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Metal Slug 7 (Nintendo DS) Review 
Gaming Bits | Sun, Dec 28
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With Metal Slug 7 being exclusive to the DS, you would have expected some unique use of the dual screens and/or touch screen. The touch screen is made use of, but you'll barely use it. You basically move the stylus around a mini map of the level to locate items. With the frantic action happening n...
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