Metal Arms (PS2/Gamecube/Xbox) is Halo meets Rachet and Clank | Retro Review

Metal Arms: Glitch in the System is as 2003 third person action game/shooter for the Playstation 2, Nintendo Gamecube, and Xbox. It was developed by Swingin' Ape Studios prior to their purchase by Blizzard and follows the titular robot Glitch on a mission to free his robot brethren from evil robots that are hellbent on enslaving them.

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