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The action is seen from a third-person perspective behind the player's Valkyrie. The mission goals vary from "destroy all enemies" to defend and escort missions, and often change mid-mission. In addition to many of the TV characters making an appearance via voice communication, the game introduces new characters in the player's wing mates Eddie Juutilainen and Bruce Rudel and their tactical officer liaison on the Macross, Emma Granger. The levels follow the original events closely, allowing the player to experience them from the point of view of a Valkyrie pilot of Skull Squadron. The TV campaign consists of 12 missions while the movie campaign has only 8, but with a higher difficulty. It allows players to play through the events of both the original 1982 TV series as well as the 1984 theatrical film Do You Remember Love? in two distinct campaigns. Chō Jikū Yōsai Macross for PlayStation 2 is an arcade flight/shooting game based on the Macross anime franchise.
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