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.

Now one of the best in the series, Metal Slug 3 from back in 2000, is coming to Steam soon as an "arcade-perfect" port with a few shiny extras on top, including online co-op.

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, ...