Metal Slug XX isn’t a bad game because it belongs to one of the smoothest side-scroller franchises ever created, but for $20 there are better options on the PSP. If you want “a light play during your lunch break” get Metal Slug Anthology because it’s ...
Abstract: Metal Slug fans know how it goes. You hold down on the D-Pad and run, killing everything that shows up in between the left side of the level and the right. Weapon upgrades are picked up. Vehicles are driven. Bosses are killed. It's the Contra formula, ...
Better than DS version, great presentation and graphics, co-op multiplayer, battle school, audio sounds better, new slugs to ride and wreck havoc in and you can keep track of records and hostages rescued.
You have to pay extra for Leona and multiplayer is ad-hoc online.
Abstract: There’s something strangely comforting in SNK’s Metal Slug series. A reliable standby for old-school gamers, the franchise hasn’t changed a bit since debuting in the mid-90's. Other franchises have made the jump to 3D and added different gameplay eleme...
Abstract: Metal Slug XX has a curious title. Have I really paid so little attention to this Contra-clone that they've managed to release twenty of these games? Is this a brand new Metal Slug spin-off that I should know about? It turns out that Metal Slug XX i...
Abstract: SNK Playmore's Metal Slug franchise has been blowing up arcades and sticking it to consoles for years now. The frenetic, run-and-gun, side-scrolling gameplay along with the tongue-in-cheek humor and brilliant 2-D graphics have made this series a fan fa...
Metal Slug XX is Metal Slug 7 now on your PSP. Until finishing this review, I could have recommended an import of the recently released Japanese version (like I did), but given it will be available in just a few weeks for $20, it’s ridiculous to consid...
Stellar multiplayer, enhanced difficulty, great new audio
Not enough new content, DLC character doesn't add much to the experience, loading times can be a pain
While it doesn't break the classic Metal Slug mould, nor does it truly push or innovative SNK Playmore's tried and true franchise, Metal Slug XX is an enjoyable experience that boasts some stellar multiplayer and a few nice new perks...
Kooperationsmodus für zweiten Mitspieler, Zahlreiche Powerups, Sechs verschiedene Spielcharaktere
Teilweise überzogener Schwierigkeitsgrad, Nur 7 Missionen, Oftmals sich wiederholende Spielsituationen
Metal Slug – Double X zeigt sich als klassischer 2D-Shoot’em up und verbleibt dabei in der Tradition seines Genres. Zahlreiche Powerups, überfüllte Spielkarten und sattelfeste Endgegner fordern den Spieler für rund fünf Stunden in der Hauptmission. Dab...
