Metal Gear Ac!d 2 sees Snake taken captive by a man claiming to be an FBI agent. His captor coaxes Snake into infiltrating a top secret research facility, but is in fact a clever trap devised by the US Military and Venus, a female secret agent in charge of research and overseeing the creation of a third generation Metal Gear mechanoid system. As Snake attempts to defuse this potentially devastating project, he finds himself haunted by images from the past, and faces not only a wealth of tough adversaries, but his personal demons.While the new game retains the popular card-based combat and movement system of its predecessor, Metal Gear Ac!d 2 enjoys a far more instinctive and comprehensive control system than that of the first game. Key advances include the ability to control Snake directly within 'Move' modes, while changing commands are now displayed in real-time to facilitate more rapid actions within action situations. This combines beautifully with a wider range of actions, too, with familiar Metal Gear moves such as slinging, crawling, and fighting now all accessible - and via the touch of a button.These additions drastically broaden Metal Gear Ac!d 2's strategic possibilities and the speed at which decisions can be made. Further depth is then added with the number of cards on offer more than doubles from the original game's 200 to a massive 500.
These also feature new ideas, such as 'Linkage Cards' which grant the player bonuses, while 'Trap Cards' initiate specific traps tailored to the current location when used.Also key to card use is the new ability to upgrade cards to make them more powerful, while the innovative 'Cover Fire' system adds further depth to the game. And with so many new features included, Metal Gear Ac!d 2 now includes a thorough Tutorial Mode to teach newcomers the many intricacies its stunning gameplay offers, and insights into the complex assaults the 500 cards can offer.Further additions come in the form of a new 'Arena Mode'.
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Akin to the 'Boss Modes' in previous Metal Gear Solid titles, this pits players against boss characters from previous games in the series, and is ideal for practicing new strategies. The popular 'Link Mode' also returns in an improved state, with players using the PSP's Ad Hoc mode to link up for one-on-one tag matches using personalised decks. Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009Critic Review Added to DatabaseFabGS20th Aug 2009. Posted, 12:07Game was quite good in my opinion. The story was a bit so-so, and the graphics weren't top notch, but the gameplay was fun and addictive. I love making a super sweet card deck and riping into those minions. The boss fights were also really good, creative strategy without being too difficult.
Overall I put in around 15 hours for one playthrough, not counting my restarts after dieing, so the value you are getting is awesome. If you like card games you will love this, and the metal gear themes are an awesome touch.
Download Metal Gear Acid 2 PSP PPSSPPMetal Gear Acid 2 (Japanese: メタルギア アシッド2 Hepburn: Metaru Gia Ashiddo Tsū), stylized as METAL GEAR AC!D², is a turn-based collectible card stealth game developed by Kojima Productions and published by Konami for the PlayStation Portable in 2005. DescriptionThe first Metal Gear Acid for the PSP added new turn-based gameplay to the Metal Gear franchise, and its sequel brings more of the same. Metal Gear Solid 2 is another hybrid action-battle-card game that lets you play as the highly trained special agent Solid Snake. Metal Gear Acid 2 provides more than 500 battle cards, new characters, a new “Metal Gear,” and a revamped interface. It’s also compatible with the new 3D goggle attachment for the PSP. GameplayGameplay remains of Metal Gear Acid 2 essentially similar to that of its predecessor: using a series of collectible trading cards based on the other Metal Gear games.
There are new features, such as the SELL option for cards, allowing overstocked cards that the player cannot use to be sold for more points (in-game currency used to buy cards) and cover fire (when a player’s ally is behind an enemy and has an equipped weapon in range of the target, when the player attacks, his/her ally takes a shot onto the target as well). Also added are the ability to move past doors instead of stopping when approaching, and characters can now pick up items such as weapons and card packs by simply running over them (instead of having to end movement on top of the item).