Es algo nostálgico ver esto, la versión de Play comparada con la de Neo Geo es muy lenta pero fue con la que crecí y aún me gusta, sobre todo los sonidos cuando los soldados son calcinados.
Es porque en playstation el disco está en constante lectura. En cambio en Neo-Geo los juegos cargan desde el principio y siguen funcionando al hilo. Sin embargo es muy nostálgico coger el mando de la ps1 y ponerse a jugar esta joya!
@@reaperprince0 Es un excelente juego aunque lástima que en cuanto al sonido, no se haya respetado a la versión original, aunque cuando el narrador anunciaba las misiones al principio y final, como que lo hacía con flojera.
No it's not the best port of this game, but it still has it's charms. I'd love to one day own this particular version to go alongside my Saturn version, my PS1 Metal Slug X, and my copy of the PS2 Anthology.
So those mid-level loading screens are the PSX equivalent of the arcade version's slowdowns? Also, that's some pretty neat MS gameplay... wish I was that good at this game.
The PSX version of Metal Slug retains the look of the arcade, but manages to avoid the much-maligned slowdown by severely cutting down the animation. Many characters and objects animate with as little as 2-3 frames, The difference between this version and the Neo-Geo & Saturn versions are quite striking. The frequent "data loading" pauses are certainly annoying and makes me wish I was playing on a cartridge instead of disc (gimmie an Atari Jaguar version). That said, the look of the game is preserved and the action remains very fast and challenging. The design compromises were common for Generation Five. Do you focus your attention on the animation or the slowdown? You have to pick one or the other, but you can't have both. Given the Playstation's limited RAM, this was probably the right choice for the platform.
Saturn version's pretty much plagued with slowdown, I own a copy, I can see it for myself when I play it. I managed to snag a copy years ago, when copies could be had for as little as $10 (I got mine off a forum I am a member off, guy sold me this for $10, and Konami MSX Antiques for Saturn for $10, neither are that affordable anymore with both going for over $100 now).
@@misteuraxe691 metal slug x for ps1 dosent have data loading becouse convert sound in a very low quality to avoid loading . this conversion of metalslug 1 have the same neogeo sound uncompressed
The PS1 was not designed to play 2D games , it was designed for 3D which it did very well. It struggled with the audio so was heavily compressed and it also had a small video buffer which is why the game needs to constantly load where as other versions on other CD consoles don’t, it has a lower frame rate too. Neo Geo CD is the best version, Sega Saturn comes a close second for the CD based machines out at the time.
I tried and beat this PS1 version, and yes, it's not a great version overall. However, I would have still being happy if i had this game for my PS1 or PS2 since SNK's home ports are too pricey and scarce compared to a PS1, a console that most people would have had instead. The loading in beween levels is not as bad as i thought it was going to be. It's less long and less intrusive compared to...i dunno, a youtube ad.
The constant "Loading" sure is annoying, might as well go back to the Neo Geo version instead, then again back then Neo Geo sure has a hefty price so PSone version is a cheaper alternative.
First Metal Slug was Japan only for PS1 and Saturn. Arcade, AES, and I believe Neo CD versions did come out here, and once MS Anthology came out, MS1 could be enjoyed by people in the US in the home.
@@reaperprince0 That's because it is uncensored. SNK had a weird habit of censoring their games in the US, Samurai Shodown comes to mind with the white blood. Mai Shiranui has no bounce in the AES and Neo CD versions in the US version of KoF's (that can be remedied if you look around GameFAQ's for how to do so, change region on the disc to Japan in the options menu, then back to US, and her bounce will be in the game).
Not much couldn't be done, ther animations had ot be cut, and the sound effects downsampled to fit into the PS1's RAM. Saturn SNK ports also suffered plenty of sound issues on their own.
less animation fames, mid level loading... The saturn version is the better of the two non Neo Geo releases of that era, only because the Saturn game required a 1Mb RAM expansion
Both version sucks the Saturn version even that it has all the animation frames sadly is sacrificed by the abismal framerate not even the RAM cartridge can save it
MetalSlugJake XXX also, there are some other things, like the loading screens, they are everywhere, most of the frames of animation are missing, making the game, while not awful when it comes to framerate, look choppy and less fluid, and that was part of the charm of metal slug.
