Yeah, lol... but I guess everyone does it... I remember watching a video on YouTube that showed Splinter Cell: Conviction having "Only on Xbox 360" or "Xbox 360 exclusive" written all around it when that game was actually going to be released on PC too xD.

There must be lots of examples like that one :P

Even BioShock had it as well, I believe.

Someone can go watch the entire thing on youtube, as long as you dont play it for me it doesnt count. We are not getting Mass Effect 1 for instance, catch up or not, i dont give a fk. Luckily ME2 is the better game according to most... and by no means is ME2 a spin off or a story of another character, its still Sheppard and its set in the future.

MGS4 is the best game I've played and I want that GAME to remain on the PS3 because I'm a blind fanboy :']

So Im a false fan for not liking long cut-scenes??  WTF

Anyways,theres other ways to tell a story without long, boring, pointless cutscenes......Mass Effect2 for example

I loved MGS4 but I thought it needed more gameplay.....

Im hoping Kojima gives us the option of watching the cutscenes this time around!

MG: NES and MSX

MG2: NES and MSX

MGS: PS1, PC, with a planned Dreamcast port and a Gamecube remake

MGS2: PS2, Xbox, PC

MGS3: PS2 and 3DS

MGS4: PS3

Disregarding the portable games, there's only 1 exclusive MGS.

Incorrect.

Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, and Snake's Revenge are two totally different games.

So they were actually pretty much exclusive games.

Make that three exclusive MG games.

I can understand your point in that maybe they should've been spaced out more, but to exclude those kind of cutscenes is taking away an integral part of the Metal Gear series.

And what do you mean option? You can skip cutscenes if you want. Unless you mean it being interact-able. I loved those mission briefings.

Exactly what I was thinking!

Also incorrect.  MG2: Solid Snake is also available on the PS2.  The 8-bit is available with the MGS3 Subsistence version.  

It is a slightly different version though. :3