Frozenscarface

ok, when i saw this on the psn store for half price, i was like, hey what's the harm, i bought this game. THIS GAME is not upgraded visually whatsoever being a ps2 port, and that what's difficult for me, boxy letters, and stretched screen. the only way to improve it is by adding in the scan lines and/or apply the "art" around the screen which effectively shrinks the screens which slightly reduces the notability of the stretched pixels, did i mention these "arts" was SNK's logo and the other being, I don't know, probably a radio. graphics aside, i'll cut it some slack since these games still look amazing visually as you remember them, what urks me is the constant "loading" now i'm not sure if this is just a me problem but holy hell does this kill the experience from single player and especially in co-op! I have had the problem for whenever you highlight a different character, you get this 3 second long loading screen and it loaded the alternate routes midgame. The cons aside, i will encourage any person to pick up a metal slug game, specifically the anthology because you get more, sure the constant stuff you'll see, but if anything they minor nuisances that shouldn't drive you away from an extremely good and addictive franchise, especially since everything is pretty much in your control and every mistake is your own, from not immediately seeing the enemy bullet travel your way to jumping straight into a missle, very rarely will the game create situations you cannot avoid, very specifically a certain 3rd mission boss from the 6th game. This game have all unique ways of destroying your foes or buildings and unique enemies to boot. These games have a nice multiplayer experience and a challenging single player experience, pick this game up for a nice distraction and arcade experience and better than spending quarters at any metal slug machine. The unfortunate thing is the fact that this is a port of a ps2 version, so that means no metal slug XX, over all it's worth checking out at least.

Nintendo makes some choices we don't like, one being a free to play Kirby game based on a mini game of planet robobot, which is great on it's own. As a rpg lover, this game was a **** it was a free to play game which meant, tadah, in game purchases. I been playing this game for weeks, with friends and on my own. I haven't spent a single penny, but the buddy i play with have and there's a huge advantage. They could buy double xp, get more fragments and by extension wait less time for vigor. Armor is easier to obtain and the part that makes me livid the most is the part where the game makes you use valuable gem apples, currency that is used for everything, to unlock a new quest. This game has some upside though, it creates impressive and even fun multiplayer gameplay, tough and planning for solo, and street pass allows you to use other players as your A.I. Companions. There are ways to obtain gem apples aviat being tedious. Like the hero quests, small side quests that help out, and the other method the gem apple tree, which at the start of the game gives you a nice 5 apples every twelve hours, of course this tree can grow and produce more apples by buying apples. Not exactly helpful at all. The game has a lot of fanservice and I enjoy it more than that, especially the final boss. Overall this game is very enjoyable and worth a try since you can play it for free and free to complete.