Are you checking your backpack from the pause menu or holding L2/R2 to open your inventory? Because you only have a few things equipped at once in MGS3.
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Are you checking your backpack from the pause menu or holding L2/R2 to open your inventory? Because you only have a few things equipped at once in MGS3.
ShinoguTakeruKoeru
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Yes, a Peace Walker save started on the PS3 will track Trophy progress when Transfarred onto the PSP. Acquired trophies are added to one's collection when you load the game up back on the PS3.
Hmm that could possibly be it. I'll check it out later, thanks.
Can't believe I finished this game over 20 times and don't even remember that. >_<
metalshade
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Cool. Still confused on the content included in the Vita version, can anyone clarify?
If it includes the first metal gears, then I reckon I am definitely in.
ShinoguTakeruKoeru
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Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake for the MSX are both included on the MGS3 HD side.
JaseMath
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I got mine for 49,00. (it was down from 80,00)
Yep, that's how expensive games are in Brazil.
Just strated properly playing MGS3.pretty fucking crazy. But the controls say press B to hold someone, and then all these other buttons to perform actions. But to do these I have to take my thumb of B, which releases the guard. Does the game really expect me to hold B and and the simultaneously press X/Y etc?
Has Zadornov escaped again? If that's the case, you should be able to find him in the shooting range (which means selecting one of the first Extra ops missions). Other than that, Zeke needs to have a rail-gun and all its equipment minus the armour upgrade.
That whole final chapter is just so badly designed though, even replaying the game on the 360 (meaning I knew exactly what was required) didn't make the whole process any less annoying. I was guiding a friend through the game at the same time, and trying to explain to him how you needed to grind out missions, in order to let Zadornov escape, continuously, made it all seem as though it was part of some elaborate practical joke.
It's a good thing the ending makes it all worthwhile.
No, I haven't gotten a call at all from him which is weird cause I've done several missions after I caught him.
Yes, zeke has everything except armor on it. Do I need the AI pod to be more filled with memory boards or something?
Hm, is your Mission Support Rank 2+?
Apart from the required parts to build Zeke, I think that is the only other necessary requirement. Trying to do a quick search to find a definitive list for you, just throws up a lot of bad information. Some say completing the
Paz date
...and when the call comes, it doesn't actually appear as a mission. Just make sure you select Snake and enter the firing range, if you hear a laugh, Zadornov is hiding on the walkway.
It may sound patronizing, but it might be worth running in there to check if that's the case. That section is so vague, it can be easy to miss the call. I know I did the second time around.
It may sound patronizing, but it might be worth running in there to check if that's the case. That section is so vague, it can be easy to miss the call. I know I did the second time around.
It's tied to your intel, raise that and it should follow suit. It's overall level is tied to your overall GMP though, so if it appears as though it is still not levelling up, you may want to check that out too.
You can check out the MS level by viewing the plants back at Mother Base.
Idk, but that's probably it. Can't think of anything else. I have been spending a lot of GMP for weapons lately too.
So what do I have to do then?
OneMoreQuestion
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I'm having trouble with aiming in MGS2. In MGS3 holding L in first-person mode lets you fine-tune aiming, but doing that in MGS2 seems to make me lock-on to a target instead, most of the time. Is there a way to disable this lock-on effect?
EDIT: Whoops, thought it was the Vita thread.
EDIT: Whoops, thought it was the Vita thread.
RadarScope1
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I've only really played through MSG1. What are GAF's thoughts about a chronological run? I thought I would use this collection do give it a go. Or would a straight release-order run be better? Don't have the time to do both.
MMaRsu
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I would do the release order one.
Release order.
Dick Justice
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Good God, S ranking the missions in that game solo on PSP was a fucking chore.
You did all of them? Damn I didn't think that was possible.
Dick Justice
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MarshMellow96
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Sooo.. Transfarring isn't region free, is it?
Ein Bear
Member
Nope!
Which I just discovered a few days ago when I tried to do it with my PAL Vita version and my imported PS3 copy.
