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I might try it. If you have how hard was it?Did you reset the game a lot?How long did it take?



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I haven't tried it myself, nor would I dream of it. Do you get anything extra if you succeed?



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Yeah, I beat it in three different difficulties (Very easy, easy and normal). You have to be very careful though. Save every time you enter a new area. It isn't very hard once you know the enemy's movement. The only times were I found it difficult were in Groznyj Grad and being with Eva at the end. It took me 2-3 more hours than how I would normally play it.



I did this kind of thing in MGS2, and I had a really good time doing it.



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