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Change is good. After MGS2's dramatic (ahem.Raiden) twist, it's hard to say just how many brand-new ideas we hoped to find in MGS3. Such skepticism isn't stopping series designer Hideo Kojima and co. From innovating, however, as he recently disclosed that he's hoping to shock players again with MGS3. Case in point: two-thirds of fate/-will take place in the wilderness, which is based upon a real ecosystem and contains uneven terrain.
Food will rot and leaves will rustle (and get you spotted) when you step on them-one of many potential ways to show off MGS3's 5.1 channel surround sound. And while the 1960s scenario may limit Snake's gadget collection, Kojima is working to somehow include vehicles in the game.
Solid Snake has given us the slip again and were the ones controlling the freakin' guy. The one-man-army star of the Metal Gear series is right in front of us on the TV screen in Konamis Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater we swear hes there but we can't see him for the trees.Looks like the new camouflage system in this killer-looking sequel, due for PlayStation 2 this fall, is working a little too well. Its very hard to play when you cannot see yourself,' muses series creator Hideo Kojima. Trying to work out the solution to this prickly game-design dilemma. But we dont want to place a little cursor on him, so were trying to tweak that to where the camo works but you can still see yourself.Kojima is back to work on the series after vowing never to return once hed finished the excellent and off-kilter: Sons of Liberty. So perhaps its to make life interesting for himself that hes made such drastic revisions for this sequel: For Snake Eater, players can look forward to a new era, new gameplay, and a new setting,Kojima says.
Weve told you about the new era and shown glimpses of the new jungle setting in past articles, but Kojima has just revealed to us one of the sequels main new gameplay features: Hiding not behind trees or rocks, but in plain sight of your enemy. Careful use of camouflage.But before we get too deep into the new games jungle, a quick refresher course: Snake Eater is set in the 1960s an odd period considering that the Snake we know from past Metal Gear games would have been in kindergarten during that turbulent decade. One thing I can say is that Snake is not going to hop on a time machine and travel back in time, Kojima quips. There are games like that out there, but this isnt one of them.
Instead, all signs point to the real protagonist of Snake Eater being Big Boss, the main bad guy in the original Metal Gear for Nintendo Entertainment System and also the source of Solid Snakes DNA (as well as evil twin Liquid Snakes. Mullets run in the family, apparently).Snake Eater begins with this mysterious character (for the sake of simplicity, well keep calling him Solid Snake) parachuting into the jungle on an unknown mission and losing his backpack. Once he's recovered his things, his mission proper whatever it is begins.Fortunately, we know considerably more about the new gameplay and settings. Survival has been a hot concept in games since Capcom created the survival-horror genre with its series, but never has the literal meaning been applied to a game as heavily as in Snake Eater. With an objective that could (or could not) take days to complete, Snake has to survive the elements in addition to encounters with enemy forces.
That means keeping himself well fed on fish and snakes he catches (hence the games name), staying well sheltered, and of course remaining well hidden. Snake can don different types of camo and face paint to match the terrain snow, grass, forest, etc. (see sidebar) in real time. Players will know how well camouflaged they are by checking the Camo Index in the screens upper right corner. It changes in real time based on a variety of factors, including posture, terrain, amount of shadow, and the current camo and face paint Snake is wearing.
The highest the index can go is 100 percent, meaning that enemies cannot see Snake no matter how close they are to his position, but its possible to get the percentage down to a negative as well for instance, by taking Snake out of cover and running him over crackling dry leaves. When he runs and you see that negative five percent, Kojima says, thats more like, CHey, see me! Im here!In fact, running anywhere is not to your advantage in Snake Eater. Its better to mosey and better still to use a new type of motion called stalking, created for this game. This new technique is very useful when you want to sneak up on an enemy from behind, says Kojima. When stalking, Snake moves very slowly on tiptoe and can sometimes move without any penalty to his Camo Index, but it comes at a price.
Thing is, when you stalk, you lose a lot of stamina, Kojima says. Basically, when you walk around in the mountains and you have to climb, you lose stamina, and you have to regain stamina by feeding yourself. That means its time to chow down on some wilderness sushi raw fish, snakes, and other high-protein foods.Gung-ho players whod rather not worry so much about staying hidden can go a little more if they like. If you want to be a macho, hard-boiled guy like CIm not going to wear anything, then you dont have to wear any camosays Kojima.You can just walk around with no T-shirt and play it your way. The drawback besides the obvious lack of cover is that Snake will have a harder time staying warm and will lose stamina faster.
But at least you wont have to worry about getting out those stubborn stains. One thing about the camo uniforms, says Kojima, is that if you get shot or wounded, therell be bloodstains, and then your camo pattern will have red stuff on it, and your Camo Index will go down.The first Metal Gear Solid is confined to an Alaskan military base and its immediate snowy environs, while MGS2: Sons of Liberty takes place entirely in industrial settings, such as an oil tanker and an overseas refinery. To contrast this and take the series back to its jungle roots, Kojima is going back to nature. As I said before, most of the gameplay takes place in the wilderness, he says. Youve seen the jungle, but there are also mountains, rivers, and caves basically the natural environment. Its all to force you to switch between different camo patterns anytime and try to pick a pattern thats the best match for where you are.These outdoor settings make for some nifty visuals, including a torchlit cave filled with bats. But they also make for some changes in the way players must approach certain tasks, such as disposing of bodies.
