Metal Slug 2001

31.12.2001
Genre: Shooter Platform
Metal Slug 2001 is an unlicensed game for the Game Boy Color developed by BBD. It is based on the Neo Geo Pocket Color game Metal Slug 1st Mission and incorporates some aspects from its sequel, Metal Slug 2nd Mission.

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