- METAL GEAR SOLID V THE PHANTOM PAIN CHAPTER 3 PS4
- METAL GEAR SOLID V THE PHANTOM PAIN CHAPTER 3 PLUS
We played between 9am to 5pm, with no unsupervised play outside these hours. "For fear of spoilers, Konami invited journalists to review the game at five-day 'boot camps' tied to strict NDAs (non-disclosure agreements). I will just quote the first part because it's quite an interesting little statement and because it's important to actually realise the nature of how those review "scores" came to be. Really? I'm living in a fantasy? Here's an article for you to consider. MacDonagh 2430d ago (Edited 2430d ago "Yes and you keep living in your fantasy land where MGSV isn't the highest rated game of 2015 so far and likely to scoop up plenty of GOTY awards." But that doesn't mean it didn't piss me off. That was a huge setup for an amazing disappointment.Īll that said: It is still a great game. I'm, quite frankly, pissed off! I remember seeing the preview for chapter 2 and thinking, "I'm only half done with this game? Holy shit! This is gonna be amazing! I wonder how many chapters there are? I bet there's another location to go to too!" Then I start seeing replay missions and shortly after it ends. I have so many complaints about this game. And if anyone could be BB with just a little hypnoses, what makes BB so special? Where were the boss battles? Why was the open world so barren? In Afghanistan it was basically large corridors following the roads. And this BB switch was not only unwanted, but makes the whole game feel like it might as well have been a frikin dream sequence. In MGSV there are many, many more than just the character switch. The end when you team up is just pure epicness. Raiden had his own story and character development. I personally had no problems with the switch and liked the idea of helping snake with his mission at big shell. Everyone was pissed at the character switch with raiden. MGS2 complaints were completely different than the ones here.
I'm a HUGE MGS fan and I would still feel this game is complete if I never got the DLC, hell I feel that way and I'm not even playing the MP when it comes out.
METAL GEAR SOLID V THE PHANTOM PAIN CHAPTER 3 PLUS
(Even in Film I'm sure many directors would have gone back and done things differently)Įven if it was made to sell the DLC after the fact.for a game that legit spans 70 plus hours, who cares? Kojima doesn't own the MGS IP, Konami does, for all we know this was something they wanted to do to sell DLC. You can do that in Film and Music, gaming is way more complex. I mean.if they ok'ed him for MGSVI, we might have gotten this game earlier and maybe different, knowing it was a 1 shot to do this concept likely is why its here in this state.īecause of the naturally progressive medium that is gaming, its not feasible to have a game be um "complete" no game is really "complete" in many teams eyes. Kojima wanted this clearly because it would be his last, he had to make it the way he would want it to end, he had no more continues left.
METAL GEAR SOLID V THE PHANTOM PAIN CHAPTER 3 PS4
Thus.the team had to have wanted a bit more time to get the tech, but they can't just keep sending eons going back and re-doing it over and over and over etc.Ĭonsider that logically would mean FFVII would come out around 2001 for voice overs, but doesn't because they want more and new features, then decides.NEXT GEN, wants to come out on PS3, then PS4 lol, I mean.at some point the damn game needs to get out of concept and into reality, worry about what the future holds later with other entries. Look at FFVII.do folks really think that when it released the team was 100% fine with it? Could you not clearly make FFVII with more features then it released with? I'm almost positive that the team likely had ideas even months after it released as look at FFVIII, look at FFIX, they got better as the gen went on. The reality is.the game must come to some sorta of release, it can't just stay in concept for ever.
Many don't understand that concepts can keep being added to a game for years and years and years.
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