Front Mission 2089 (2005, Mobile) - A prequel to the first game.
#Front mission 2 melee leg part series
Second in the series to get a localized release. Front Mission 4 (2003, PS2) - A side-quel that runs parallel to the events of the first game.Front Mission: History (2003, PS) - A box set which includes the first three games in the mainline series.A Video Game Remake on the Nintendo Switch (date unconfirmed).First in the series to get a localized release. Front Mission 3 (1999, PS1) - Sequel to Front Mission 2, but with little connections to the first two games.
Front Mission: Alternative (1997, PS1) - An RTS spin-off, taking place long before all other games. A Video Game Remake on the Nintendo Switch to be released on June 12, 2023. Front Mission 2 (1997, PS1) - A direct sequel to Front Mission. Front Mission: Gun Hazard (1996, SFC) - A side-scrolling action spin-off, taking place in an alternative universe. A Video Game Remake on the Nintendo Switch released on November 30, 2022. The DS version was the only one to get a localized release, but has all the features from the PSX version. Re-released as Front Mission: 1st for the PlayStation in 2003, and Nintendo DS in 2007. Front Mission (1995, Super Famicom) (2002, Wonderswan). With regards to the games, the series currently consists of five mainline titles and seven offshoots: Logistics matter, the Wanzers are easily destroyed, winning battles requires teamwork, and the stories are heavily packed with Realpolitik. Two things set it apart from other mecha games: it is a Turn-Based Strategy (unheard of in 1995 outside of Super Robot Wars), and it applies as much realism as can be expected with giant robots. Square Enix's chief Humongous Mecha franchise, Front Mission throws readers and players into gritty Real Robot stories, in which conglomerate nations from 20 Minutes into the Future fight for power and political control, using armies of Wanzers (short for "Wanderungpanzers" - loosely translated from German for "walking tanks"). More or less the franchise in a nutshell. Together with Double Shot I of Yun Lai Fa's Prov, they become very strong offensive skill in Emma's storyline.A marriage between Cool and (relatively) Realistic. Double Punch I lets player use same melee weapons wielded in both arms in single turn. When equipped, Grapple M1 gave Melee III (Body), Double Punch I (Arms), and Skill +2 (Legs). In Front Mission 3, battle skills are learnt by equipping specific wanzer parts. Unlike most wanzer models produced by Diable Avionics, Grapple is not named after weather phenomena. Godwin Mosley (Grapple FS70-HB), Front Mission Evolved. 
Russel Hamilton (Grapple FS70-HB), Front Mission Evolved. Yue Yu Jiang (Grapple M1), Front Mission 3. Gastor Marza (Grapple M1), Front Mission 3. Joe Parker (Grapple M1), Front Mission 3. Marcus Armstrong (Grapple M1), Front Mission 3. 
American, primarily as heavy assaults (Front Mission Evolved) Marine, primarily as strikers (Front Mission 5)
The Purple Haze, primarily as strikers (Front Mission 3). Hua Lian Rebels, primarily as strikers (Front Mission 3). Also, the Hua Lian Rebel was also seen employing the Grapple as melee units, probably due to the fact that the U.S.N. Armies, as evidenced in its appearance in the game. It seems to be primarily used by the U.S.N. These abilities suggest that it is primarily a heavy assault and melee-type wanzer. Since its debut, Grapple has always been seen being deployed as melee units, presumably due to its extremely strong armour and, in contrast to its bulky appearance, decent mobility.
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