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I officially declare my love of Metal Slug 3.
The beauty in the artwork, the level of detail, the magnifient use of color, the branching level design, the weapon upgrades, the vehicles you can ride in, the 4 characters you can play as, the varied environments, so far I'm on level 3: The first was a beach, the second was a graveyard (I think?) at night, with you fighting zombies... the third is a "nazi"enemy, with subs and ships, fought underwater. I say nazi in parentheses because it's a red circle, w/white background and a black X shape in the middle. I'm not sure if this is the reason why, but I believe I've heard it's due to the fact that the Swastika is banned in Germany. So, to make things easier when porting to German rules, the art is made so it doesn't have to be redrawn
ganked from neo-arcadia, apparently, an online french game magazine.
The beauty in the artwork, the level of detail, the magnifient use of color, the branching level design, the weapon upgrades, the vehicles you can ride in, the 4 characters you can play as, the varied environments, so far I'm on level 3: The first was a beach, the second was a graveyard (I think?) at night, with you fighting zombies... the third is a "nazi"enemy, with subs and ships, fought underwater. I say nazi in parentheses because it's a red circle, w/white background and a black X shape in the middle. I'm not sure if this is the reason why, but I believe I've heard it's due to the fact that the Swastika is banned in Germany. So, to make things easier when porting to German rules, the art is made so it doesn't have to be redrawn
ganked from neo-arcadia, apparently, an online french game magazine.
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