Metal Slug 2
Two years have passed since the end of Metal Slug, when Capt. Marco Rossi and Lt. Tarma Roving of Peregrine Falcon Strike Force defeated and apparently killed the evil General Morden, who had staged a coup d’état against the worlds’ governments.
Since then, various factions sympathetic to Morden have been in operation, but have always been considered insignificant. Recently, however, they have begun to act in unison, and army intelligence concludes that the only way this could happen is if Morden himself is in fact still alive and is attempting a new coup.
System: NeoGeo Developer: SNK Released: 1998
Instructions:
Click on the “Start Game” button above (you many need to wait and close the advertising first) to start the game. Once loaded you can customize your controls (either keyboard or gamepad/joystick), screen settings, etc. Settings can be saved. You can also save (and load) your progress in the game. If you have any problems, check out the Help! section for solutions.
Metal Slug 2 is a run-and-gun arcade game developed and published by SNK. It was released in 1998 as the second game in the Metal Slug series.
In Metal Slug 2, players control one of four characters – Marco Rossi, Tarma Roving, Eri Kasamoto, or Fio Germi – as they battle their way through waves of enemy soldiers and bosses in a variety of environments. The game is known for its fast-paced gameplay and challenging difficulty level.
One of the standout features of Metal Slug 2 is its detailed, hand-drawn graphics and animation. The game’s characters and environments are highly detailed and visually impressive for a game of its era.
Metal Slug 2 also features a wide variety of weapons and power-ups that players can use to defeat their foes, including machine guns, rocket launchers, and the iconic Metal Slug tank. Players must use their reflexes and strategic planning to take down their enemies and emerge victorious.
Overall, Metal Slug 2 is a fun and engaging run-and-gun game that is sure to appeal to fans of the genre. Its detailed graphics, varied weapons, and action-packed gameplay make it a classic of the arcade era.