Of course, there's no way CD-quality audio (Redbook) would be better than a cartridge's... wait, actually your comment doesn't make sense: the audio the same you find on the Neo Geo CD version, that is quite good, way better than the AES version.
Sound had to be downsampled and animations cut to fit it into the PS1's RAM. Saturn SNK games also suffered similar issues with downsampled audio on pretty much every game they put on that console. I pretty much have all the SNK made stuff (and World Heroes Perfect from ADK as well), and they pretty much all have muffled audio, or in the case of KoF 96 and 97, everyone sounds like they are on helium.
Wow....big loss of animation. Almost looks jerky compared to neogeo original.....of course i know the reason why. Even the saturn that A) was way better at 2D and B) could use an optional ram cart had concessions.
But was also pretty bad in the sound department (soldier screams have been downsampled and sound far lower pitched, unlike the higher pitch seen in the Saturn versions of KoF 96 and 97 for every character's voice), and suffered from some pretty awful slowdown.
Due to ram limitations of the PS1 where as the Neo Geo needed little ram due to streaming data instantly from the cartridge unlike disc based consoles of the day that had to store each level and all characters and animation into ram.
@@sourcecode16 It was due to the PS1 being a disc based console with limited ram they had to store the entire level plus all characters and animation into ram, that's why everything had to be watered down. Where as the Neo-Geo original was in a huge cartridge so data could stream from it instantly with no loss of quality or compression.
Not many people owned a Neo Geo, or Neo CD, so SNK put the game on other formats to make more money (selling more copies this way helps), usually gimping them in some way in order to entice potential buyers to seek the AES or Neo CD versions for a better experience, though in the later Neo games convered to CD, it wasn't worth it due to lousy load times, even with a Neo CDZ (KoF 99 and both Last Blade games can attest to that, all suffering some of the worst load time imaginable).
![Metal Slug 3 Longplay (Neo Geo) [QHD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HCSiCRwrc7g/mqdefault.jpg)
![Metal Slug 3 Longplay (Neo Geo) [QHD]](/img/tr.png)
I grew up with this version.
i love this game,thanks for playing :D
NOW DATA LOADING!
(la música enpieza de nuevo)
My first game on ps1!awesome!
Es algo nostálgico ver esto, la versión de Play comparada con la de Neo Geo es muy lenta pero fue con la que crecí y aún me gusta, sobre todo los sonidos cuando los soldados son calcinados.
Es porque en playstation el disco está en constante lectura. En cambio en Neo-Geo los juegos cargan desde el principio y siguen funcionando al hilo. Sin embargo es muy nostálgico coger el mando de la ps1 y ponerse a jugar esta joya!
Los soldados suenan como monstruos en estos ports (Saturn y PS1)
@@reaperprince0 Igual es genial jugar este juego en PS1.
@@androide_17. nunca dije que no lo fuera amigo :D
@@reaperprince0 Es un excelente juego aunque lástima que en cuanto al sonido, no se haya respetado a la versión original, aunque cuando el narrador anunciaba las misiones al principio y final, como que lo hacía con flojera.
Jesus so many loading times in the middle of the battles
thanks god they did fix that in Metal Slug X
A legendary game!!
HEHVY MAHSHEEN GAN!!
The Flame Shot in this version is so satisfying!
my favorite game I miss you as a child 😊😊
it's amazing to watch the clipping and compression in graphics and sounds to be able to run on a ps1
Este jogo é uma obra prima, parabéns!!!
No it's not the best port of this game, but it still has it's charms. I'd love to one day own this particular version to go alongside my Saturn version, my PS1 Metal Slug X, and my copy of the PS2 Anthology.
So those mid-level loading screens are the PSX equivalent of the arcade version's slowdowns?
Also, that's some pretty neat MS gameplay... wish I was that good at this game.
The PSX version of Metal Slug retains the look of the arcade, but manages to avoid the much-maligned slowdown by severely cutting down the animation. Many characters and objects animate with as little as 2-3 frames, The difference between this version and the Neo-Geo & Saturn versions are quite striking. The frequent "data loading" pauses are certainly annoying and makes me wish I was playing on a cartridge instead of disc (gimmie an Atari Jaguar version).
That said, the look of the game is preserved and the action remains very fast and challenging. The design compromises were common for Generation Five. Do you focus your attention on the animation or the slowdown? You have to pick one or the other, but you can't have both. Given the Playstation's limited RAM, this was probably the right choice for the platform.
