In fact, if you're anything like me, that's an impossibility, a new Metal Slug means plus one more purchase that's just how it goes. I'm not telling hardcore Metal Slug fans to pass this one up. The Metal Slug fan in me still goes nuts for the gameplay, which is just as quick and responsive as ever, but the realist in me is begging for more from this thin, one-shot experience. Yes, you get your standard set of missions, a few new vehicles (three, in fact) or 'Slugs' if you're late to the Metal Slug party, but outside of an entertaining arcade-inspired package, the game doesn't offer any sort of lasting motivation, DS tech enhancements, or multiplayer into the mix. What's even odder, especially for a huge fan of the series such as myself, who waited forever for Metal Slug Advance, bought a Neo Pocket just for Slug's offering, and even dropped full price for the initial Metal Slug 3 Xbox release, is that there really looks to be no advantage to Metal Slug 7 being on DS at all. In an odd move though, Metal Slug 7 - SNK's latest in the franchise, though set just before Metal Slug 4 in the story - has been brought only to DS, shedding any kind of arcade release at all for a pocket debut instead.

When you're grabbing a quick burger at a local eatery, and you've got one loose quarter to drop, Slug is the cabinet most gamers look for. The series is known for endless streams of bullets, amazing 2D animation, a quirky sense of humor, and all out explosion-filled, blood-splattering, kick-a-baby-in-the-head awesomeness. For die-hard action fans, few franchises out there satisfy like SNK's Metal Slug brand.

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