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Elixir Sep 27, 2006 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by avanent
Thats actually the reason I don't buy them... too damn many to buy/choose from. I stand there looking at them... which one of these is best? hmm... and I end up buying none of them...

If you have the ability of importing from play-asia or somewhere, there's no contest:

http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/4...ewolvessd0.jpg

Garou: Mark of the Wolves is my favorite fighting game from SNK by far.

I think there's a King of Fighters 2000 + 2001 collection released on NTSC and PAL for PS2 as well. Concerning fighters, there isn't half as many in america/europe SNK titles as there are japanese. I haven't bothered with the 01+02 collection as I already own King of Fighters 2000 (which is my favorite KoF) but there's a ton of them which were japan-only releases that my friend has.

Anyway can someone please explain how it's possible to play Metal Slug on a PSP? No jokes, I don't know how.

Kesubei Sep 27, 2006 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Elixir
Anyway can someone please explain how it's possible to play Metal Slug on a PSP? No jokes, I don't know how.

If you mean the controls, it would be just like the arcade layout (four face buttons, but only 3 are usable). With that and the widescreen, it's perfect for Metal Slug, though I have yet to see how bad the load times are.

Infernal Monkey Oct 4, 2006 12:08 AM

Oh hey, so this has been playable at that Fusion Tour thingy, apparently the game has a bajillion control methods. You can either hold the Wiimote on its side like a normal control pad and just use the dpad and buttons, use the Classic Controller, use a GameCube controller or you can swing the Wiimote to move and use the Nunchuck to throw grenades (why).

avanent Oct 4, 2006 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Infernal Monkey
Oh hey, so this has been playable at that Fusion Tour thingy, apparently the game has a bajillion control methods. You can either hold the Wiimote on its side like a normal control pad and just use the dpad and buttons, use the Classic Controller, use a GameCube controller or you can swing the Wiimote to move and use the Nunchuck to throw grenades (why).

intresting... I think I'll have to toy with that a bit...

Other than the control schemes, how'd it look?

Infernal Monkey Oct 4, 2006 08:52 AM

Like Metal Slug I guess!

J-Man Oct 4, 2006 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by avanent
intresting... I think I'll have to toy with that a bit...

Other than the control schemes, how'd it look?


I doubt there will be many, if at all, graphical improvements. Kinda ruins the nostalgia factor.

avanent Oct 5, 2006 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by J-Man
I doubt there will be many, if at all, graphical improvements. Kinda ruins the nostalgia factor.

I meant more along the lines of how the porting went, and just overall impression. Wasn't even thinking graphical enhancements,

Infernal Monkey Oct 6, 2006 12:11 AM

tiny box art is here, performing for you, he's the first member of the .. compilation crew?:

NovaX Oct 6, 2006 02:02 AM

Wow, that's fugly.

Nintendonomicon Oct 29, 2006 12:45 PM

Gamespot has a neat video showing the different control methods of the game. It has 6 different configurations (one of them allows you to use the Gamecube controller).

If you're interested in this game, this clip is definitely worth your time.
I didn't catch the release date at the end of the video, though.

Big J Nov 1, 2006 11:18 AM

wow I'm so glad I get to play Metal slug 1 on a console now lol Metal Slugs graphics are sooooo advanced just look at how the green blood gushes out of Mars peoples face! lol

Lizardcommando Nov 14, 2006 03:10 PM

Hey guys, I know this is a bit off-topic, but when exactly is the PS2 version of the Metal Slug Anthology supposed to be released? I checked EBGames and Gamestop and they said it was supposed to be released on December 4th while Game Crazy has the date on November 14. Which is the correct date?

Kesubei Nov 14, 2006 03:52 PM

There is no PS2 version, sir or madam. There's a PSP version, though.

Lizardcommando Nov 14, 2006 04:44 PM

What the hell? No PS2 version? What a load of horseshit. It's even listed being available for the PS2 at Game Crazy, Game Stop, and EBGames. I could have sworn I saw a magazine ad saying it's coming for the PS2.

BTW, I am a sir.

