Here's what I did. I turned on my Pink Floyd and turned on my PS2. I set aside an afternoon to try my hand at the game I had just rented, which was this one. I started playing it. I saw all the different characters and thought: "sweet!" I was all ready for another game like Metal Slug 3 on Xbox, but was disappointed. By what, you ask? Oh, just one thing. The infinite lives. Yes. I did say infinite lives. It steals away everything this game had going for it. I beat the two in about an evening of playing. The games are exactly the same as they were, but for the lives. If only they had left it untouched, maybe I would have bought it. I was sorely disappointed.
There’s not really much I can say about this game, you get exactly what you’re expecting. You get Metal Slug 4 & 5, nothing more and nothing less. If you’re a fan of the series then you’ll definitely enjoy this game. ... Read Full Review
As 2D games originally designed for the NeoGeo platform, these aren't technically impressive games by any means. Even if you focus your attention entirely on the game's playful and bizarre art style and designs, it's har... Read Full Review
