common on Metal Slug 2

Welcome to the review of Metal Slug 2 by Robert Workman ,you can download this game free from 9game.


Many people have said that Metal Slug II has lots of slowdown and I agree. However, slowdown or not, it can't touch the incredible gameplay -and when you play t his 30 minutes you don't care.


The goal of the game is pretty simple. It follows the road map that Contra paved out so many years ago, with a one-man army blasting his way through enemy forces, picking up food and other power-ups from rescued hostages along the way. Metal Slug 2 does differ a bit from the first when it comes to level design, though the boss showdowns remain surprisingly complex. They literally throw everything at you while you blast away at their weak points. It sticks to a formula, but it’s a successful formula.


Now, Metal Slug 2 does come with more options. The game has network support, so you can team up with a friend to plow through enemies, but you’re through it in about an hour, and the primary reason to go back is to try and shoot – literally – for better scores. Of course, games like this never get old for that kind of purpose, but we can’t help but wonder why SNK didn’t price it more reasonably. At five bucks, this would’ve been a steal. But nine? Why nine?

Now, I brought up the inquiry as to whether you really need it. That’s because this game has gone through a retweaking since its previous release, and has since become Metal Slug X. Now, that game was released earlier this year as part of the PlayStation Network’s PS One classic line-up, for the budget price of $5.99. Considering you’re getting an improved experience there compared to the one you’re getting withMetal Slug 2 at $8.99 (three bucks more), it’s pretty easy to see what the choice is.


Other than the price quibble, Metal Slug 2 stays true to its Neo-Geo source code. The music is authentic war-themed battle music, getting slightly repetitive but keeping you in the mood to fire your weapon.