Zero Divide: The Final Conflict

About

Zero Divide: The Final Conflict is a 3D robot brawler from ZOOM that pits 10 customizable mechs against each other in brutal combat. Players choose from a cast of clanking heavyweights each with distinct movesets and projectile attacks. The action unfolds in destructible stages where environmental hazards can turn the tide of battle. Single player challenges involve taking down the XTAL Corporation’s AI overlords while multiplayer lets you test skills against a friend in head-to-head showdowns. Released in 1997 for Sega Saturn, this title is a cult favorite among retro fighting game fans. Its Japan-only launch and Saturn’s niche status keep it under the radar but the fast-paced matches and robot customization options hold up. With 10 characters and varied arenas, the replay value is solid for those digging into Saturn’s library. The chaotic robot-on-robot carnage and over-the-top finishing moves make it a standout in the late 90s mech genre.

Storyline

The XTAL Corporation has taken control of the world's computer networks. Metal clashes with metal as through the use of a range of individually-styled fighting robots, you prepare to take on the might of XTAL and fight for the freedom of Earth. 10 characters, sporting all-new attacks moves and additional projectile attacks, battle it out in a variety of deadly arenas.