Now that you wont find lockers to stash corpses in, you can hide them in the grass, hide them in holes or tree trunks, and you can also carry them to streams or rivers, Kojima says. Its a fitting end for these enemy troopers who if you play the game right will never even see you coming. PLAYING DRESS-UP:Ever since Metal Gear Solid 2s campaign to put players names on collectible enemy dog tags, series creator Hideo Kojima has tried to include fans in his games in a literal way.
This trend continues with the Camouflage Campaign: a contest in which you can design your own Snake Eater camo pattern. Contest entry details will be revealed in May at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo game show, so you might want to start thinking about your entry now. And if you dont make it into the final product, dont give up: The campaign will extend beyond the initial release when Konami offers later patterns as online downloads, a first for Metal Gear Solid.Keep in mind that you cant design an entire outfit like we have in these mocked-up Snakes here designs are more like PC wallpaper in that you can either center or tile a small texture across the entire suit. Entries will be based on one of three criteria: effectiveness, humor value, or coolness.If a pattern seems to work really well, well pick it, says Kojima,although well choose designs that look good whether or not theyre effective. Kojimas example involved Snake wearing camouflage plastered with the face of Gakko, a toy duck manufactured by Konami Toyware.
If there are a lot of ducks in the game somewhere, Kojima jokes, the enemies wont see you when you wear this pattern. It's been a bit of wait, but was well worth it. Set in the '60s, well before both MGS1 and 2, MGS3 takes you on a ride through the backstory of the universe, presenting its origin in a completely new way.
New gameplay mechanics radically alter the basic way in which MGS presents its stealth gameplay. New visuals mean for one of the most stunning PS2 titles I've played. All in all, truly, this is an achievement.The gameplay mechanics have changed in two interesting new ways. First, the new stealth system involves using camouflage uniforms to blend in with your surroundings. You'll crawl through bush dressed in one color, change to a different uniform, and then blend in with the brickwork from an abandoned building.
Next, you don't have any items that restore health; instead you'll hunt for food to replenish your stamina, which in turn causes you to slowly heal. The healing is expanded in and of itself, requiring you to use special healing items like bandages, antiseptic, and basic surgery techniques to do things like set broken bones and remove bullets. I'd say that the only real weaknesses I've seen were in the general level of difficulty. It takes some getting used to before you'll be a good stealthier, and when you're discovered, the guards can be actually woefully ineffective in capturing you, presenting more of an incentive to stealth than an actual challenge.Visually, MGS3 is more beautiful than ever.
Truly stunning for PS2 graphics, MGS3 being the first game I've ever seen that can present a highly detailed jungle environment that both convinces, and hides it's flaws well enough to make the 'seams' virtually invisible. The voice acting cast is just as good and David Hayter reprises his role as Snake, even though strictly speaking, he isn't specifically the same Snake we've followed through previous games.All in all, MGS3 is a truly good game, mired only by small weakness and as short of a single player game as has been presented before. With all of the improvements that have been made, I'd say this one is definitely worth purchasing.
Contents.Games The included games are:Games included in Metal Gear Solid HD Collection TitleOriginal platformOriginal releaseFeatures The core play mechanics and story for all games remains unchanged with the HD Editions. For the remastering, all three games underwent graphics overhaul to allow them to support modern 720p resolution and 60fps framerate on home consoles, and resolution on PS Vita. The PS3 and PS Vita versions have support, while the Xbox 360 versions include.The controls for each game have been modified to suit the different configurations of each platform. Since the Xbox 360 and PS Vita version lack the pressure-sensitive buttons featured on the PS2 controllers, the ability to aim and lower a firearm without firing it in Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 are assigned to a specific button instead in those versions (either, by pressing the left stick on the Xbox 360 controller or by pressing the d-pad down on the PS Vita). The PS Vita versions in particular makes use of the touch screen and touch pad for various functions such as item/weapon selection, zooming in or out with the binoculars or peeking out of walls during corner view.
The console versions of Peace Walker feature dual analog controls, allowing players to control the camera or their aim with the right stick.Most of the additional features and content that were present in the and editions of the games have been ported to the HD Editions as well. These include the VR/Alternative Missions, Snake Tales and Casting Theater modes for Metal Gear Solid 2, plus the third-person camera view and Demo Theater for Metal Gear Solid 3. The original and as they appeared in the Subsistence edition are also included, accessible from the main menu in Metal Gear Solid 3.The PS3 and Vita versions of Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 have a 'Transfarring' feature, which allows users to transfer their save file between both platforms via a connection or through a, allowing continuous play of the same save file on a different platform.
