Metal Slug
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Start with a Metal Slug arcade entry or choose a handheld adventure, then check movement, fire, jump and grenade controls.
Start with the original arcade run-and-gun game.
Arcade Systems
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Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Start with the original arcade run-and-gun game.
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Continue the arcade series with Metal Slug 2.
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Compare SNK’s revised version of Metal Slug 2.
Game Boy AdvanceRun and Gun
Try the separate Game Boy Advance adventure.
Original releases and fan modifications have different game pages. Check the full title and platform before starting or restoring a save.
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Nintendo DSRun and Gun
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Neo Geo PocketRun and Gun
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Neo Geo PocketRun and Gun
Game Boy AdvanceRun and Gun
Arcade SystemsRun and Gun
Game Boy AdvanceRun and Gun
The original Metal Slug, Metal Slug 2, and Metal Slug X are separate entries. Choose a release before opening its player, especially when returning to a save.
Metal Slug Advance and the Neo Geo Pocket missions are handheld games. Their controls and presentation differ from the arcade entries.
Check movement, fire, jump, and grenade buttons on the selected game page. An arcade title may also need a credit and Start to begin.
Metal Slug began as an arcade action-shooting series in 1996. Metal Slug X reworked Metal Slug 2, while handheld releases followed their own formats. Metal Slug X is an official release, and the handheld games are separate entries rather than interchangeable arcade versions.
Read the official series backgroundNo. SNK released Metal Slug X as an official revised version of Metal Slug 2. It is a separate game entry; choose the exact title when starting or restoring progress.
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Check the selected player’s available save options before leaving. Return to the same game and edition to restore progress; saves are not interchangeable between versions.
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