Nowadays, many gamers are familiar with mecha anime series like Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gundam, Macross and many others. As you might guess, games based around giant mecha have existed in Japan for a long time. In recent years, games from Agetec's Armored Core series and Sega's Virtua On series have made mecha games increasingly popular with US gamers. Konami's Z.O.E., under the direction of Hideo Kojima, has really done something unique by doing just that, and combining it with incredible graphics and a great story. The time is 2172 and mankind has established colonies from the Earth all the way to the moons of Jupiter.
Great tensions exist between the Earth and the colonists of Mars.
His friends are killed during the attack and Leo ends up wandering into one of the UNSF hangars where he stumbles upon the orbital frame Jehuty. In the demo version you begin by starting up Jehuty. Let's look back a little first before describing the demo itself. I first saw a preview of Z.O.E. last July. There was also a 5-minute trailer of Z.O.E. on it.