Metal Slug X comes after Metal Slug 2 and is basically a remixed version of 2. Your character can transform into a mummy or you can become fat, meaning you move slower and are less effective. Metal Slug 2 still played in the same way as its predecessor, but this time there’s different enemies, like mummies in an Egyptian setting. I’m not going to review every single game separately, however I will pick out the key changes and additions that arose as I progressed through each title. Weapons are varied, like flame guns, shotguns, missile launchers and you can even melee attack enemies when in close range. You blast your way through waves of soldiers, creatures and weird beasts and even occasionally shoot through massive environmental objects that crumble to reveal new pathways and areas. Each stage is the same, you run from left to right, shooting everything in your way and picking up various items. The first Metal Slug game from what I played is one of the strongest, as it felt concise, deliberate and beautiful in design. I played through the games in the original order of release, so I could see how the series developed over time, even if only very minor in some parts. You can play as various characters across the 7 games, each with different personalities and traits. It’s your job as the regular army to attack with the remaining force you have and recapture the vehicles, or destroy them. The Rebellion managed to get hold of many of the newly produced Metal Slug tanks, and starting using them against the Regular army. They designed a tank, code-named “Metal Slug” that was put into production. The Regular army decided to up the ante and start designing and building powerful weapons and vehicles. The games are set in the future in the year 2026, when the Rebellion army has started an attack on the Regular army forces. The focuses on futuristic battles between two military groups known as the Regular army, and the Rebellion. The games all have a similar narrative, which is simple and to the point.

The game has a military theme, with side-scrolling platforming, plenty of shooting and a great sense of humour. Metal Slug started out in 1996 with the release of Metal Slug: Super Vehicle 001. This is the perfect time to replay the games, or ones you’ve missed and if you’ve never played them before, this is a fantastic package. Metal Slug is a beloved franchise because of its chaotic, side-scrolling arcade shooting and vibrant design. It includes Metal Slug, Metal Slug 2, Metal Slug X, Metal Slug 3, Metal Slug 4, Metal Slug 5 and also Metal Slug 6. This is the 10th anniversary edition of an arcade classic. I have only played the first in the series and that was many years ago, so I was very excited to see how the series had developed with each game. Metal Slug Anthology is an awesome collection that includes seven of the classic run and gun games.

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