Devil May Cry 5th Anniversary Collection Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a fantastic collection for the price.The first and third are absolute gems of games, with quality graphics (especially considering that DMC 1 was made in 2001), smooth action, and an engaging story.

The second game in the series was a bit of a step backwards, but only when compared to the other games in the series.Viewed on its own, it's still a fun game.It just limited some of the expansiveness that made the original so engaging.

The third went back to the roots in many ways, and at the same time built on the series.The game was made to be more challenging, graphics improved, and it became an even deeper experience than before.

Even with the relative dud sandwiched into this set, the entire collection is a wonderful value at just $10 per game -- cheaper than most any brand new bargain bin game you can find.This is one of the true classic series on PS2, and a must for any collection.Whether you were a fan of one of the games, or have never tried any in the series, go out and get this collection.You will not regret it.

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The Devil May Cry Collection brings you into the dark and violent world where demons roam -- and where you hunt them. Play all three of the incredible Devil May Cry games as you experience adventures that are destined to become legend.

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Metal Slug Anthology Review

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(More customer reviews)Rather than write a long review about Metal Slug Anthology for the Nintendo Wii. I decided to give a simple pros and cons review. I hope this review is easy for you to read and understand.Pro.
*7 Metal Slugs games in one (Metal Slug 1, 2, X, 3, 4, 5, 6).
*Metal Slugs fans finally get a chance to play Metal Slugs 6 (The arcade game was available to play in Japan but not here in the USA).
*6 unique, odd, and interesting ways to play Metal Slug Anthology for the Nintendo Wii including the uses of the Nintendo GameCube Controller.
*You can play Metal Slug Anthology anytime you want so no more bringing a butt load of quarters to the arcade plus if you prefer a real challenge you can turn off the Unlimited Continue options and go for the Limited Continues option. (Easy-30 Credits, Normal-20 Credits, and finally Hard-10 Credits. Good luck for those who choose hard mode.)
*Rapid Fire Mode-No more button mashing (You can turn this feature off if you like in options menu or the pause menu.)

With all the good things I just wrote about Metal Slug Anthology for the Nintendo Wii now come the bad things.

Con.
*Annoying loading time between levels. (Don't worry the loading time only last for about a few seconds)
*Out of the 6 ways to play Metal Slug Anthology only 3 seem useful. The other 3 seem useless. (Nunchuk mode should be dubbed lazy mode, Tilt Wii Remote mode and Arcade mode are very difficult and almost impossible to play because you have to hold the Wii Remote up or on it side and tilt the Wii Remote Up, Down, Left, and Right.)
*Depending on which way you play Metal Slug Anthology (not counting the GameCube Controller option.) you have to flick the controller to throw grenades. (which can be a pain sometimes)
*Metal Slug Anthology won't support the Wii Classics Controller. (Come on Nintendo and SNK. A game like this has Classics Controller writing all over it.)
*If you are using the Wii Remote or Nunchuk and you have the Rapid Fire Mode on be very careful because if you are in any slug vehicles and you push the jump button while rapid fire mode is on the game will think you activated the metal slug attack thus you lose your slug vehicles easily especially when you are in a tight spot. ( In case if you are wondering the metal slug attack happen when you push the jump & fire button and the same time thus killing any enemies and enemies vehicles along the way.)

Overall I still recommend Metal Slug Anthology to anyone. Especially those who are looking for some good old 2-D shooter games.

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Metal Slug Anthology is the definitive collection of the intense shooter series. It includes all six of the classic games, all on one disc -- with ammunition and firepower than ever before. You've got an incredible arsenal waiting for you, from destructive pistols & combat vehicles to a stockpile of grenades. Players' enemy-killing capabilities are upped to off more evil-doers in this 10th anniversary edition of an arcade classic. Includes Metal Slug, Metal Slug 2, Metal Slug X, Metal Slug 3, Metal Slug 4 and Metal Slug 5.

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Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Review

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(More customer reviews)This is definitely a nostalgia trip.

Even if you have the other museum titles it's worthwhile to pick this one up. Galaga 88 is the reason why you need this game. Galaga 88 is worth the price of admission alone. Also packaged are some other great titles (although almost all of them are already in other museum titles). You get:

Pac-Man
Ms. Pac-Man
Pac-Mania
Galaga
Galaga 88
Galaxian
Dig Dug
Pole Position
Pole Position II
Rolling Thunder
Rally X
Bosconian
Dragon Spirit
Sky Kid
Xevious
Mappy

Most of these games are great. A few of them I don't play very much namely Rally X (just never got into this one I guess) Pac-Mania and Mappy. A lot of people don't like Sky Kid, but I love that game.

