Best Game for the 4th of July

By Patrick Williams in Metal Wolf Chaos on Jul 4, 2009

Editor's Note: Patrick Williams knows how to celebrate America's birthday...with style. I also threw in 1UP's Broken Pixels video on the same game below. You're welcome, America. -Shoe

Metal Wolf Chaos. I simply don't understand how this was never released across the Pacific:

Happy 4th of July everyone!

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Comments (10)

This might have been my favorite broken pixels ever

Keith O'reilly , July 04, 2009

A sequel needs to be made for Barack.

Jared Silva , July 04, 2009

If you let the Japanese developers have their way. Barack would be a Ebonic speaking, gangster rap blasting, Newport light smoking, thug-out President.

Jacky W Chen , July 04, 2009

Thanks for fixing up my thread Shoe . I really need to get around to learning how this works.

Patrick Williams , July 04, 2009

Yeah this was a hilarious Broken Pixels. Love those guys.

Joshua Henderson , July 04, 2009

ASIA KONG!!!! God that one was funny.

Youcef Lardjane , July 05, 2009

I would love a Barack inspired metal wolf chaos, and this is coming form a Canadian.

Karl Rosner , July 05, 2009

"If you let the Japanese developers have their way. Barack would be a Ebonic speaking, gangster rap blasting, Newport light smoking, thug-out President."

And that's a bad thing?

How did I miss this episode? I thought I saw all of the episodes, but the last one I saw was Wild Woody.

Michael Pangelina , July 06, 2009

"If you let the Japanese developers have their way. Barack would be a Ebonic speaking, gangster rap blasting, Newport light smoking, thug-out President."
And that's a bad thing?

Not a bad thing, more of a funny thing (in that uncomfortable kind of way). Writings or games about other culture usually makes you cringe.

Jacky W Chen , July 06, 2009

Loving this if only for the excuse to watch that Broken Pixels again. I know Bitmob is operating on a kind of "What's Money?" approach these days, but Broken Pixels is EXACTLY the kind of thing Bitmob could make with.

Luke McKinney , July 07, 2009