Metal Gear Solid 4 vs Super Mario Galaxy. Which is the Greatest??

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dahuman said:

el_rika said:

yeah, not to mention the epic boss fights in Splinter Cell, oh and that glorious last fight where you fight Sam's brother with your bare hands and they fight untill they both collapse, what can i say, poetry in motion is that game Splinter Cell.

And of course, let's not forget the heart breaking moment when everybody's life depends on Sam's will to prevail, as he crawls through a corridor full of microwaves, barelly surviving. That must be one of the most emotionally charged moments in the entire Splinter Cell saga. Ubisoft are genius, simple as that.

The thing is, I play video games for the gaming part, not sitting through 10 hours of cut scenes picking out flaws in the plots and thinking how a lot of the cut scenes make no sense and how straight up "corny"(yeah, I used it) they were. I can easily rent a bad movie, or go read a book, yes, books, zomg books! If you really want to talk about politics, tactics, or conspiracy, Tom Clancy is much better than a video game maker that is Kojima since it gives you a broader view of everything instead of this little kiddie crap that tries to grab your emotions which I'm not an audience of, so of course I like SC better o_O; I can come right out and say that SC game play has always been better than MGS, it always has been for me since I've always played the PC versions at least. MGS4 isn't even a stealth action game dude, are you kidding me?

 

I agree with this wholeheartedly. And as a somewhat fanboyish aside, I recommend Thief 2 just as much as I agree with you. Its really phenomenal.

Anyways, I can't believe people think MGS4 has a story that can be classified as deep or meaningful. It strikes me as just a notch above bad fan fiction... The complete lack of restraint and wish fulfillment is ridiculous. The fan service throughout is obscene, and the serious tone, despite the cheeky dialog, is incredulous. I doubt that anyone who hails its story as amazing has read any challenging literature, or seen any difficult films.