Metal Slug Anthology (PS2)

Metal Slug Anthology (PS2)
alaScore 89

7 reviews

May, 2013

We have collected and analyzed 7 expert reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 85/100. The average review date is Dec 5, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 128105 reviews from other PlayStation 2 Games (PS2). The alaScore™ for this product is 89/100 = Very good. Last update: May 25, 2013.

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Metal Slug Anthology (PlayStation 2)

 

After years of scattered, piecemeal releases on various home consoles, SNK marks the 10th anniversary of the original Metal Slug by rolling up all seven Metal Slug arcade games into a single package with Metal Slug Anthology. It's a must-have for Metal...

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Metal Slug Anthology

 

They say that third time is a charm right? Well, with SNK and their latest compilation that phrase has never been more fitting. While Wii and PSP owners have been...

Best Version Of This Compilation Yet ; Seven Classics For Under $40 ; Perfect Control Scheme

Lack Of Extras Still Hurts ; Some Minor Slowdown Due To ROMs

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Metal Slug Anthology

 

Since my first play of Metal Slug in a 4-in-1 Neo Geo cabinet, I've played every game in the series I could get my hands on, so it's no coincidence that a compilation of this magnitude would find its way into my hands. Metal Slug is the quintessential...

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Metal Slug Anthology

 

Who needs 3D graphics? This classic shooteriffic action will stomp you flat

Great go-right-and-shoot action ; Quirky, cutesy, awesome art style ; 40 of co-op replay value

Not much variety ; Those pixels are huge ; Co-op play, but not online

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Metal Slug Anthology (PS2) review

 

Put the salt away; it won't work.

With seven Metal Slug games on one disc and all for under 30 quid this anthology is definitely worth picking up, unless of course you

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