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Its amazing how well this game has aged. At the time it must have been unbelievable because it had voice acting and the graphics are pretty well done as well. Gameplay is inferior to future iterations but given that its on PS1 its quite an achievement. Boss battles are the best part of MGS games, although MGS2 disappointed a bit on this front.



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HEHE--just yesterday I started MGS also. I'm not a big fan of the controls (actually, I think they're terrible even for the time) but I really like the very cinematic feel of the game.



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tedsteriscool said:
Its amazing how well this game has aged. At the time it must have been unbelievable because it had voice acting and the graphics are pretty well done as well. Gameplay is inferior to future iterations but given that its on PS1 its quite an achievement. Boss battles are the best part of MGS games, although MGS2 disappointed a bit on this front.

I agree...Part 3 brought the boss fights back with a vengance.

I don't think 4 will top 3's boss fights... I don't know yet as I'm half way through Shadow Moses in 4 but nothing thus far can compete with any of the boss fights in 3. The sniper one in prat 3 is just like...another gaming dimension.

 



disolitude said:
tedsteriscool said:
Its amazing how well this game has aged. At the time it must have been unbelievable because it had voice acting and the graphics are pretty well done as well. Gameplay is inferior to future iterations but given that its on PS1 its quite an achievement. Boss battles are the best part of MGS games, although MGS2 disappointed a bit on this front.

I agree...Part 3 brought the boss fights back with a vengance.

I don't think 4 will top 3's boss fights... I don't know yet as I'm half way through Shadow Moses in 4 but nothing thus far can compete with any of the boss fights in 3. The sniper one in prat 3 is just like...another gaming dimension.

 


I really enjoyed the first boss battle in MGS4 The Octopus but I have to say that Raging Raven was a letdown... I think Drebin points really detract from the boss battles in this game (at least they have so far). Since the rest of the game is so easy, I don't use any points during the mission and when a boss rolls around, I just stock up on every high-powered boomstick I can find and kick their ass. We'll see how the third boss goes... I'm at that point in the game right now.




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DMeisterJ said:
ecurbj said:
DMeisterJ said:
ecurbj said:
DMeisterJ said:
I loved MGS1!

It was tha greateast.

Ya think?


Erm...  there was no reason to get smart, I was just saying I loved the game.

Thank you.  


I wasn't getting smart...what made you think that?

Try again, bro ;)


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rocketpig said:
disolitude said:
tedsteriscool said:
Its amazing how well this game has aged. At the time it must have been unbelievable because it had voice acting and the graphics are pretty well done as well. Gameplay is inferior to future iterations but given that its on PS1 its quite an achievement. Boss battles are the best part of MGS games, although MGS2 disappointed a bit on this front.

I agree...Part 3 brought the boss fights back with a vengance.

I don't think 4 will top 3's boss fights... I don't know yet as I'm half way through Shadow Moses in 4 but nothing thus far can compete with any of the boss fights in 3. The sniper one in prat 3 is just like...another gaming dimension.

 


I really enjoyed the first boss battle in MGS4 The Octopus but I have to say that Raging Raven was a letdown... I think Drebin points really detract from the boss battles in this game (at least they have so far). Since the rest of the game is so easy, I don't use any points during the mission and when a boss rolls around, I just stock up on every high-powered boomstick I can find and kick their ass. We'll see how the third boss goes... I'm at that point in the game right now.


Possible spoiler question:

In MGS4 does anyone know if it matters killing the bosses with a bullets or those darts that make them sleep? After the girls lose their gear and just start walking towards you wanting to hug you, you need to put them down... Does anyone know if I'll miss out on anything if I blow them up or if I have to put them to sleep?



disolitude said:
rocketpig said:
disolitude said:
tedsteriscool said:
Its amazing how well this game has aged. At the time it must have been unbelievable because it had voice acting and the graphics are pretty well done as well. Gameplay is inferior to future iterations but given that its on PS1 its quite an achievement. Boss battles are the best part of MGS games, although MGS2 disappointed a bit on this front.

I agree...Part 3 brought the boss fights back with a vengance.

I don't think 4 will top 3's boss fights... I don't know yet as I'm half way through Shadow Moses in 4 but nothing thus far can compete with any of the boss fights in 3. The sniper one in prat 3 is just like...another gaming dimension.

 


I really enjoyed the first boss battle in MGS4 The Octopus but I have to say that Raging Raven was a letdown... I think Drebin points really detract from the boss battles in this game (at least they have so far). Since the rest of the game is so easy, I don't use any points during the mission and when a boss rolls around, I just stock up on every high-powered boomstick I can find and kick their ass. We'll see how the third boss goes... I'm at that point in the game right now.


Possible spoiler question:

In MGS4 does anyone know if it matters killing the bosses with a bullets or those darts that make them sleep? After the girls lose their gear and just start walking towards you wanting to hug you, you need to put them down... Does anyone know if I'll miss out on anything if I blow them up or if I have to put them to sleep?


Good question... I would like to know this, too. My strategy is generally "shoot first, don't ask questions... ever" so I would like to know if I'm missing out on something.




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Okay, when they are in their suits, fire away with anything. When they are removed of their suits, tranq. them to get face camo, if you kill them, you get nothing.

I have heard that if you wait for about 5 minutes when they come after you (Removed from their suits) They will start to pose in front of you. I have yet to try it though.