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LibertarianJim
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Any Catholic fans of the Metal Gear series?
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dmar198
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I have some nostalgic memories about Metal Gear Solid for the PS1, but I’ve never played any of the others. It was pretty advanced for its time.
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Joe_5859
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My nostalgia for Metal Gear goes back to the NES.
The last Metal Gear game I played was Snake’s Revenge.
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tseleehw
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I’ve played them all up through Metal Gear Solid 3 (and also Peace Walker). But I haven’t played Metal Gear Solid 4, mainly due to my lack of a PS3. I could get Metal Gear Solid 5 for my Xbox One but I’m holding out hope that they re-release the fourth one on current-gen consoles at some point. Don’t have as much time for games anymore and will have even less with a baby on the way so I can wait.
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doomguy93
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MGS and Kojima. I’ve played both the original Metal Gears (not Snake’s Revenge, but the real MG2, which is a masterpiece), the first 4 MGSes and most of Peace Walker. I haven’t touched Ground Zeroes or V because I haven’t finished Peace Walker yet, and of course Peace Walker’s story plays an integral role in understanding Ground Zeroes and V (or it at least helps). Due to life circumstances, I haven’t touched Peace Walker in a couple years. But I’ll return someday. Also, I’ve even played Metal Gear Rising, which was pretty entertaining.
Kojima is a genius storyteller and game designer. MGS has that Japanese sense of morality and brotherhood, and sentimentality that you’d find in a Shonen Jump manga, but takes a lot of its motifs from American movies. That’s the reason why the story is better than the actual gameplay, and the gameplay is par excellence. I weep for what his Silent Hill entry could have been.
MGS and Kojima. I’ve played both the original Metal Gears (not Snake’s Revenge, but the real MG2, which is a masterpiece), the first 4 MGSes and most of Peace Walker. I haven’t touched Ground Zeroes or V because I haven’t finished Peace Walker yet, and of course Peace Walker’s story plays an integral role in understanding Ground Zeroes and V (or it at least helps). Due to life circumstances, I haven’t touched Peace Walker in a couple years. But I’ll return someday. Also, I’ve even played Metal Gear Rising, which was pretty entertaining.Kojima is a genius storyteller and game designer. MGS has that Japanese sense of morality and brotherhood, and sentimentality that you’d find in a Shonen Jump manga, but takes a lot of its motifs from American movies. That’s the reason why the story is better than the actual gameplay, and the gameplay is par excellence. I weep for what his Silent Hill entry could have been.
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