About This Game
METAL SLUG 1ST MISSION and METAL SLUG 2ND MISSION are classic action shooting games from the popular METAL SLUG series. Both games were originally released for the NEOGEO POCKET COLOR, with the first game released in 1999 and the second in 2000.
The games feature the simple but fun shooting gameplay that the METAL SLUG series is known for. Your goal is to fight enemies, survive dangerous situations, and complete different missions.
Unlike some classic games where one hit can end your run, these versions include a life bar, giving you more chances to survive during missions.
The missions can have branching paths, so you may be able to take different routes as you play. Exploring these paths can add more variety to each mission.
The Nintendo Switch version also includes useful features such as resume and rewind, allowing you to continue from where you stopped or go back in time to avoid an early mistake.
Both METAL SLUG: 1ST MISSION and METAL SLUG: 2ND MISSION are also included in NEOGEO POCKET COLOR SELECTION Vol. 1.
The included manual is based on the original NEOGEO POCKET COLOR version, so some controls may be different when playing on Nintendo Switch.
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Game Files information
Title: Metal Slug 2nd Mission
Release Date: 2021-09-15
Category: Action, Shooter
Publisher: Snk
Type: eShop
Format: NSP
Title ID: 0100F35012E64000
Title Size: 65 MB
Language: Ja, En
FAQs
1. What is METAL SLUG 1ST MISSION?
It is a classic shooting action game originally released for the NEOGEO POCKET COLOR in 1999.
2. What is METAL SLUG 2ND MISSION?
It is the sequel to METAL SLUG 1ST MISSION and was released for the NEOGEO POCKET COLOR in 2000.
3. Are both games included?
Yes. This release includes both METAL SLUG 1ST MISSION and METAL SLUG 2ND MISSION.
4. What type of games are they?
Both games are action shooting games with missions, enemies, and different paths to explore.
5. Do the games have a life bar?
Yes. These versions use a life bar instead of ending the mission after a single hit.
