Athena, Leona, Ralf, Chin, Clark and Kensou are preparing for a fight!
As the November 22, 2011 release date comes closer and closer, Atlus and SNK Playmore keep releasing video clips of the fighters performing their special attacks. The following trailers are in this order: Clark, Leona, Ralf, Athena, Chin, Kensou.
Six new trailers showcasing six characters' move lists.
As the release date comes closer, SNK Playmore continues to release character trailers to show players how to do the special attacks each character will have.
Available this October for both Xbox 360 and PS3.
SNK PLAYMORE USA CORPORATION today announced that an
It doesn’t quite match up to others in the bullet hell genre, but it’s unrivaled in the portable market.
There’s one important question you have to ask yourself before bothering to read this review: do you like bullet hell shoot-‘em-ups? If the answer is no, save yourself the trouble and move on. If the answer is yes, or “What the hell is a bullet hell shoot-‘em-up?” please proceed, though the next paragraph might be more than enough for you.
What the hell happened to this series?
The Samurai Shodown series has been around at this point for quite a while. Years ago, it helped redefine the fighting genre by working in a variety of new ideas, most prominently, weaponry. Unfortunately for the series, over time it has become less and less relevant, especially when it made its move to 3D. Since that point, it has struggled to find its identity, and this shows through in the latest iteration of the series, Samurai Shodown Sen.
This rerelease of Metal Slug 7 offers up beautiful new graphics and the ability to play with a friend.
The Metal Slug series is one that I have often enjoyed with friends in the past. I got my start with the series on the Xbox with Metal Slug 3, and later 4 & 5. Shortly thereafter, the collection was released for the Wii (amongst other systems) and myself and friends dedicated a good amount of time blasting through the entire series. The games were undeniably fun with a second player right by your side. Metal Slug 7 was released last year on the DS and I couldn't bring myself to pick it up without any sort of multiplayer included. I must assume that I was not alone, and as a result, SNK has rereleased the game with some additional content on the PSP as Metal Slug XX.
The latest trailer shows what the Metal Slug series is known for: a lot of explosions and action.
Recently, Atlus announced that they planned to localize the latest in the Metal Slug series, Metal Slug XX.
The new title will be released on PSP next month.
Atlus announced today that they will be publishing Metal Slug XX for the PSP in North America. The title will be available on February 23 for $19.99.
Currently four titles are planned for release.
Recently, SNK Playmore set out a reminder announcement that they will release four titles for Xbox Live Arcade during 2010 in Japan. SNK's upcoming games consists of both arcade titles and ports.
