Yes it's a great co-op beat 'em up actually. I got my copy for $10 new and at that price it's an outstanding value.

never bored to play it - dont think anyone has... metroid and multiplayer doenst go well together ;p

Yeah, I don't think you're really going to be buying any Metroid games for it's multiplayer lol

Can anyone recommend Red Steel 2 for $16? I'm torn...

It's a great game, I would buy it.
The motion plus controls are great.

Agreed... It's a bargin for that price.

It doesn't really control like a FPS, it's more like Metroid Prime (FYI). I wouldn't buy it unless you already have Wii Motion Plus in order to play it. Red Steel 2 barely uses Motion Plus at all, so buying an expensive accessory is not worth it for this game.

I already have Wii MotionPlus.

@Oddy Yes, Red Steel 2 is a very fun game. @Gamesake what do you mean Red Steel 2 barely uses Motion Plus at all? It is probably the best example of M+'s capablities _{besides Sports Resort and possibly Wii Play Motion ( haven't tried that)} to date. Every Swipe of your Wii mote is pretty much perfectly represented onscreen. It definitely would not be possible without WM+. Anyway, oddy, I say go for it. it can get kinda repetitive, seeing how there are only four guns, but overall the game is very entertaining, and for sixteen bucks, you should have a good time with it.

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OK thanks guys, I might get it.

Nonsense. Only when you're blocking will you see 1:1 motion. This game was a wasted opportunity.

Batman: The Brave and the bold it its! Along with....

Metal Slug Anthology
Dewy's Adventure
Ju-On: The Grudge

Also, I recommend Sin & Punishment 2 to those who are a fan of that type of genre, while i can see the greatness, it just left me feeling cold in spots, probably because of it's cold anime empy lifeless presentation.... the two main characters of course were just blugh.

It's like a high octain balls to the walls rollercoaster ride, and while there were moments of greatness like the underwater stage, duking it out with those gigantic eels that looked like they were going to pop out of the screen, or that giant fying incredibly tough tiger/eagle boss and the Space-fied stardusty vivid bullet frenzied ultraINTENSE final boss battle ect ect, yet I just started to grow tired of it all....

I'm just not a fan of most on rail/shooter games, or shooting games in general...Although there are a couple of exceptions....Plus, the music was pretty weak and unmemorable and the End final boss kept weezin' on my grindage.

So in Metal Slug: Anthology which Metal Slug game do you guys consider the greatest & weakest out of 1-7?
I remember playing a bit of the first back in the arcades, while i got around to playing and beating Metal Slug 2(which was no easy task by the way...The last Alien infested stage especially was pure madness!), and most recently MS7 for DS.

Riding Elephants with Laser beams strapped to their backs while blasting down heaps of Zombies? Oh Metal Slug, you're so cool Brewster!

Part of me wishes I would of not bothered with MS2 on the Wii's VC considering the newer release 'X'(which is included in the MS: Anthology) improves big time on the crazy bad slow down issues that reaked havok n MS2. Great game, but that blippin slow down hampered the experience...

Anyways, MS3 is regarded by most thee' greatest hands down.....As it seems to be the most crazy, original and imaginitive out of the bunch.

You wont be disappointed with Batman the Brave and the Bold Waveboy especially if you have someone to play the co-op with you. My son rented that from Blockbuster and after watching him play the first level I had to jump in an play it with him.

Wow you have never played or liked a Batman game since Batman on the NES?

Have you ever tried Batman Returns on SNES or The Adventures of Batman and Robin on SNES? If you havent I suggest you check them out especially if you liked the Tim Burton movie or the 90's animated series.

Metal Slug X is my favorite. Which is odd as it's just Metal Slug 2 except slightly better.

It makes me think it was released entirely because they released Metal Slug 2 too early. (insert Capcom joke here)

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I agree with you, @MahWaveBoi. Metal Slug 3 hands down.
The one I didn't enjoy too much was 4 or 5. Don't remember which of 'em.

Gonna recommend Samurai Warriors 3 again. Because I haven't for a while.

Gonna recommend Little King's Story and/or Muramasa. Because I haven't for a while.

Seconded. But only after Samurai Warriors.

And Chocobo Mystery Dungeon.

Little King's Story is a neat number 3 though.

So I heard about this niche game released only in Europe called Zeno's Blade or something along those lines. Granted with a name like that it's probably just some cheesy-japaneesy, emo hack n'slash, but I hear its built up a small cult following...
Should I consider getting it when it hits the bargain bin?