List of Metal Max video games

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Metal Max is a role-playing game series produced by Crea-Tech. Due to copyright problems, the series was split into two sub-series, "Metal Max" and "Metal Saga". Metal Max was initially published by Data East, and later the "Metal Max" trademark was acquired by Enterbrain and the game was published by Kadokawa Games; Now Production and Enterbrain then published the portable versions of the games. Instead "Metal Saga" is a Success Company's trademark.

The first release of the series is Metal Max; it was released in NES in 1991, and it was one of the first open-ended and non-linear role-playing video games.

Metal Max series

Title Details
Metal Max

Original release dates:[1]
    		 Release years by system:
    1991 – Nintendo Entertainment System[1]
    1995 – Super Nintendo Entertainment System[2]
    2010 – Wii Virtual Console (the version of NES version)[3]
    2011 – Wii Virtual Console (the version of SNES version)[4]
    2013 – Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console (the version of NES version)[5]
    Notes:
    • The origin was published by Data East.
    • Portable version in SNES named Metal Max Returns and developed by Kuusoukagaku.[6]
    • All Virtual Console games were published by Enterbrain.[3][4][5]
    Metal Max 2

    Original release dates:[7]
      		 Release years by system:
      1993 – Super Nintendo Entertainment System[7]
      2003 – Game Boy Advance[8]
      2010 – Wii Virtual Console[9]
      2011 – Nintendo DS[10]
      Notes:


      Metal Max 3

      Original release dates:[11]
        		 Release years by system:
        2010 – Nintendo DS[11]
        Notes:


        Metal Max 4: Gekkō no Diva

        Original release dates:[12]
          		 Release years by system:
          2013 – Nintendo 3DS[12]
          Notes:
          • Metaru Makkusu Fō Gekkō no Dīva (メタルマックス4 月光のディーヴァ?, lit. Metal Max 4: Moonlight Diva)

          Metal Saga series

          Title Details
          Metal Saga

          Original release dates:[13][14]
            		 Release years by system:
            2005 – PlayStation 2[13]
            2006 – PlayStation 2 ("Best" version)[15]
            Notes:
            • The game known as Metal Saga: Sajin no Kusari (メタルサーガ ～砂塵の鎖～ lit. Metal Saga: Chain of Sandstorm?) in Japan.
            • This spin-off used new trademark "Metal Saga" and published by Success[13]
            • This is the first time game released in North America.[14]
            • In March 2006, the "Best" version published in Japan, its cheaper than origin.[15]
            • The first game of series used 3D effect.[13]
            Metal Saga: Season of Steel

            Original release dates:[16]
              		 Release years by system:
              2006 – Nintendo DS[16]
              Notes:
              • Title lit. Metal Saga: Hagane no Kisetsu.
              Metal Saga Mobile

              Original release dates:[17]
                		 Release years by system:
                2007 – DoCoMo[17]
                Notes:
                • Only for Japan NTT DoCoMo mobile phones.[17]
                • Also named Metal Saga: Senritsu no Rensa (メタルサーガ ～旋律の連鎖～?, lit. Metal Saga: the Melody of Linkage).
                Metal Saga New Frontier

                Original release dates:[18][19]
                • CN: 2011
                		 Release years by system:
                2010 – Web
                Notes:
                • Game is a component for the social networking site Mixi. It beta in January 14, 2010[20] and formal operation in March 18, 2010[18]

                Cancelled

                Title Details
                Metal Max Wild Eyes

                Cancellation date:
                2001                		 Proposed system release:
                2001 – Dreamcast[21]
                Notes:


                Metal Max Returns Kai

                Cancellation date:
                2003                		 Proposed system release:
                2003 – Game Boy Advance[24]
                Notes:
                • Game is Portable version of Metal Max Returns and remade and published by Now Production.[24]

                References

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