The PS3 version of Peace Walker has a similar connectivity with the PSP version of the game, allowing the transferring of save files through a USB connection.Releases Regional differences The Japanese release of the compilation, titled Metal Gear Solid HD Edition, only includes Metal Gear Solid 2 and Metal Gear Solid 3, even on the home console versions. Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker - HD Edition was instead given a stand-alone physical release on PS3 and Xbox 360 in Japan. To compensate for the separate releases, the first print run of the Japanese PS3 version of the compilation included a voucher code to download the original from the Japanese PlayStation Store, while the first print run of Peace Walker - HD Edition came with a download code for the PlayStation Portable version of Peace Walker. The Japanese Xbox 360 versions of both, the compilation and Peace Walker, instead offered voucher codes for Metal Gear-themed items for.Both, Metal Gear Solid 2 and Metal Gear Solid 3 feature Japanese voice acting for the Japanese HD Editions, despite Metal Gear Solid 2 being based on the Substance edition, which originally used English voices.Limited editions.
The Zavvi exclusive Limited Edition for the UK and Europe, before revealed as Ultimate HD Edition and Ultimate HD Collection.On August 15, 2011, UK retailer secured the exclusive right to sell the Metal Gear Solid: Ultimate HD Collection, exclusively available for the PS3, which was set to see only 4,000 copies manufactured worldwide and would be released on November 25. It would include the HD Collection, and the Ultimate version would add to the package with the PS3 game, a download code for and five exclusive art cards.
The contents would come in a single steel book packaging. However, on November 25, it disappeared from Zavvi without explanation. On November 30, Zavvi changed the name from Ultimate HD Collection to Ultimate HD Edition, and announced that its altered the contents of its advertised Metal Gear Solid: HD Ultimate Edition set.
Zavvi sent out an email to all customers holding an order for the edition, explaining that Konami has 'advised of a change to the contents' of the set. The edition would include variant Metal Gear Solid steel book, an exclusive Metal Gear Solid T-shirt and an exclusive 250 page premium art book showcasing the artwork of Yoji Shinkawa. All those who pre-ordered the previous edition before it was cancelled also receive a Platinum copy of Metal Gear Solid 4. Zavvi's site also has a listing for an Xbox 360 version of the revised Ultimate Edition, making it no longer exclusive for the PS3. On December 7, Zavvi renamed the edition to Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Limited Edition, and revealed that 6000 copies of the PS3 version and 4000 copies of the Xbox 360 version are available for pre-order. In total 8000 (PS3) and 5000 (360) units are being made worldwide.A North American Limited Edition for the HD Collection became available alongside the standard release. The Limited Edition includes specialized packaging created by Yoji Shinkawa, the series' lead artist, and an exclusive, 248-page art book titled The Art of Metal Gear Solid.A Japanese Premium Package for both the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection and the separate (Japan-only) HD conversion of Peace Walker is also released.
The Peace Walker package includes the game, a Snake figure and CD featuring vocal tracks. The Limited Edition of Metal Gear Solid HD Edition will include a copy of the game, an illustration from series artist Yoji Shinkawa, a copy of The Art of Metal Gear Solid The Original Trilogy, and the soundtrack. Paying extra, players receive Metal Gear Solid 2 and Metal Gear Solid 3 mugs, headphones and bags.
Paying extra for the Peace Walker package includes a Peace Walker mug and a Kazuhira Miller Play Arts Kai figure. Digital releases The HD Edition-branded versions of all three games were later released as digital downloads on the. The digital versions of Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 were released on August 21, 2012 as a bundle on the Xbox 360 and individually on PS3 and PS Vita, while Peace Walker was released for the Xbox 360 and PS3 on August 28, 2012. A digital version of the full collection was also released for the PS3. The Xbox 360 version of Peace Walker was added to the 's on March 13, 2018. Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 were later added to the backwards compatibility program on October 9 of the same year.
The PS3 version of the HD Collection was made available on the streaming service in February 2019. The Legacy Collection. Further information:On April 22, 2013, Konami announced a new version of the collection titled Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection, exclusive to PS3. This later collection includes all the games featured on the HD Collection on the first disc, along with on a second disc and voucher codes for the original Metal Gear Solid and Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions. The Legacy Collection was released in North America on July 9, 2013, and in Japan on July 11, 2013. The European version was released on September 13, 2013. Reception ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScore.
(X360) 90/100. (PS3) 89/100. (Vita) 81/100Review scoresPublicationScoreA9/109/109/109/109/109/109/10Metal Gear Solid HD Collection received critical acclaim upon release. Review aggregator gave the Xbox 360 version, 90/100 the PlayStation 3 version 89/100 and the PlayStation Vita version 81/100.In December 2011, the game received the award for 'Best HD of 2011' from, with as the runner-up. In a feature article regarding games collections, 1UP listed Metal Gear Solid HD Collection as 'The Closest We've Come to Perfection' owing to the improved quality its games were given.In 2014, the listed Metal Gear Solid HD Collection as the highest rated HD video game compilation. When people questioned why some games were not included in the HD or Legacy Collection Kojima Productions' Sean Eyestone shed some light on some of the reasons titles like The Twin Snakes and Portable Ops were excluded: 'That was a remake made by Silicone Knights.
We supervised it but we didn't create it directly and we wanted to make sure that everything in the HD Collection was canon. Everything that goes into there is something created directly by Kojima Productions and Kojima himself.
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