If you don't have any of the Namco Museum games then you definitely need to pick this up!

There are a few downsides though. The games are great of coarse and they're all restored to their original goodness, but Namco sure didn't do much to celebrate their 50th anniversary. No history, no interviews, none of that. The only *bonus* you get is you can unlock Pac-Mania and Galaga 88 if you can get a high enough score in Pac-Man and Ms Pac Man and if you get a high score in Galaga. The scores really aren't very hard to reach though so you should unlock them within the first couple hours of play. I really wish that Namco would have done something to make this release special but they didn't. But that's okay, i'm over it :)

In closing *ahem*galaga88*ahem* I would like to say *galaga88* that this game is *galaga88* definitely worth *galaga88* the price *cough*galaga88*cough*

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Namco's Museum 50th Anniversary Collection compiles some of the classic Namco arcade games that defined gaming in the 1980s. Go back in time and play classics like Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug, and Pole Position. The new retro menu Interface allows players to explore a virtual arcade hall where each of the game's classics will be standing in its original arcade form. The only difference is, this time you don't need a pocket full of quarters! Pole Position - The milestone in racing gamesPole Position II - Sequel to the original, with 4 real racetracks -Fuji, Test, Suzuka, and SeasideRolling Thunder - Become secret agent Albatross and rescue Lelia Blitz from the evil GeldraBosconian - Survive against an army of space stations, while avoiding asteroids and other obstaclesRally X - Players drive around a maze while avoiding chasing cars, laying smoke screens, and collecting flagsDragon Spirit - Control a powerful dragon through the air, harness spells, drop bombs and breath fire at enemiesSky Kid - Control a bi-plane and avoid enemy planes using evasive loops, while dropping bombs & shooting down other planesXevious - Use a heavily armed fighter plane to destroy enemies and targets, in the air and on the groundMappy - Control Mappy the police mouse, as he dodges chasing cats to collect valuable items

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Unreal Anthology Review

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(More customer reviews)I took this because it was cheaper than buying a second CD-Key for UT2004 by itself to play on multiple PCs on my home network online.Ultimately though, this is pretty much the final word in the best first person shooter collection you can get.
Unreal was one of the best Single Player FPS ever made, UT definitely the best online FPS yet (debatably up there is Q3 as well).Unreal 2 is fair but pretty, and UT2004, while not the awesome Deathmatch/CTF game as UT1, is still at this point the best and most fun vehicle combat FPS created yet.
Also, for long term Unreal Fans, having ALL the games together on one DVD is almost worth the $20.00 alone.Even though it's been 7 years since UT came out, I still play it along with 2k4 fairly regularly.You can't go wrong for all these games at this price.
UT1 and UT2k4 still have pretty decent size communities out there playing on public servers, so you should never have to to be concerned about finding an online game with either.
Comes with a CD of all the great music from UT and UT2004.I turned the music off in game years ago to make following sound queues in games easier, but hearing the awesome music again really brought back memories...particularly the great tracks from the original UT.

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The Most Unreal Anthology on the PlanetProduct InformationUnreal's array of fierce new fully polygonal enemies stalking your every move it'll be a struggle just to survive. You will race across vast outdoor and indoor environments enter enchanting cities mysterious temples glittering mines shattered ships and crystal clear waters. The game that will alter your reality...forever.Heart stopping first-person action at its best. Take the "Game of the Year" award-winning Unreal Tournament. Welcome to the gladiator bloodsport of the future! There are more than 60 new adrenaline pumping maps all rendered in stunning realistic 3D detail!You are John Dalton an ex-Marine assigned topatrol the edge of human space as a Marshal for the Terran Colonia Authority inUnreal II The Awakening.Unexpectedly your monotonous life is shattered by a chilling distress signal plunging you into an adventure beyond belief.Unreal Tournament 2004 combines the kill-or-be-killed experience of gladiatorial combat with cutting-edge technology. Features 10 game modes both team-based and "every man for himself." Players will take their fates into their hands battling against up to 32 other players online in action-packed frag-filled arenas.Product Title IncludedUnrealUnreal Tournament - Game of the YearUnreal 2 - The AwakeningUnreal Tournament 2004Product OverviewUnrealYou awaken in a small enclosed room with metal walls. You have no recollectionof where you are. Perhaps a prison cell? An angled metal door lies ahead. Witheffort you push the creaky slab open. This is not at all what you expected. The "prison" you just exited isnow revealed to be a small badly damaged spacecraft. Walking along a trail inforeign terrain gun in hand you journey onward to find out where you are andwhat your purpose is here.Observing your surroundings beyond the carnage reveals a beautiful andserene yet somehow spooky landscape. Two moons are in the sky. Ru

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