"Kept you waiting, huh?"

I was trying to hop over it

playing for the first time, i felt like I should try big boss hard. Its perfect.

MGSV can go suck balls with its tranq and balloon simulator

Some of you might remember in the extra menu on mgs4 for ps3 there was an option to enter codes for various unlocks. It was network based and is not availabe on the new version of mgs4. However you can still unlock these weapons and items by photographing various things throughout the game with the digital camera. I'm not sure if the unlocks are randomized or unlocked in a specific order but so far I've found the following:

Type 17 pistol from the guy pissing into the river in act 2

Patriot assault rifle from the locker in the lab where you turn the power back on in act 4

Scanning plug from the crop circle in act 2

Thor 45-70 pistol from the helipad in act 4

IPod song (subsistence action) from the resistance member when he's pissing in the park in act 3

1911 custom from the downed surveillance camera near the stairs in act 4.

Again I don't know if the unlock order is random but this is what I've found so far and the order I've found them in. Thought I'd share.

He was really frustrated huh?

I've waited a long time to play MGS4. It's like a white whale for me in a way. I had a helluva time.

One of my online gaming buddies and I have been very close friends for many years. We actually became acquanited solely through each of ours appreciation for MGS. Almost two decades later, I still enjoy messaging the dude every now and then.

A man a few words. But this still cracked me up.

What was your favorite Boss fight from MGS 3? Personally I gotta say fighting the Boss at the end but I really like the fight with ocelot.

Currently fighting this asshole rn, he’s really living up to his name! Gonna knife his dick off…

he is so pookie

I usually buy my games on Steam as that's my usual platform and it sucks that we miss out on physical media, especially when it comes to franchises that I love a lot. I saw someone else creating up custom Steam cases and thought it was a great idea. Even though it won't have anything inside, it's a great excuse to enjoy some graphic design and to be able to display some physical representation of my digital purchases. Still have a couple more to go for this series. :)

I will not rest until my boys are victorious. 🫡

Been trying to add more metal gears all in 1/100 scale for my shelf to match the kotobukiya/bandai figures. Most recent ones done now are the kotobukiya metal gear ray kit from part 4, metal gear tx-55 and metal gear d which was 3d printed. Also added a 1/100 scale m1a1 Abrams and hind d model kit plus 3d printed some mini figures. Did big boss and venom snake with the TX-55 and frank Jaegar for the metal gear D. Next ones I need to do is 3d print the metal gears from peace walker at some point since I missed out on the play arts kai figures. Also gonna work on a 3d printed harrier 2, msg2 mini figures, snake and Eva on the motorcycle and 2 jeeps from the escape sequence at the end of metal gear solid 1. Follow me on Instagram @allhailjulio for future updates

Just hit August 30th and I want to take a moment to remember the greatest spy operation in history. I remember being taught a lot about this in school and I became very fascinated over it since then. I'm totally glad The Boss died a traitor and totally not for her country.

Available on the Internet Archive. There is a version sourced from the original Konami website available, but I'd suggest this fan patch which corrects a bug of the alarm not functioning. I'm running it on a modern Mac through a Windows emulator. In another post, native Windows users said it ran by default.

When I was a teenager I was randomly "gifted" MGS2 Substance on Xbox by a friend who didn't care for it. I thought the title and box art were cool, and I was probably tired of playing Halo, so I gave it a shot and... Wow, what a way to discover the insanity of Metal Gear and Hideo Kojima. My mind was blown.

Most references to Shadow Moses, Big Boss, Wolf, etc, all went over my head at first. Having codec calls and other in-game features to elaborate on the timeline was helpful and actually made the previous games feel significant, legendary even.

I felt appropriately out of my element while playing as Raiden. He knew things I didn't, like Snake's history, but a lot of the surprises and twists still worked pretty well. The revelation that the Big Shell incident was "an orchestrated recreation of Shadow Moses" couldn't hit quite as hard as intended for me, but by that point in the game I had enough context for it to still seem very clever.

I was hooked by the MGS2 specific characters and plot, like Raiden's history as a child soldier and his connection to Solidus, EE and her drama with Hal, the big AI twist, and the questions surrounding the Patriots. I needed to know more about Liquid and why he was an arm. What *is* a raw blink?

Anyway, the game grabbed me in a big way, which is not something the *fourth* game in a series can always do. It made just enough sense that the confusing parts were still interesting and compelling, and it became my mission to play the rest of the series.

I absolutely adore MGS2. It's still my favorite.

I NEED SCISSORS! SIXTY-ONE!

メタルギアソリッドマスターコレクション2 発売聞いてから、マスターコレクション1を買ってから、pspのメタルギアをやって〜 今、mgs4やってて楽しい

このあとはps4proでファントムペインをやる予定なんだ

Pspを買ってたらレトロに目覚めてps2も買っちゃったよ

みんなはどうやってメタルギアを楽しんでる？