Metal Gear Solid HD - Collection (PS3)

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Alert Mode over 300 times, Kill over 300 people, Eat more than 31 Meals, Play Time over 30 hours, Continue over 60 times, Save over 100 times

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection is a compilation of some of the most important and iconic video games of all time. Hideo Kojima's occasionally overblown and self-indulgent stealth series is capable of dividing gamers, but has still managed to carve out an incredibly large and loyal following. For those who swear by it - after all, it is for these people that the HD Collection is intended - Metal Gear Solid represents the pinnacle of interactive storytelling and compelling action. For those who have never taken to the series, Metal Gear Solid HD Collection is probably best avoided. Play as a new fan or a veteran within METAL GEAR SOLID universe and experience some of the greatest gaming design, storytelling and presentation of all-time As if the "HD" in the title didn't clue you in, graphics matter more than ever, and for the most part, these games look great. I remember being blown away by Metal Gear Solid 2's looks when I got my demo disc a decade ago, and that feeling thrives in high definition. Same thing for Snake's HALO jump in Metal Gear Solid 3 and Big Boss' character model in Peace Walker. This collection of games consists of: Metal Gear Solid 2: Son of Liberty, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and is a series of games for PS3, PS Vita and Xbox 360 developed by Kojima Productions and Hiddeo Kojima published in 2011. Other recommended ROMS The most recent game on the list - Peace Walker - offers a much more fluid and intuitive gameplay experience. Controls and camera settings can be fully customised and are much more in line with contemporary releases. Although not our favourite game of the collection, Peace Walker's punchy mission structure, co-operative gameplay and squad deployment mechanic ensure at least a fairly unique experience, which, despite being designed for a portable, transfers well to the big screen.In both of them you can still use what I call the "Metal Gear reset method", which is only holding START SELECT L1 L2 R1 R2 at the same time to get out the game to the game menu. The most innovative feature MGS:PW introduces is the completely cooperative campaign. Any of the story missions can be played with either two or four players via the PlayStation Network as well as a plethora of side missions to make for an amazing amount of replay value. FMV is a key component of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker on the PSP. The HD version appears to be a mixture of assets that upscale fairly well from the native 480x272, in combination with other elements - such as typography - rendered at 720p. In motion, the overall result isn't anywhere near as bad as we feared it might be. No Special Item used, 0 Alerts, 0 Kills, 0 Life Meds, Under 5:00 play time, under 50 saves, 0 continues MGS HD Collection Review: Polishing Metal Gear To A Mirror Finish - Metal Gear Solid HD Collection - Xbox 360". www.GameInformer.com. November 8, 2011 . Retrieved December 6, 2011.

Given to soldiers who mainly use CQC and favor cooperation with allies to take down enemies with non-lethal force. Yin, Wesley (November 25, 2011). "Metal Gear Solid Ultimate HD Collection disappears from Zavvi • News •". Eurogamer.net . Retrieved December 6, 2011. Overall presentation has clearly improved too: anti-aliasing makes all the difference with this style of visuals, and the frame-rate boost to the cinematics is obviously welcome: while the frame-blending effect remains, there's an overall sense of consistency between cut-scenes and gameplay. Now everything runs at 60 frames per second all of the time, with just the occasional dip in performance on the PlayStation 3 version of the game - nothing to worry about, here at least.Given to soldiers who mainly use long-range weapons and favor eliminating enemies with lethal force. The collection will, however, include some additional bonus content. In addition to the original MSX versions of Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2, there are game manuals, scripts and graphic novels. There’s also Metal Gear Solid: Integral, an expanded version of the PS1 classic that includes a series of VR training missions as well as an alternate tuxedo outfit for Snake. Sparky (December 19, 2011). "Best HD Remake of 2011". TeamXbox. Archived from the original on January 7, 2012 . Retrieved December 21, 2011. Nightingale, Ed (May 26, 2023). "Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 also includes Metal Gear 1 and 2". Eurogamer . Retrieved May 27, 2023.

PS3 secures exclusive Metal Gear Solid HD: Ultimate box". Computer And Video Games. August 15, 2011 . Retrieved August 16, 2011. In this article we'll be looking at all three products, cross-referencing them with the original versions as they appeared on PlayStation 2 and PSP, discussing their technical make-up and the quality of the ports onto the current-gen platforms. Have these classics been well-handled in their transitions across to new hardware? And from a Digital Foundry Face-Off perspective, which HD Collection is the one to buy?

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Three full METAL GEAR SOLID games featuring endless hours of gameplay within single-player campaign Examiner.com: KojiPro explains Twin Snakes’ exclusion from Metal Gear Solid HD Collection - National Video Game News Only one thing missing (that I know of, will edit if find something else), Skateboarding, there's no skateboarding in the HD Substance. Besides that, everything else you could remember from the PS2 Substance is here. During the cutscene where Raiden and Pliskin discuss Dead Cell, George Sears' first name is misspelled as "Gorge." The low poly/low res textures actually look fairly decent - a testament to the quality of the original artwork: similar to MGS2 and MGS3, the base art is very well produced, scaling up nicely. The effect is somewhat reminiscent of Ready at Dawn's God of War Collection, Volume 2 - even if Genki didn't really match the US developer's implementation of improved assets.