Metal Slug Advance (2004)

Noise Factory

Game Boy Advance

3.15 from 73 ratings

191 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 39 backlogged · 30 wish listed

Now you can have all the 2D arcade action of Metal Slug in the palm of your hand, because Metal Slug Advance has arrived on the Game Boy Advance. Through five action-packed missions, you must move out on foot or in slug vehicles across rugged terrain and underwater bases. Your objective is to rescue hostages by destroying enemies and solving … Read more
Now you can have all the 2D arcade action of Metal Slug in the palm of your hand, because Metal Slug Advance has arrived on the Game Boy Advance. Through five action-packed missions, you must move out on foot or in slug vehicles across rugged terrain and underwater bases. Your objective is to rescue hostages by destroying enemies and solving strategic puzzles. Completing your missions becomes easier when you collect more than 100 types of E-cards, which enhance your character's abilities. Read less
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Details

Developers
Noise Factory
Publishers
SNK Playmore
Genres
Platform, Shooter
Themes
Comedy, Warfare
Franchises
Metal Slug
Series
Metal Slug

Release dates

  • Nov 12, 2004 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Game Boy Advance
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Rating distribution

5 stars
5
4 stars
20
3 stars
36
2 stars
5
1 star
7
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Community All Reviews Statuses

NotRegret

Status NotRegret May 17, 2018

Every other Metal Slug is so much better that there is no point in ever touching this. Even if you did manage to fully master all of the other, better Metal Slugs, a task which would be extremly difficult and time consuming for even an extremly skilled gamers, and still wanted more Metal Slug there would still not be the …

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Every other Metal Slug is so much better that there is no point in ever touching this. Even if you did manage to fully master all of the other, better Metal Slugs, a task which would be extremly difficult and time consuming for even an extremly skilled gamers, and still wanted more Metal Slug there would still not be the slightiest reason to touch this. You aren't fighting new bosses, new enemies, or going through new environments. It's just putting together some old assets and making 6 "new" stages. The copy-paste job doesn't even produce levels that were as exciting, cool, or challenging as the older entries and all of it is on a screen with lower internal resolution and an inferior color pallete.

Don't listen to the other, retarded reviewer who thinks this game is a "port".

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