It's still a good game dispite the sound quality, the mid-loading between the levels and the small lack of animation.
it is no different than than the neo geo. take off the nostalgia goggles
@@Aqua.man045the sound is literally different
Epic game, but i think the saturn version is better
Saturn version's pretty much plagued with slowdown, I own a copy, I can see it for myself when I play it. I managed to snag a copy years ago, when copies could be had for as little as $10 (I got mine off a forum I am a member off, guy sold me this for $10, and Konami MSX Antiques for Saturn for $10, neither are that affordable anymore with both going for over $100 now).
wow i didn't know about the "another story" mini game
The 'another story' mini game is an exclusive mode for the PlayStation port.
I have the psx japanese rom, and I don't have that mode, and I finished it
@@Mr_x_19922 That is weird.
now data loading!
+temarishi welcome to the 90's-00's consoles.
@@misteuraxe691 metal slug x for ps1 dosent have data loading becouse convert sound in a very low quality to avoid loading . this conversion of metalslug 1 have the same neogeo sound uncompressed
classic. :)
How to fix bug on 2nd level? Is it a protection copy? And it's need a patch?
It was patched in Japan and Southeast Asia's PSN PSOne Classics digital releases. But Sony delisted them, and can't find a crack for the PS3 versions.
The PS1 was not designed to play 2D games , it was designed for 3D which it did very well.
It struggled with the audio so was heavily compressed and it also had a small video buffer which is why the game needs to constantly load where as other versions on other CD consoles don’t, it has a lower frame rate too.
Neo Geo CD is the best version, Sega Saturn comes a close second for the CD based machines out at the time.
So many loadings xP
+Kyasuki Sato in the Metal Slug Anthology for PS2 there don´t have these loading pauses.
The steam version theres none too, also it seems more faster than the ps1 version
NOW DATA LOADING
neo geo cd has less loadings
And for that I want the NEO GEO CD version.
PSX Longplay - Spider Man 2: Enter Electro
1:02 why is the scream so low
4:08 I’m laughing even harder at this part
I'd hardly call that forest thick.
“ now loading data” really dude 😃
Amazing!!!!!!
I tried and beat this PS1 version, and yes, it's not a great version overall. However, I would have still being happy if i had this game for my PS1 or PS2 since SNK's home ports are too pricey and scarce compared to a PS1, a console that most people would have had instead. The loading in beween levels is not as bad as i thought it was going to be. It's less long and less intrusive compared to...i dunno, a youtube ad.
I gotta say that this guy has great dodging skill lol . I would have been wasted like dozen of times in certain scene :v
Classic !!:3
The constant "Loading" sure is annoying, might as well go back to the Neo Geo version instead, then again back then Neo Geo sure has a hefty price so PSone version is a cheaper alternative.
I didnt know this never came out on Na, i only played metal slug x on ps1 and the blood was white, lol
First Metal Slug was Japan only for PS1 and Saturn. Arcade, AES, and I believe Neo CD versions did come out here, and once MS Anthology came out, MS1 could be enjoyed by people in the US in the home.
Haha I know but in the Japanese version of MSX in PS1 there is blood
@@reaperprince0 That's because it is uncensored. SNK had a weird habit of censoring their games in the US, Samurai Shodown comes to mind with the white blood. Mai Shiranui has no bounce in the AES and Neo CD versions in the US version of KoF's (that can be remedied if you look around GameFAQ's for how to do so, change region on the disc to Japan in the options menu, then back to US, and her bounce will be in the game).
Is there a link to download this game?
it's hard to find this version now
somehow it is not easy to find a psx iso of this game
I found one years back, it's not hard to find at all if you look for it. A real copy on the other hand, quite expensive now.
Somehow I played this on the PS1
I have it on steam its my favourite metal slug
Those mini games after the ending are ps1 only?
Yeah, theres none on the steam version, i think is cause the game is super short for itself.
Steam version is based on the arcade version.
Flim shot!
Why in stage 2 has smoke in factory
Thought this play through was already done here.
There's multiple versions of this game across a few platforms.
Vc tem o link desse jogo para q possa gravar e jogar no psx ?
Que Metal Slug es este? el 1? no encuentro el iso de este juego mas que el Metal Slug X, helppppppppppp
EVIUASCIGAN!!!
