SolidSnakex
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http://www.konamijpn.com/products/mgs3/english/index.html
http://www.konamijpn.com/products/mgs3/english/index.html
metsallica said:
Serafitia said:Yeah, what happens between Snake and Boss seems so tragic. Those are som killer ideals. I mean, you can guess what happenes, I just wonder how it does... Big Boss wasn't really a bad guy before this, solely a man with ideals. I'm just glad this game is making that evident.
lunlunqq said:NOOOOO!!! This can't be the last episode!!! What the f@ck happened after MGS2???? Who are the "patriots"???? I WANT the answer!!!!!
Grizzlyjin said:They could answer the question of The Patroits in MGS3. We seem to have a pretty good glimpse into why Big Boss ends up hating America, I'm sure there is a lot more that we aren't seeing. He seems like a nice guy, it interesting to see someone change from that into a future villian.The Patroits might want The Boss dead for some other reason than this terrorist act, so they use Snake to kill her. Maybe she knows their identity or something. He finds out after killing her, and hates America because it is run by The Patroits...I don't know, something like that.
Great Wasabi Man said:I watched the Trailer again. I assume the 2 children Boss talks about is Soild and Liquid, but she's a "Mother" figure to Snake?! Or is Soild's mom also his grandma...
SolidSnakex said:I'm guessing the "sons" she's referring to are The Fear, The Sorrow, The End and the Fury. She "The Boss" of all of them.
I'm loyal to the "end". To my purpose.
Sortie EUP: 03/2005eso76 said:So, when is MGS3 coming again, for all 3 markets ?
Milhouse31 said:KICK ASS
Elios83 said:Kojima's team confirms itself as the true master of PS2 hardware.
The story between Snake and The Boss seems intriguing too.The other bosses don't convince me completely,they're just too ridicolous
bobafett said:I don't think so. MGS is about mixing reality and those insane characters from Kojima's mind.
I know, same here There's just such nice awkward charm behind every dialogue, much like the jokes in the actual gameJust like to add how much I enjoy Kojima's dialogue, however melodramatic.
adelgary said:Yeah, but as much as I have always been pro-Japanese voices for MGS3, I have to say that I cringed at many of the bosses' voice acting in this trailer, it felt too generic-anime-cliche for my tastes... But Japanese Snake voice actor >>> David Hayter as far as I'm concerned. I'm buying the English version anyway, but I would really like to play the Japanese version at some point as well, here's hoping it's HDLoader compatible.
They are much like comic book characters. Sure, they exist in what looks like our reality, but their existence seems unrealistic, and possible only after a large stretch of imagination. It's that balance between possibility and impossibility that makes comic book characters what they are, and makes them fun.The other bosses don't convince me completely,they're just too ridicolous
SolidSnakex said:This might interest you if Kojima can do it:
"During a brief Q&A session at E3, Kojima said he hoped the option for Japanese language support would be in the US version, but there's no telling if it'll happen until the final comes around."
http://ps2.ign.com/mail/2004-09-01.html
i played it a month or two ago, but i don't remember anything about that.AssMan said:Did MGS2 mention anything about the originality of the TRUE Sons of Liberty? John Adams and the other guy, and why it was formed to fight off the king's men and his rules?
DSN2K said:
didnt think they would say that