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Metal Gear Solid 5 Peace Walker |OT| Peace Walking & Ad-HOC Partying
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overthehill99
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Yes. It's horribly stupid that you would go out and spend $400-$500 on a system just to play one game because you love the series so much, but are skipping out on the latest installment because you think it won't play good.StuBurns said:
I have a PSP, and I think it's an excellent console, I think my post wasn't as clear as it could have been.thefil said:Obviously this isn't the right thread for it, but the PSP gets such a bad rap. As much as I've enjoyed my DS, I've enjoyed my PSP more. There's so many excellent games that are fun to go back to.
I'm not buying PW because I don't like the way it plays on PSP. Not because it's on PSP.
Think and know are very different. I've played it, I don't think it plays well at all. Everything else about it is very much MGS5, and where I wanted the series to go though.Blu_LED said:
overthehill99
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Still seems a little stupid to me, but at least it makes more sense now. The way you made it seem was that you are skipping this because the PSP am dumb. At least you tried it.StuBurns said:
Naked Snake said:
M-M-M-Master Miller... How could you...cheat on me like that..... T.T
Man Kojima is crazy :lol
So much false advertisement for this. On Gamestop.com and playstation.com the info page for this game is saying there is online play
. Boo Kojima you better patch it.revolverjgw
Member
StuBurns said:
I'm surprised someone would feel this way. Wrestling with dogshit controls has always been a key feature in MGS games. I can't fathom an MGS fan passing on PW's creative brilliance just because of unwieldy controls.
autobzooty
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I NEED SCISSORS said:
It's MORE audio. You'll receive realtime radio support while you're playing. If you don't install, these sections will not be voiced.
autobzooty
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kingslunk said:
Didn't we already confirm that Kojima will be touring for Peace Walker during E3?
Is there anyone here who did not like Portable Ops, but is actually enjoying Peace Walker?
I love the MGS series, but couldn't stand PO (controls and recruiting sucked IMO) and I traded in PO after playing through half the game. In the PW demo, the controls did seem a little better, but I'm still undecided.
I love the MGS series, but couldn't stand PO (controls and recruiting sucked IMO) and I traded in PO after playing through half the game. In the PW demo, the controls did seem a little better, but I'm still undecided.
This is certainly a fair comment, I guess my tastes change, and I didn't really know the MGS controls were so bad last generation, it was the game I played the most with the possible exception of the GTA series which of course controlled even worse. I just get the feel that if it was a console game, it'd be far more playable instantly. That's not to say you can't play it at a high level on PSP, I'm sure it's possible, but in the same way you could before despite it controlling like ass.revolverjgw said:
How?Zen said:
overthehill99
Member
I honestly don't see whats so bad about the controls to begin with, but if you don't like them on the PSP, I doubt you're gonna like them on the DS3.StuBurns said:
autobzooty
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As a PSPgo owner, I don't think it feels better to play it with a dualshock. And yes, I've tried. It's a little easier to stealth/creep, but that's a small benefit to gain from having to lay your PSP on your lap or play with video out on your TV (which is highly prone to video lag). Plus you're still using the face buttons to change the camera and you just have a perfect little analog stick just sitting there uselessly.
Dualshock 3 probably feels better than using a regular PSP, though. I think the go is just extremely comfortable to hold, so yeah.
Dualshock 3 probably feels better than using a regular PSP, though. I think the go is just extremely comfortable to hold, so yeah.
StuBurns said:
You should never buy a console only to play one game (that's my opinion). With the Go there is a lot of great umd games you won't be able to play. You also miss out on clearance umd sales and trading back some of your games.
I was only answering the ''How to use a ps3 controller on psp'' . Don't hate on the messenger :lol
Sickboy007
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Can't wait to play this
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on my imaginary PSP that i'll never buy
autobzooty
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Sickboy007 said:
Thank your lucky stars that duckroll has been conspicuously absent from this thread. :lol
autobzooty said:
Yeah he's too busy with AP
.http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=20983230&postcount=1108
Sickboy007
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autobzooty said:
Is this actually bannable? :lol
I changed it but maybe it's even worse now...
autobzooty
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Sickboy007 said:
Lots of people have been banned over the course of the many Peace Walker threads. Pretty much using "PS3" and "Peace Walker" in the same sentence is totally taboo. Tread lightly.
Or don't cos duckroll ain't here.
Dabookerman
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Does this game work on Custom firmware?
I don't want to buy it to find out I can't play it :_; (I will still get it regardless)
I don't want to buy it to find out I can't play it :_; (I will still get it regardless
)So do you think we will get extra content because we had to wait a month after the JP release? From what I gather, it seems were are getting less stuff. Most of the product placement DLC stuff (mountain dew, pepsi, doritos, axe) required products UPC to get. These promotions are not available in North America.
The shirts DLC will probably work since Uniqlo will sell them in the US. The Hori DLC will work too since they are releasing the accessory set it in the US at launch too.
I really want the mp3 player/walkman but it seems Sony thinks Canada is some mystical mystery land so it's not available for sale here even though it's going to be available all over the US, Europe and Asia.