How do you play and not die? I died many times
Can anyone share the link to download this game for ps1 or psx plz
Classic!!!
Sound effect like metal slug 6,7,xx
Cool
You play it on level 4
27:54 Bad ending
Cool!
29:55 nazca replaced with snk in bold
the voice and gun effects sound so lame, what a lazy port, I'm sure they could have done better.
Not much couldn't be done, ther animations had ot be cut, and the sound effects downsampled to fit into the PS1's RAM. Saturn SNK ports also suffered plenty of sound issues on their own.
so awesome.. let me download this video okey...
Nostalgia xD
Sabes dónde podría descargar la ISO? Lo busque incansablemente
Este port de Metal Slug para PS1 es muy malo hasta tiene que carga enmedio de cada mision.
Mejor es la version Anthology de PS2.
@@felixpao84 Those are emulated versions of the AES versions, they better be better. This version here is a port.
Sound effects are completely raped here
dowload this game please
less animation fames, mid level loading... The saturn version is the better of the two non Neo Geo releases of that era, only because the Saturn game required a 1Mb RAM expansion
I own the Saturn version, certain RAM carts cause it to slow down more than it is supposed to.
Both version sucks the Saturn version even that it has all the animation frames sadly is sacrificed by the abismal framerate not even the RAM cartridge can save it
Como que le bajan frames (fps)
Los efectos de vos se escuchan de la chingada
Es un juego de PS1, es obvio que le bajaran los frames
Y la calidad de la musica
Metal slug is a good game, but this port wasn't good at all for one reason
THE SOUND QUALITY!!!!!!!!!
MetalSlugJake XXX also, there are some other things, like the loading screens, they are everywhere, most of the frames of animation are missing, making the game, while not awful when it comes to framerate, look choppy and less fluid, and that was part of the charm of metal slug.
Of course, there's no way CD-quality audio (Redbook) would be better than a cartridge's... wait, actually your comment doesn't make sense: the audio the same you find on the Neo Geo CD version, that is quite good, way better than the AES version.
Sound had to be downsampled and animations cut to fit it into the PS1's RAM. Saturn SNK games also suffered similar issues with downsampled audio on pretty much every game they put on that console. I pretty much have all the SNK made stuff (and World Heroes Perfect from ADK as well), and they pretty much all have muffled audio, or in the case of KoF 96 and 97, everyone sounds like they are on helium.
now data loading😢
can you pass me the ROM of the game please
I can pass it to you! Eu te passo!
@@mauriliofear Pass me the link then friend but that this full rom and that it does not have errors when playing it in the emulator
24:40 ?
It was supposed to be a death soldier hahaha
Wow....big loss of animation. Almost looks jerky compared to neogeo original.....of course i know the reason why. Even the saturn that A) was way better at 2D and B) could use an optional ram cart had concessions.
But was also pretty bad in the sound department (soldier screams have been downsampled and sound far lower pitched, unlike the higher pitch seen in the Saturn versions of KoF 96 and 97 for every character's voice), and suffered from some pretty awful slowdown.
Why this version has less animation than the original version?
The PlayStation isn’t as strong as the NeoGeo.
Due to ram limitations of the PS1 where as the Neo Geo needed little ram due to streaming data instantly from the cartridge unlike disc based consoles of the day that had to store each level and all characters and animation into ram.
Wow thats the easiest!
3:43 ......
Download this game please
Hevimachinga >:V
Jugalo sin miedo
47:40
Link
Download
Real alpha males played this videogame
this is a neo geo cd version
The Neo Geo CD version is much better in compared with ps1 version.
Played by Chuck Norris
Terrible version. The PS1 can't do what the NeoGeo does. Why even bothering...
PS1 came out in 1994 in Japan.
@@sourcecode16 It was due to the PS1 being a disc based console with limited ram they had to store the entire level plus all characters and animation into ram, that's why everything had to be watered down. Where as the Neo-Geo original was in a huge cartridge so data could stream from it instantly with no loss of quality or compression.
Not many people owned a Neo Geo, or Neo CD, so SNK put the game on other formats to make more money (selling more copies this way helps), usually gimping them in some way in order to entice potential buyers to seek the AES or Neo CD versions for a better experience, though in the later Neo games convered to CD, it wasn't worth it due to lousy load times, even with a Neo CDZ (KoF 99 and both Last Blade games can attest to that, all suffering some of the worst load time imaginable).