Otacon, have you seen my cellphone?
Story: You basicly play Old Snake on his final mission taking him around the world in his quest to stop his Twin from basicly talking over the world.
The game is presented in a very cinematic style with tons of cutscenes sometimes lasting way over 40min.. it's without a doubt the most artistic game ever released and would have made a great movie too
Gameplay: The gameplay is not that special, you basicly start out at point A and have to get to point B in most cases - how you get there is up to you, you can sneak your way trough or you can blast your way trough...
Ammunition is plentyful trough the always available Drebin's gun store, so gunning is the easiest choice, especially since the enemy AI is a bit lacking, but the most fun to be had is found in sneaking around and using non lethal ammo if a takedown is needed..
You also get to fight some awesome and not too hard boses, these are for the most part great and have a feeling of the good old games 15 years ago..
As you defeat the bosses you get a lot of nice gear you can bring over in the next game you start up after your first run trough..
The weapons are also plentyful and span over small SMGs to huge railguns and rocketlaunchers, basicly every thing you could ever want no mater how you like to play the game..
Pros: awesome sneaking mechanics helped out by Snakes OctoCamo suit that changes patters after the enviroment.
The story and atmosphere is sweet and makes you want to learn more and play again
It is very satisfying to sneak up on a foe and take him down without alerting others or by passing him without getting scene
Lots of great humor like Drebin's AWESOME monkey, or Johnny's initial stomach problems
Cons: Very linear levels, some cutscenes are too long, and there's a lot of loading and installing, sometimes making you sit looking at a loading screen for 3-4 minuttes and some of the boss battles don't give you enough information on how to take the them out.. some of the gameplay elements feels dated like the viewcones and symbols above the foes heads
Overall: Awesome game and a must have for PS3 owners! 9/10
The game is presented in a very cinematic style with tons of cutscenes sometimes lasting way over 40min.. it's without a doubt the most artistic game ever released and would have made a great movie too
Gameplay: The gameplay is not that special, you basicly start out at point A and have to get to point B in most cases - how you get there is up to you, you can sneak your way trough or you can blast your way trough...
Ammunition is plentyful trough the always available Drebin's gun store, so gunning is the easiest choice, especially since the enemy AI is a bit lacking, but the most fun to be had is found in sneaking around and using non lethal ammo if a takedown is needed..
You also get to fight some awesome and not too hard boses, these are for the most part great and have a feeling of the good old games 15 years ago..
As you defeat the bosses you get a lot of nice gear you can bring over in the next game you start up after your first run trough..
The weapons are also plentyful and span over small SMGs to huge railguns and rocketlaunchers, basicly every thing you could ever want no mater how you like to play the game..
Pros: awesome sneaking mechanics helped out by Snakes OctoCamo suit that changes patters after the enviroment.
The story and atmosphere is sweet and makes you want to learn more and play again
It is very satisfying to sneak up on a foe and take him down without alerting others or by passing him without getting scene
Lots of great humor like Drebin's AWESOME monkey, or Johnny's initial stomach problems
Cons: Very linear levels, some cutscenes are too long, and there's a lot of loading and installing, sometimes making you sit looking at a loading screen for 3-4 minuttes and some of the boss battles don't give you enough information on how to take the them out.. some of the gameplay elements feels dated like the viewcones and symbols above the foes heads
Overall: Awesome game and a must have for PS3 owners! 9/10