The shirts DLC will probably work since Uniqlo will sell them in the US. The Hori DLC will work too since they are releasing the accessory set it in the US at launch too.
I really want the mp3 player/walkman but it seems Sony thinks Canada is some mystical mystery land so it's not available for sale here even though it's going to be available all over the US, Europe and Asia
.autobzooty said:
I think it stopped being bannable after Konami asked the journalists who played the game their opinion about a PSN(PS3) version. But I don't think this is the best thread to ask for a port.
Dabookerman said:Does this game work on Custom firmware?
I don't want to buy it to find out I can't play it :_; (I will still get it regardless
The japanese version does work with CF
Didn't mean to imply I was hating, thanks, I actually didn't know. Still, unless you can use the second stick, I doubt it'd help all that much.Vamphuntr said:
On PSN though? If so, sure. But I'm not buying UMDs anymore in case I buy a Go or PSP2. Chinatown wars is about £12 in stores, but it's still around £30 on PSN.Yenrot said:
adriano999
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If i am not mistaken, the japanese versione works only with the eboot patched, so if you have a cf i don't think you could play the game without ripping it on your ms an modifying it(dunno if is legal), the umd will probably ask you to update to the latest firmware.Dabookerman said:Does this game work on Custom firmware?
I don't want to buy it to find out I can't play it :_; (I will still get it regardless
autobzooty
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Vamphuntr said:So do you think we will get extra content because we had to wait a month after the JP release? From what I gather, it seems were are getting less stuff. Most of the product placement DLC stuff (mountain dew, pepsi, doritos, axe) required products UPC to get. These promotions are not available in North America.
The shirts DLC will probably work since Uniqlo will sell them in the US. The Hori DLC will work too since they are releasing the accessory set it in the US at launch too.
I really want the mp3 player/walkman but it seems Sony thinks Canada is some mystical mystery land so it's not available for sale here even though it's going to be available all over the US, Europe and Asia
I'm really hoping that the English version has difficulty settings, because the Japanese version does not. Isn't it typical for Metal Gear games to have one harder difficulty in the western releases? Hopefully the same sort of thing will happen here, especially since we had to wait so long.
You already screwed him over by quoting him though.autobzooty said:
Wait, there's only one difficulty setting?autobzooty said:I'm really hoping that the English version has difficulty settings, because the Japanese version does not. Isn't it typical for Metal Gear games to have one harder difficulty in the western releases? Hopefully the same sort of thing will happen here, especially since we had to wait so long.
Dabookerman
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adriano999 said:
Hmm. Well Alright, I'll do that.. still a bit of a hassle x_x
I think I should have another PSP ;x
Minamu said:You already screwed him over by quoting him though.
Wait, there's only one difficulty setting?
I think there is only one because of the whole RPG aspect of it. Like in the demo, every attack do a certain amount of DMG, Snake has HP and stamina, your proficency with weapons level up after every missions. So I guess in the end he didn't balance it for multiple difficulty setting. According to people on Gfaqs, some of the 5 stars ranked missions are already extremly hard to beat anyway.
ITT: "I paid $400-$500 for a PS3 for MGS4, but no way in hell will I pay $170-$250 for MGS5".
If I was Hideo Kojima, I know I'd be incredibly happy when corporate takes a game made for my handheld playing son, and puts it on consoles ruining various aspects of the game.
NIGHT- said:
If I was Hideo Kojima, I know I'd be incredibly happy when corporate takes a game made for my handheld playing son, and puts it on consoles ruining various aspects of the game.
overthehill99
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It's so sad that people are skipping/ignoring this game just because of the platform, or the nonexistent PS3-port. They are truly missing out on one of the greatest games ever made.
autobzooty
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Minamu said:Wait, there's only one difficulty setting?
Yeah, because of multiplayer. Each individual mission has a static difficulty rating. Works pretty much the same way as monster hunter. When searching for a match in Monster Hunter, you don't be like "Looking for a group to hunt Great Jaggi on hard mode." If you want a harder difficulty, you hunt a harder monster. Pretty much the same thing will apply here.
I'm just hoping that the game offers a good challenge. It'll be pretty disappointing if it's too easy. The stealth AI was ridiculously dumb in the demo and in the trailers that were shown. What confuses me is that I remember Kojima saying he recorded those trailers on the easiest difficulty so that he wouldn't mess up while making the trailers. But if there is no difficulty settings, then wtf was he talking about? :lol
Blu_LED said:
Yeah, it's a little depressing. But maybe once reviews start coming out, people will take notice and realize that it's the best in the series. PSP might get its first western system seller in that way.
PSP has a good library of games, but I think that no one really notices them because there aren't any "system sellers" for the west. Monster Hunter was a system seller for Japan, so they love the system there and are enjoying the library of games. But since MH is not so popular in the west, it didn't exactly sell a lot of systems. If people buy a PSP for MGS5, I think they will find more than enough software to satisfy their needs and the "PSP has no games" argument can be put to rest.