...Oh, I've got something in my throat
I need to be alone
While I suffer...

One of my favorite movies of all time

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Although in my opinion the story and ending twist isn't as jawdropping as mgs2, it is still an amazing prequel that finally explains who big boss is and why he was cloned into the many different clones we see in the previous mgs games. The gameplay is very much improved here from mgs2 and the story is still a blast to go through especially for the first time. The game is also very replayable and feels very open for a pretty linear game due to the amount of ways you can tackle an outpost you need to go through to get to the next boss. Great story, gameplay, bosses, and characters.
9/10

Also I recommend playing this game after completing mgs1 and 2 because there are a lot of references to those games here that you wouldn't understand otherwise. But if you want to start with the better gameplay then start with this one.

Unless you really love the series play the game on emulator. Only good thing i think its good over an emulated copy is that you have some alternatives to controls like pointing your gun without shooting because the emulated version in the PS2 uses the PS2 Joystick sensibility as a reference so because that got lost in the era of the PS2 you'd have to do a workaround.

In general the game works really good if you like stealth and it has a weird but entertaining story with a lot of cool boss fights. Only bad thing i think it has its that its too pricy to buy without any sale and some extra stuff from the PS2 Substance Edition got removed like an Ape Escape collaboration wich sucks because it was a fun addition to the game.

In general the stuff's fine, if you're into the series get yourself the master collection for around 30 bucks anywhere, i don't think its worth 60 bucks. I mean cmon, the oldest game in the collection is MGS3 and its been made in 2004, a few upgrades and graphical tweaks don't think make it a 60 dollar collection or a 20 dollar game.

Who are the Patriots?

Well It started way back when on the ps2 circa 2004. I played this game religiously, always finding new ways to tackle the mission. It blew my mind as a kid.

Recently got the master collection and I am glad I did, this game is the probably the best game in the entire series and still holds up to this day. I am still finding new things to do that I never knew about when I was a kid. Game play is fantastic, combat and all of its mechanics are top notch.

The Story is amazing cold war era spy thriller, every character is detailed in both personality, theme, and identity. Weapons feel good, freedom to take on the objective in anyway you see fit, slight changes to cut scenes, boss fights, dialog depending on your actions and how perceptive you are.


I do not think I would ever talk down about this game.

TLDR if you are interested in the MGS series then start here both for its game play loop and the Canon timeline. You will always have replay value due to either challenges or collectables.

So I ask you again. Who are the Patriots?

maybe best game ever ?

Metal Gear Solid 3 is one of my favorite games of all time.

I had played the Subsistence release prior to owning the Master Collection version, and without a shadow of a doubt, this is easily one of the most in-depth, fun, and exciting games I've ever played. From the characters to the story, the gameplay to the soundtrack, all of it was crafted and tuned to literal PERFECTION with MGS3.

Yeah, I'm gonna say it, MGS3 is a perfect video game. It checks every box and provides a fun and challenging experience, while also being accessible for new players, and encourages experimentation through its' weapons and level design, and through its' difficulty options, with better ranks depending on various in-game factors, including your difficulty.

Doing a FOXHOUND run, especially, made me really appreciate the inner-workings and complexities of this game, and just made me love it a whole lot more (even if it took me multiple failed attempts just to get to it).

MGS3 is a MUST-PLAY for anyone looking to get into the Metal Gear series, and it's perfect for that too considering its' placement in the timeline being the earliest it could possibly be at this point in time, an era that predates Solid Snake, genes, memes, Patriots, AI, and all that other ♥♥♥♥. Of course, this is only if you're willing to play the series in lore-order rather than release order.

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