Metal Gear Solid is perhaps one of the most successful game franchises in history. It has retro roots in the form of the Metal Gear MSX2 titles. Following their success, Hideo Kojima, the series creator, added ‘Solid’ to the title and produced four exceptional games, following the story of Solid Snake, a world weary special ops soldier. Having played through these games multiple times as a child and young adult I jumped at the chance to dive back into the Metal Gear Solid universe with the HD re-release of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater for the Xbox 360.
In the wake of some of the Metal Gear games getting remastered in the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection, it seems like a good time to take a look back at the originals. This review will go over one of the classic titles, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.
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Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater is getting a full-fledged remake. Admittedly, this isn’t the first Metal Gear game I’d pick to get an overhaul, but it makes the most sense for a lot of reasons. For starters, it’s an awesome game.
because not only is it the best in the series but also chronologically the start of the series!!! bring it on!!!!
Snake Eater is amazing, enough said. I seriously don't think I could rank the Metal Gear Solid games. Each and every one of them has been so memorable and wonderful in their own ways. 1-4, they're all masterpieces as far as I'm concerned.
Peace Walker is the best MGS, IMO, but a lot of people will say that MGS4 is.
and yet, it's the best.
My opinions on the MGS series are so weird and out there that nobody seems to agree with me. MGS4 was the least successful in my eyes. The first 2 acts were brilliant and I loved the classic MGS gameplay with updated controls and mechanics... Then we get to act 3 and the game falls flat on its face and never captures the MGS feeling again. Its all sneaking past robots (I prefer gaurds that you can hold up etc), boss fights, action scenes and that stupid mission following that dude. It is the ONLY MGS game I have not played multiple times.
MGS2 was always my fave, but now I'm older, wiser and played the game from a fresh point of view I have to say MGS3 for me is the most successful. MGS2 will always hold a place in my nostalgia filled heart, but MGS3 is the better game and the best in the series.
MGS3>MGS2>MGS1>MGS4 ... I can easily switch the first 3 games order depending on my mood, but MGS4 stays dead last.
I think this guess missed the memo where it is pretty much one of the best games ever made...Poor soul probably never played it and is missing out on one of the best experiences ever.