As a fan of the Battletech game I found this to be fun to play and the custimization adds to make a pretty fun game.
* Gameplay *
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The gameplay of this game isn't quite what I'd have expected from a Super Nintendo game. You start out after watching the opening cut scenes and then move on to a menu from which you select what you wish to do. Which includes everything from buying a new mech (robot), buying new parts, taking on missions to earn money to upgrade your mech, or going to the pub to find out vital tips and strategies to being a successful mechwarrior! After taking a mission you are able to bargain with your contractor to get more money out of your mission, but be warned if you ask for a bogus amount you will angry your contractor and won't be able to take part in that mission. After accepting the mission you simply complete the provided objective. *TIP: homing missiles are awesome*
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* Graphics *
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I gave the graphics an 8 because I found the graphics to be pretty detailed for the SNES. It takes getting used to the flat layout of the terrain though
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* Sound *
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The sound really wasn't all that bad, but it certainly got annoying after a while.
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* Value *
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Mechwarrior 3050 may be a lot of fun for a couple of hours, but after a while the games age begins to show and it begins to become repetitive and bland
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* Tilt *
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If you're a fan of the Battletech or Mechwarrior series I highly suggest you look around on Ebay for this game.