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Basado en Metal Slug 2, cambia elementos de la obra original para convertirse en uno de los episodios más memorables de las aventuras de Marco y Tarma.

Basado en Metal Slug 2, cambia elementos de la obra original para convertirse en uno de los episodios más memorables de las aventuras de Marco y Tarma.

Basado en Metal Slug 2, cambia elementos de la obra original para convertirse en uno de los episodios más memorables de las aventuras de Marco y Tarma.

Basado en Metal Slug 2, cambia elementos de la obra original para convertirse en uno de los episodios más memorables de las aventuras de Marco y Tarma.

Basado en Metal Slug 2, cambia elementos de la obra original para convertirse en uno de los episodios más memorables de las aventuras de Marco y Tarma.

Basado en Metal Slug 2, cambia elementos de la obra original para convertirse en uno de los episodios más memorables de las aventuras de Marco y Tarma.

Remake mejorado de Metal Slug 2. El general de La Rebelión, Donald Morden, vuelve a llevar a cabo una serie de ataques. Sorprendido, el Ejército Regular moviliza a sus fuerzas especiales y envía nuevamente a los miembros del comando de los Halcones Peregrinos al campo de batalla, y así poder vencer definitivamente al malvado general. Lo que no esperan es que el general ha pactado una alianza con unos extraños seres provenientes de Marte...

Metal Slug XX es una versión remozada del Metal Slug 7. Los personajes recorrerán unos preciosistas escenarios dibujados a mano, lanzando granadas, conduciendo vehículos y arrasando enemigos. El juego incluye varias opciones para un jugador. Existe además un modo cooperativo a lo largo de siete niveles entre los que se citan desiertos, montañas, cuevas o volcanes. También se incluye contenido adicional descargable como el nuevo personaje "Leona Heidern"

It does NOT have a predecessor. The original prototype of this game was simply Metal Soldier Isaac and was called Metal Soldier Isaac II for its formal arcade release. The music for the attract mode was remixed, then reused for the first stage of "Darius".

Metal Stoker is a 2D top-down, multi-directional shooter. The player controls a female pilot (presented only in several cut-scenes) controlling a prototype CS-05 tank. The tank can freely be moved around the screen in any direction and the game scrolls along until the edge of the area is reached. The tank needs to destroy enemies and locate the exit. There are several weapons such as lasers, homing missiles, mines, a force field etc. The tank's turret can be locked into one position to shoot, so it is possible to strafe. Sometimes the player must destroy all the enemies or a boss to progress. The game has seven levels in totals and many parts of the levels are mazes.

Metal Walker is a mechanical take on Pokémon, where the story takes place in the future on an island where a mysterious element called core has been discovered. This "core" element was used to create a highly advanced race of robots called Metal Walkers that are used for both labor and protection for the people of the island. One day, however, a gang of robots decide to rebel and end up killing a very prominent member of the island. The player then takes control of the son, Tetsuo, with the help of Dr. Hawk and Tetsuo's Metal Walker in an attempt to hunt down the rebel robots and avenge his father's death. The gameplay is very similar to Pokémon, where the player explores various areas of the island searching for clues called Data Packets and battling other Metal Walkers or wild Walkers called Metal Busters, but instead of capturing these walkers, the player instead destroys them. Destroying these other Walkers results both in scrap metal and items called Capsules that can be used to upgrade or "evolve" Tetsuo's Walker into a more advanced form. Additionally, the player can take the scrap metal to the Junk Shop where they can also be turned into capsules as well. Additionally, capsules can not only contain power-ups, but traps as well that can be used in battles. The battles are also different, whereas this one the attacks consists of rolling attacks that are angled off of the walls of arenas. Additionally, if a player fights multiple opponents, all of the enemies will be present on the screen at one time and if they choose the right attack and angle, can result in multiple hits on multiple opponents. There are also three types of Walkers: Land, Marine, and Sky where, just like in Pokémon, susceptible to the other (ex. Land walkers have advantages over Marine walkers but are vulnerable and weaker to Sky Walker attacks). Base camps can also be built around various areas of the island and can be used for restoring the health of the players Walker. As the player progresses farther into the game, they will encounter over 100 different Walkers, each with their own strengths and weaknesses as well as bosses that have to be defeated in order to access more areas of the island. Players can also use the Link Cable to both battle their Metal Walkers or even exchange their base camps.

Metal Walker is a mechanical take on Pokémon, where the story takes place in the future on an island where a mysterious element called core has been discovered. This "core" element was used to create a highly advanced race of robots called Metal Walkers that are used for both labor and protection for the people of the island. One day, however, a gang of robots decide to rebel and end up killing a very prominent member of the island. The player then takes control of the son, Tetsuo, with the help of Dr. Hawk and Tetsuo's Metal Walker in an attempt to hunt down the rebel robots and avenge his father's death. The gameplay is very similar to Pokémon, where the player explores various areas of the island searching for clues called Data Packets and battling other Metal Walkers or wild Walkers called Metal Busters, but instead of capturing these walkers, the player instead destroys them. Destroying these other Walkers results both in scrap metal and items called Capsules that can be used to upgrade or "evolve" Tetsuo's Walker into a more advanced form. Additionally, the player can take the scrap metal to the Junk Shop where they can also be turned into capsules as well. Additionally, capsules can not only contain power-ups, but traps as well that can be used in battles. The battles are also different, whereas this one the attacks consists of rolling attacks that are angled off of the walls of arenas. Additionally, if a player fights multiple opponents, all of the enemies will be present on the screen at one time and if they choose the right attack and angle, can result in multiple hits on multiple opponents. There are also three types of Walkers: Land, Marine, and Sky where, just like in Pokémon, susceptible to the other (ex. Land walkers have advantages over Marine walkers but are vulnerable and weaker to Sky Walker attacks). Base camps can also be built around various areas of the island and can be used for restoring the health of the players Walker. As the player progresses farther into the game, they will encounter over 100 different Walkers, each with their own strengths and weaknesses as well as bosses that have to be defeated in order to access more areas of the island. Players can also use the Link Cable to both battle their Metal Walkers or even exchange their base camps.