Syclla
45:18 Arena - Unranked: South All Stars
46:24 Arena - Unranked: Aegis
46:49 Garage
47:26 Getting SA-SPWP pursuit missile
48:46 Garage
49:33 Decimated Aegis
49:52 Garage
51:57 End Card
#アーマードコア
#アーマードコアモバイル 2
#ArmoredCoreMobile2
#armoredcore
#mecha

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Seal Mode
Seal mode features the story from Kamen Rider Blade and the player must play four Kamen Riders from the series. Here is the list of Riders with the episodes their stories are based on:
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Kamen Rider Chalice (ep 3, 4, 5-6, 25)
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The game received an A rating from CERO, the equivalent to an E rating from the ESRB in America.
Seal Mode
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Kamen Rider Garren (ep 1, 10, 11-14, 15)
Kamen Rider Chalice (ep 3, 4, 5-6, 25)
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