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1- MGS2, when i think of metal gear style, i think of MGS2, the atmosphere, the huge expositions, and the feeling of not having a good side to take. 2- Peace Walker, definitely the most fun MGS to play. And the story is actually relevant. 3- MGSV, just because is outside of the old formula.
1) PS1 version, playable on PS1, PS2, or PS3. This is the original release of the game. Alternatively you can opt for the Essential Collection, Legacy Collection, or PSN Classic releases. It's the way the game was meant to be played, and is easily available. 2) PS1 version, emulated.
- Metal Gear Solid Mobile and Metal Gear Solid Touch
- Metal Gear: Snake's Revenge
- Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops and Portable OPS+
- Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes
- Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes
- Metal Gear
- Metal Gear Gear Acid 1 & 2
- Metal Gear: Ghost Babel
- Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake
- Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of The Patriots
Well, let's start by getting the mobile games out of the way, shall we? Neither of them are especially noteworthy, but I suppose they merit some mention in this list. We'll start with Metal Gear Solid Touch. Released around the same time as Metal Gear Solid 4, Touch has very little to do with Metal Gear. It's basically a reskinned shooting gallery—...
We may have Snake's Revenge to thank for every game that followed the original Metal Gear. Let that sink in for a moment. Anyway, Metal Gear: Snake's Revenge is the infamous sequel that was developed specifically for North America. In fact, Kojima seemingly didn't even know it existed until he happened to meet one of its developers, spurring him to...
Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops and its standalone expansion are games that… well, they exist. I'll say that much. They were actually pretty neat for their time. Following on from Metal Gear Acid, Portable was the first "real" Metal Gear Solid for the platform, featuring stylized cutscenes and reasonably faithful gameplay. It certainly suffers from t...
Strange as it is to write this, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes actually feels more dated than the original Metal Gear Solid these days. Billed as a complete remaster of the original PlayStation game, it was ostensibly meant to be an improvement in every way possible. But it perhaps went a little bit overboard in its zeal to build on its source m...
I'll admit to being a little bit at odds with Ground Zeroes. In addition to brutally killing off a major character from Peace Walker, it features one of the most gruesome sequences in the entire series. I'll cop to being squeamish on this one—I definitely had to look away while it was all going down. The rest of Ground Zeroes is very much in the se...
We really didn't know what we were missing when Metal Gear arrived on the NES. It was very much a flawed port of the MSX original—enough that it's worth highlighting as a separate entity. It changed up the boss battles, rebalanced the mechanics, and included a terrible localization. It even cut the eponymous Metal Gear, replacing it with a computer...
First thing's first: Metal Gear Acid 2 is better than the original Metal Gear Acid. It's faster, it's more colorful (almost too colorful, actually), and it includes a number of gameplay fixes. It's the one to play if you have a PSP and you're desperately curious. I actually like the first game's story a bit better, though, if only because it's much...
Known as simply Metal Gear Solid in the U.S., Ghost Babel is an oddity for the series—a portable spinoff that picks up after the events of the original Metal Gear Solid but otherwise has little to do with the later continuity. It features Colonel Roy Campbell pulling Solid Snake out of retirement and sending him to fight a new enemy. There he finds...
If you want to know why Metal Gear Solid had such an easy time transitioning to 3D, look no further than Metal Gear 2. Metal Gear 2 in many ways isMetal Gear Solid. They have many of the same story beats and rely on similar mechanics. Metal Gear 2 pushed the envelope of what 8-bit games could do, making the transition to 3D feel like a kind of libe...
Is it unfair to put Metal Gear Solid 4 this far down? Yes, perhaps. But Metal Gear Solid 4 was kind of a mess—a flawed bit of fan service that tried to resolve every dangling thread from Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 and wound up going off the rails in the process. Like the second game in the series, Metal Gear Solid 4 was the subject of massive hype in...
Feb 28, 2024 · In amongst the expected Star Troopers chatter, a less obvious comparison for Helldivers 2 has quietly been making the rounds: 2015's Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain.
The HD collection increases the resolution from 480p to 720p and the framerate from 30fps to 60fps (though MGS3 struggles to maintain constant 60), but there's some nicks & cuts that restrain the HD collection from being outright better. MGS2. There's now short delays between codec calls.
Feb 23, 2024 · But having access to juicier gear only gets you so far. The real trick to solo play is to treat Helldivers 2 as an open world stealth sim, a mixture of reconnaissance, cover usage, rudimentary decoy tactics and knowing how to play around with systems that aren't quite designed for this purpose.
Sep 11, 2024 · Presumably Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2 will include those titles, as well as the HD version of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker that was ported to PS3 and Xbox 360.
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