Of course, the championship mode can be saved. Throughout the championship, you will encounter unique opponents, and learn unique special moves and robots that can't be found in the single player mode. This also makes the game more challenging and interesting. On some maps, fighter pilots will come storming down the skies and emptying their bullet rounds on you, whereas on others, giant spikes will come out of walls and knock you to ground. There are 5 maps in total, and the novelty in them is the fact that they are interactive. There are various tournaments to enrol to, and you will get opponents of different difficulty on each one.
You will have to choose wisely between buying upgrades for your robot, or training for yourself because you will loose robot upgrades as you buy new robots. When you collect enough, you will be able to buy better and more advanced robots. The money will come from beating your opponents. You will start the game with a pretty weak robot, and will have to improve its capabilities, as well as your character's attributes such as speed, strength and stamina. More than enough to keep you entertained. Each one has a predefined set of standard kicks and punches, and 3 unique moves. Whoever defeats all other contenders will become the ruler of Ganymede! The humans have just started colonising a new moon called Ganymede, and WAR is organising arena combats of giant 90-foot robots which are controlled by humans. However weak it is, its still there so it can't be neglected! The year is, obviously, 2097 and the world is ruled by a big corporation called WAR (The World Aeronautics and Robotics Corp.).
With one exception though, this one actually has some kind of plot, and a pretty detailed and interesting championship mode. One must fall is a classic example of the mid-nineties beat'em up! Its simple, fast paced and addictive.
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