Metal Gear Acid 2 review video (PSP)
Metal Gear Acid 2 features 3D visuals for the first time on the PSP. Utilizing the innovative new “Solid Eye” technology, key areas of the game’s comic book style cell-shaded graphics explode off the PSP system screen in 3D. To ensure that the 3D effects are the most technologically advanced available in the marketplace, each game is be packaged with a state-of-the-art 3D viewing peripheral that is designed to make the effects realistic and eye-popping.
The pioneering visuals are complemented by a card based strategic gameplay structure that is enhanced across the board with a complete tutorial mode, intuitive interface incorporating card based tactical strategy and real-time gameplay, new Arena mode and more than 500 cards to use.
Rounding out the package is the popular multi-player mode where players can use personalized decks to battle foes via the PSP system’s wireless capabilities. Arena Mode – Fight classic boss enemies from previous Metal Gear games. Multiplayer Versus Mode – determine who the best MGA2 player is using the PSP system’s wireless capabilities. Improved strategic gameplay, including card weapon upgrades and more 500 cards for use. Tutorial Mode – familiarizes novice players with the strategic gameplay in Metal Gear Acid 2. Import cards from the previous version of Metal Gear Acid. Game connectivity with MGS3: Subsistence (detailed in this MGA2 manual) – players can import photographs taken in MGS3: Subsistence and view them in 3D on the PSP system.
More cards, colors, and customization for those begging for it. Find out more in this Metal Gear Acid 2 video review.
To quote the video review: “While Metal Gear Acid 2 is not a dramatic leap forward, it’s being released a year to day after its predecessor. So fans of the first game didn’t have to wait long to get more card combat custom-made for the PSP. If you’re new to Acid-style, once you struggle past the learning curve, it should become a game you can revisit again and again.”
Design — 8.3
Gameplay — 8.7
Overall — 8.5
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