Excerpt: franchise, has never quite managed to keep up in terms of graphics, presentation, and AI. Sadly, too many of the same problems exist in this year’s entry, although I will...
Excerpt: A Release of Metal Gear Solid 3 with additional content was inevitable, following on from Metal Gear Solid: Special Missions and Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance.
Conclusion: Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence is the ultimate MGS experience so far and is definitely worth a repurchase if you have an online enabled PS2.
Pros: The best PS2 online game I’ve played, Great new camera makes for a fresh experience, Another chance to play one of the best PS2 games ever, Lots for die hard MGS fans
Cons: If you haven’t got online it’s pretty much the same game as the original release.
Excerpt: Looking back, it’s pretty amazing just how far the Metal Gear series has come. Starting out as simple stealth action title for the MSX home computer, the latest title in...
Conclusion: As far as ‘special editions’ go, you really can’t get much better than this. Not only does the game pack a picnic of extras most fans would go gaga over, it also manages...
Pros: New camera system completely changes the game, New story elements that will shock hardcore fans, Both Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2 included, Snake Vs Monkey is a neat a...
Cons: Could have come packaged with some original artwork or material extras for fans, If you don’t like drama, avoid this game at all costs
Excerpt: How do you make one of 2004's best games better? For Hideo Kojima, that's an easy question to answer. Telling the origins of Big Boss, and effectively tying up a number...
Pros: Brand new camera system, Original Metal Gear games included, Slick online play
Excerpt: I'd intended to review Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (MGS3) when it originally came out. A longtime fan of the series, I was interested to see what Kojima would do with...