[Vyse]

Interview with the developers of Metal Gear Acid, released for PSP in 2004.

Source: Official Playstation Magazine demo disc.

Never played this game or its sequel since I didn't own a PSP and it wasn't ported to PS2, but I liked the art by Tsubasa Masao (who also created art for Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner and the 'Guy Savage' minigame in MGS3: Snake Eater) and the turn-based collectible card gameplay looked interesting. Does anyone here remember playing it? It's definitely one of the lesser-known Metal Gear games, compared to other handheld entries like Peace Walker.

 

[Soodanim]

I forgot this existed. It never appealed to me, but there might be someone somewhere that had it. Maybe.

 

[mcz117chief]

I love the games. I love the concept of mixing turn-based strategy with card collection. The second game even came with a rudimentary 3D glasses. The story isn't that exciting but the game is just so much fun to play.

 

[Jack's Fury]

Love the Ac!d games! They were unique and stylish (especially 2) and had a colorful cast of characters that were reminiscent of MGS1-3 something that mainline MGS at the time were lacking, especially the villains which were memorable and had some great interactions with Sanke and Teliko/Venus, also i quite like the alternate version of Snake which has no connection to mainline Snake.

 

[Bunta]

Ah Metal Gear Ac!d, the Metal Gear equivalent of the Megaman Battle Network series. Didn't spend a lot of time with the first one, maybe I should revisit it. Can't unsee the floating Xbox icon though.