Kesubei Nov 14, 2006 05:05 PM

I thought so as well, but I haven't seen anything mentioning a PS2 version on SNK Playmore's site. On the Japanese site, there's a list of all PS2 games coming out this winter and Spring 2007, and a Metal Slug Complete (JPN title) is not listed.

map car man words telling me to do things Nov 15, 2006 06:11 AM

I remember a while back someone in chat warbling about the PS2 version being confirmed, but his source was a rumor on Metal Slug Database and because he thought holy shit they are so never wrong, man.

There is no mention of a PS2 version on SNK's own sites, while there are sections for the Wii and PSP versions, so I remain sceptical to say the least.

Infernal Monkey Nov 19, 2006 07:40 PM

So what happened, did this actually make the American launch or what? ;_;

The PAL version has some box art now, but no real confirmed date (it might be crushed at the prom)

http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/3...xpals01bt3.jpg

Darkcomet72 Nov 19, 2006 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Infernal Monkey
So what happened, did this actually make the American launch or what? ;_;

I saw some display cases of the game at a Gamestop, so I doubt it hasn't.

I will get this game Wednesday instead of Monday, so I'll have something to look forward to after my presentation.

Lizardcommando Nov 19, 2006 10:00 PM

Hmm, at least that cover is more colorful than the US cover.

evilboris Nov 19, 2006 10:24 PM

Am I the only one who thinks Metal Slug is a bit overwhored? Aside from Metal Slug 6, theres nothing extra special in this anthology pack, and Metal Slug 6 was worse then MS5, which was in turn worse then MS4 (ms5 had the Pimp Slug and some nice music, but other then that it was godawful). And, well, ms4 wasnt exactly stellar either.

All of the MS games are already playable on near every console in existence from Saturn to upwards, and they aint exactly adding any extras that make them special either. Controlling this game from a Wii mote is a very bad joke, and other then that, they will probably add nothing but a POW name list and an art gallery full of pictures that you can already find online.

I guess they arent like Sega who splice up the ingredients of 2 good compilation to halves, and then sell 4 completely seperate titles out of the permutations.

Dubble Nov 20, 2006 01:24 AM

Personally - as odd as this sounds: I have never played a Metal Slug game in my life. Not so much as put a quarter into a machine. However - I downloaded the boxset and fell in love with the music.

I'm looking forward to playing this once I snag a wii. :)

watkinzez Nov 20, 2006 03:01 AM

I too have never played Metal Slug, though have always admired the sprite work. I guess it's for people like me.

Kesubei Nov 20, 2006 06:28 AM

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Originally Posted by evilboris
Am I the only one who thinks Metal Slug is a bit overwhored? Aside from Metal Slug 6, theres nothing extra special in this anthology pack, and Metal Slug 6 was worse then MS5, which was in turn worse then MS4 (ms5 had the Pimp Slug and some nice music, but other then that it was godawful). And, well, ms4 wasnt exactly stellar either.

All of the MS games are already playable on near every console in existence from Saturn to upwards, and they aint exactly adding any extras that make them special either. Controlling this game from a Wii mote is a very bad joke, and other then that, they will probably add nothing but a POW name list and an art gallery full of pictures that you can already find online.

I guess they arent like Sega who splice up the ingredients of 2 good compilation to halves, and then sell 4 completely seperate titles out of the permutations.

The fact that its a Metal Slug anthology pack is enough. $50 (or $60, whatever) for every game in the series? Especially considering the original cart prices (as ridiculous as they were)? I think it's the best deal the Wii and the PSP are probably ever going to have.

Portman Dec 16, 2006 10:15 PM

I picked this up yesterday and it's a Metal Slug fan's dream. I haven't logged that much time with it yet, but so far the Gamecube control option seems to be the best one to me. The Wii controls are neat, they just take some getting used to and seem to make you loose allot more lives then a "normal" controller would (and it's a pain to throw grenades). Metal Slug 1,2 and X don't have any load times, while 3-6 have a tiny bit of load times whenever the scene switches. Overall I'd say it'd definitely worth the money if you're a Metal Slug fan, and if you haven't played the series before and are into classic side scrolling shooters give it a rental.

Edit: Only the first two games are load time free, just played X and it has the loading screen between sections like the rest of the games.

Elixir Dec 16, 2006 10:21 PM

Oh wow, this is out already?

Hmm, this will be my first actual Wii game purchased. The question is, should I import it and wait for the Wii Freeloader, or just wait until it arrives in PAL?


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