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Lot of bugs and some PC-only features are missing. I have this on DVD, but this port is done quite bad.

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The PC port is noted to have limited credits (the first Metal Slug has four credits only and Metal 2 to 4 have only a total 5 credits) However, Metal Slug 5&6 are the only two. Much Like Metal Slug Anthology, it features all Metal Slug titles up to Metal Slug 6.However, it doesnt have any extra features. Fantastic game streamed thru Parsec w/ 3 other friends, made account just to. There is Metal Slug Collection PC released in 2009. Metal Slug Complete PC is a compilation published by DHM Interactive in 2010 for PCs. i really hope there gonna be a metal slug 6 remake on this fan game. You can't invite this user because you have blocked him. You can't chat with this user because you have blocked him. This game was categorized as Compilation on.

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Download the Metal Slug Anthology ROM now and enjoy playing this game on your computer or phone. The Metal slug collection, contains 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 & x, just read the readme and follow the instructions and then your ready to play, enjoy :D, This is the PC version.

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This is the USA version of the game and can be played using any of the PS2 emulators available on our website. You can't chat with this user due to their or your privacy settings. Have fun playing the amazing Metal Slug Anthology game for Sony PlayStation 2. User since Unblock chat User blocked This user's wishlist is not public. View profile View wishlist Start conversation Invite to friends Invite to friends Accept invitation Accept invitation Pending invitation.

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Even the 'bonus' content is weak the galleries show some snazzy concept art from years gone by, but the unlockable interview fans would breathlessly expect to be in fresh new video format is actually. Consistency, anyone? There isn't even support for 480p.Д®verything about the presentation says 'we threw this together in a week,' down to the poorly compressed ten-frame-per-second preview videos of each game in the main menu.

Then there are the auto-fire and game save features, which work beautifully - except in Metal Slug 6, where the former setting is ignored, and the latter option is missing entirely. In a time when massive seamless worlds can be streamed off a disc, we can't manage to preload a section of a ten-year-old game? Most of the games force you to endure frequent loading breaks simply to get to the next area. In games that demand good timing above all else, this is unforgivable.Д¬ome on, now: the developers could support the elderly GameCube controller, but not the sleek new Wii Classic Controller that's best suited to the job? It's a symptom of a rushed release, and it isn't the only one. And get this: outside of a GameCube controller, there's no way to throw a grenade without invoking the motion sensitivity and waiting a solid half-second before you see the result reflected on-screen. Not a single one of the Nunchuk/Wiimote combination setups feel right, whether you're holding the Wiimote like an oversensitive unmounted joystick, or clumsily dividing duties between two hands.

Trouble is, the only way to play the game without screaming in frustration is by cracking out an old GameCube controller. To have all seven games - alright, more like six, given that Metal Slug X is a revamp of Metal Slug 2 - in one place seems like a no-brainer recipe for success, and the emulation of each arcade original is impeccable, right down to the occasional slow-down. The games themselves are as great as you remember, and have weathered the tests of time remarkably well.

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