Stupid Konami. Why couldn't you have released the PS3 HD Collection in Europe at the same time as the US you bastards!
xKilltheMx
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MMaRsu
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Man 3 is so amazing..
Syph Medwes
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Just beat MGS3. Awesome.
One question though, at the end of the game when Snake
One question though, at the end of the game when Snake
meets the president, whose handshake does he snub? He shakes the president's hand and then turns to his left and a person extends their hand and Snake doesn't shake it and instead walks out of the room. Is this a random person or someone of significance?
Catalix
And on the sixth day the LORD David Bowie created man and woman in His image. And he saw that it was good. On the seventh day the LORD created videogames so that He might take the bloody day off for once.
The supposed mastermind behind the Boss' defection and Operation Snake Eater itself (IIRC, the extent of his actual involvement was retconned in later games). He's based off of real life 1960s DCI, John McCone.
He's also the man Ocelot talks to on the phone after the end credits. "Yes, of course... Mr. Director."
He's also the man Ocelot talks to on the phone after the end credits. "Yes, of course... Mr. Director."
Syph Medwes
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Recently finished MGS2 for the first time and I was really surprised by how much I enjoyed it, considering all the negative reception. I completely understand how players around the time of its release would feel insulted by the switch, but going into the game nowadays taking that switch for granted, I really didn't mind Raiden as a protagonist (
). It was also great for developing Snake has an independent character. Just like MGS1, the game still has a great atmosphere, over-the-top but endearing characters and bosses, and a story that, while sometimes ridiculous, also touches on interesting themes, much like nuclear proliferation in MGS1.
The only major issues I had were with Rose and the really forced melodrama in that relationship, and the controls for first-person aiming around cover, combined with changing third-person camera angles. Otherwise, I really appreciate how games like this from Kojima (or Mother 3 from Itoi) feel like really crafted experiences from a unified vision with a lot of attention to detail. It's just refreshing. The soundtrack was also great, especially the in-game music. Then, looking through the original design document, there's a lot of cool insight into KojiPro's process.
I even warmed up to his silly cartwheel during the Vamp and RAY battles
The only major issues I had were with Rose and the really forced melodrama in that relationship, and the controls for first-person aiming around cover, combined with changing third-person camera angles. Otherwise, I really appreciate how games like this from Kojima (or Mother 3 from Itoi) feel like really crafted experiences from a unified vision with a lot of attention to detail. It's just refreshing. The soundtrack was also great, especially the in-game music. Then, looking through the original design document, there's a lot of cool insight into KojiPro's process.
MGS 3 is phenomenal, easily one of the most complete game experiences I've ever had, beginning to end. The endgame is especially great.
. The natural environment sets up a really different atmosphere, and the stealth gameplay is on another level compared to previous games. The story is also really great, not only does it have great characters, but in all the parts that mattered to me, the plot delivers in a really satisfying way. Major props go to Norihiko Hibino (who seems to be underappreciated) and Harry Gregson-Williams for the excellent soundtrack. From top to bottom, the game is just infused with Kojima's brand of crafted craziness, and in HD at 60fps, it looks and plays great.
Basically from the planting of C3 on the fuel tanks to the very end
I played MGS 2 and 3 on 360 and they both control fine. In fact, because the 360 controller lacks analog buttons, all the actions you do in both games are discrete and specific. You'll pretty much never do something intending to do another thing like I hear about the games on the Dualshock 3.
infinityBCRT
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In the light of the MGS:Ground Zeroes announcement and people getting excited about the series again, MGS HD Collection is available on both XBLA and PSN now. You can buy MGS2/3 seperately from Peace Walker. I believe MGS2/3 is $20 and Peace Walker is also $20. And MGS2/3 also comes with Metal Gear 1 & Metal Gear 2 (the original MSX 2d games).
I'm starting to muster up some enthusiasm to play through MG1 & 2 finally.
Also, if you haven't played MGS3 and Peace Walker yet, you probably should to get ready for Ground Zeroes.
I'm starting to muster up some enthusiasm to play through MG1 & 2 finally.
Also, if you haven't played MGS3 and Peace Walker yet, you probably should to get ready for Ground Zeroes.