Metal Slug 3, which has just been ported to the Xbox, may be a 4-year-old arcade game, but if you've never experienced the unique Metal Slug brand of frantic side-scrolling action, ...

Metal Slug 3 also offers a bunch of other add-ons including transformations that wouldn’t be out of place in a wacky horror film. For all its simplicity, however, Metal Slug 3 is really tough.

Metal Slug 3 is neither a short nor a complex game, but a massively detailed epic in the classic arcade style - a vision of what the coin-op's silver age could have looked like had it come along ...

Metal Slug 3 is f'ing difficult, just as tough as in the arcades, so it helps that you can play co-op with a buddy, even if it's on the same machine.

It’s hard to believe that once upon a time, the shooter genre – one that is now essentially relegated to niche market status – was one of the largest and most profitable in ...

Metal Slug 3 is a run and gun video game for the Neo-Geo console/arcade platform created by SNK. It was released on the PlayStation 2 in Japan and Europe and on the Xbox in North America.

Metal Slug 3 is a run-and-gun game developed by SNK Playmore and first released for the Neo Geo arcade platform in 2000. It saw subsequent releases on PS2, Xbox, Xbox Live Arcade, PC, and mobile.

Metal Slug 3, arguably an apex for the series in terms of fresh ideas, narrative strength, and overall insanity, has now arrived on Xbox Live Arcade for 800 points ($10).

Metal Slug has had a much smaller presence in the states, particularly on consoles, but SNK NeoGeo is hoping to break into the Xbox mainstream with the release of Metal Slug 3.

Metal Slug 3 is a fantastic romp through all that is good about 2D gaming: it’s big, bright, well-animated, frantic, cleverly designed, silly, ...