Metal Slug Anthology for PS2
Top comp out next month.
Following on from the critical success of SNK Playmore's Metal Slug Anthology for the PSP, Ignition Entertainment has announced that we can expect a PlayStation 2 version to arrive here in May.
Metal Slug Anthology is a compilation of all the old side-scrolling SNK action games that bore the great names. There's Metal Slug, Metal Slug 2, Metal Slug X, Metal Slug 3, Metal Slug 4, Metal Slug 5, and the newest addition to the series, Metal Slug 6.
Some can be played co-operatively with another fellow sitting next to you, perhaps brushing his fingers tenderly along the shoulders of your Dual Shock, and there are unlockable items too for those who really enjoy themselves.
Not convinced? Then read our thoroughly enthusiastic Metal Slug Anthology PSP review and be alarmed into agreement. After all, we're usually mean to the PSP.
Metal Slug Anthology PS2 will be distributed in Europe by Atari.
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If you like Metal Slug, then buy it. All the games work like they should, the presentation is a bit shoddy but you I don't really care about it anyway. All I want is the games and they are great. The bonuses add a little and are not too hard to achieve but they, too, are not very well presented. You can unlock art galleries (I never cared for them in any game) and also a soundtest and an interview. The interview is text-only, no video, no audio - feels a bit heartless too. It's not even all that interesting.
But for me it's all about the games. And co-op. The game is absolutely good value for the money and the only thing that pulls it down is the shoddy presentation.
As far as the controls go: I have no problem at all with the standard control scheme. You have to shake the wiimote (hold sideways, NES style) to throw grenades but it doesn't feel tacked on. It's sensitive enough so you don't need to shake it like mad and it doesn't activate by mistake yet it's fast enough to throw about 10 grenades in one jump if you are near an enemy. It's probably even faster than using a button, at least while jumping and shooting all at once. The cube controller works too but only the analogue stick, not the dpad. At first I had my hopes up because the dpad actually works in the menus but not in the games. And there is auto-fire.
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