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June 2008
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The editors liked
Very nice graphics
Great level design
Many hours of fun high replayability
Nudie mags
Lockers
Dead baddies
What else do you need?
Gorgeous visuals
Excellent sound
OctoCamo and Solid Eye are great gameplay additions
Presentation (including the long cut-scenes) is top-notch
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A brilliant mixture of storytelling and gameplay
Mindblowing audiovisual presentation
Tight and compelling shooting mechanics
Gratifying stealth mechanics
Lots of cool gadgets and weapons that you can tailor to your own style of play.
Roughly 2022 hours of gameplay
Depending on difficulty and player speed
Offer a great length game that is augmented by the inclusion of an online game as well. Story and acting that is head and shoulders above the rest when it comes to just about every...
Inredible storytelling
Lush visuals
Incredible boss encounters
Ridiculously immersive
Toptier sound
Above excellence with graphics and sound
Ties up all loose ends and closes with satisfaction
Reinvented gameplay leaves you wanting more.
Awesome storyline with new twists to the plot in every chapter
Great music and familiar and new characters to interact with.
The editors didn't like
Excessive cutscenes makes it feel like a directors cut
Game doesnt encourage sneaking as much as it could
Writing could be better (and boss fights
As noted)
Drebin fundamentally changes the core MGS experience
Metal Gear Online is hindered by a clunky interface and reliance on the PlayStation Network.
Storytelling is heavyhanded
The singleplayer experience ends.
At times you might feel like you want a little game with your cutscenes
But you can always skip the cutscenes if you just want to get back into the action. The load time of roughly 3 minutes between each act might annoy some players
Especially given the...
Eventually it has to end
Not enough gameplay
Cutscenes are a tad too long at times
That thing with the install time isn’t funny Kojima Productions (you’ll see what I mean).
Camera angle is a little awkward
Elements in the environment hinders snake’s ability to use a sniper rifle and even the Solid Eye. The game also has way too many flashbacks and zoom ins that often mute the important information during briefing sess...
Abstract: A brilliant game, with some ambitious but often relentless cut-scenes. Its a PS3 killer-app alright, but for all its qualities, its a little way off perfect. Konami - Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots price Buy Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the...
that succeeds hugely at everything it sets out to do. It sets new standards for graphics, sound, gameplay, and storytelling, and it may be years before it is equaled, let alone surpassed. You will not play a better game this year-maybe even this decad...
An epic story, incredible opening Acts, Snake is cool as the proverbial cucumber
Some cutscenes can go on a little too long, a few bits of hokey dialogue
As a game on its own, it’s stunning in its own right. Ignore the naysayers who claim the story is dull and tedious, they’re just fools. Metal Gear Solid 4 is simply fantastic
Despite its intrusive storyline, Metal Gear Solid 4 is a varied, engaging and entertaining epic. It may diminish slightly towards the end of the game, but there could be no greater reward for the fans’ patience than this. 9.2/10Print this pageUser r...
The best-looking game on the PS3, Technically sound, Lengthy single player campaign, Impeccable action gaming, Stealth mechanics own
Less emphasis on stealth
Just as stealth games aren’t for everyone, the relatively sedate pace of cinematic gaming may seem unappealing to many. If you prefer fast-paced action games that keep you on your toes, chances are you’ve not liked the Metal Gear Solid se...
Abstract: By Sherwin LohTHE white hair is showing and the wrinkles are obvious. Behind the dead eyes is a tired soldier who, in his last 20 years as a video game icon, has reshaped and revamped the stealth genre for millions of fans worldwide.But rather than sim...
