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Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut

Game » consists of 2 releases. First released on Nov 29, 2000

A Super Famicom remake of a 1991 Famicom adventure game developed by HAL in 2000 and the last game to be released for the system.

The Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut wiki last edited by LentFilms on 03/31/13 12:34PM View full history

Overview

Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut is an enhanced port of the original Metal Slader Glory for the Super Famicom. The port features some redrawn graphics by Yoshimiru Hoshi (the man who did the character designs and created the original story), a new soundtrack, and addition scenes that had to be cut from Metal Slader's original release on the Famicom. Hal Laboratory developed the Director's Cut which was published by Nintendo on November 29, 2000. Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut was the very last game Nintendo every released for the Super Famicom.

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