Metal Slug 4 (Xbox)

Description: Manufacturer: Ignition / Genre: Shooter / ESRB Rating: T - (Teen) / Max. Number Of Players: 2 / Online: Online Gaming ... more

Metal Slug 4 (Xbox) ... Support / ESRB Descriptor: Violence / ESRB Descriptor: Animated Blood / In METAL SLUG 4, a cyber-terrorist group has unleashed an international computer virus with the goal of hijacking the world's militaries. Join Marco, Fio, and new METAL SLUG team members, Trevor and Nadia, as they try to stop the distribution of the virus before it's too late.

Newest Review: ... give the film an impressive feeling of effort. Helping keep up the character is the soundtrack, which, while musically not ... more

... too exciting, does have some excellent sound effects and good, if sparse, voice work. The games don't really bog themselves down with much in the way of plot, they follow the crack military team known as the Peregrine Falcons in their never-ending battle with the evil General Morden and whichever evil forces he can round up at the time (aliens, yetis, mummys, robots...) Simply an excuse to get you blasting, but an effective one. Indeed, Metal Slug is one of the simplest games you'll find, vaguely more complex tha...more

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Metal Slug 4 (Xbox): Slugged in the gut (1333 words)
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Every heard that old saying about buses? How you wait hours for one and then 2 come along at the same time? Well that's quite an apt phrase to describe SNK's Metal Slug series of videogames. For years, the only way to (legally) play any of these classic arcade shoot 'em ups was to fork out for one of SNK's own AES home systems. Not a problem? Shame the AES cartridges cost roughly around £400. Oddly, despite all of SNK's other major franchises seeing ports to near enough all the mainstream consoles, Ikari Warriors, Fatal Fury, Samurai Shodown and King of Fighters all made their way to various mainstream consoles, ranging from the NES up to the present crop of machines, ... Read the complete review