Xbbjf9s said:
The controls were a little still compared to the others but it wasn't that bad to hinder the gameplay (he is old snake afterall lol). I agree people have different tastes but this is one of very few games that have been out for years and still get thos kind of hype. I have seen so many comments stating that this game is a must have for ps3 owners and after getting it I see why. I understand that saying "best game ever" my seem rash to you consider the game industry is far from dead but I can't see any game that has the magic this one has. Uncharted is good but it has a "indiana jones meets national treasure" feel. I like infamous but really? infamous? Metal Gear 4 hits emotions here and there, based on what i'm hearing at the end I'm gonna need diapers and tissues lol. Gameplay is good but the story is the soul and if you don't have both you end edn up with bayonetta (yea I sadi it!)....no game has a soul like mgs4.
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I am comparing inFamous to MGS4 as GAMES. In regards to a comparison of GAMES, my measure is which I had more fun with. I had more fun with inFamous. So, for me, inFamous was better than MGS4. So, I compare things on a game front, rather than some "literary excellence" front. One can argue that MGS4 has a superior story, but that is different than games. And it isn't for me, about having "soul". It is about having "fun". I prefer sandbox super heroe games over what MSG4 is, and I found the controls superior also in inFamous. MGS4 just felt stiff to me (you can climb walls like Spiderman in inFamous).
By the way, I played through MGS4, and your view of sadness will depend on your being taken in by the characters. I will tell you that you do need to watch beyond the credits. It is like they created one ending before the credits and then had something different that also wrapped up stuff, that is worth watching (hint: it isn't as sad).
I will say that the approach to storytelling in MGS4 (execution) is excellent, eventhough I thought the story and game world did strain credibility (the war economy angle is really suspect to me). But, it did FEEL epic as far as telling a story goes. It felt like a movie simulator to me. And on that, I contrast that with Uncharted (either one) which felt like i was in an Indiana Jones/National Treasure film.