Play the original metal gear portable#
Play the original metal gear series#
Play the original metal gear ps2#

Play the original metal gear portable#

*SIDE NOTE I did not include Portable Ops in this list. So enjoy your trip down Metal Gear Boulevard and hang in there because the payoff will totally be worth all the lost hair. For the benefits of completion we will include them in the breakdown. The purist will play these games as well as they are available to play on modern platforms, the modernist will simply skip them for more familiar experiences on more modern consoles (completely acceptable, I wonвЂ™t judge).

Play the original metal gear series#

The Metal Gear Solid series was started in 1987 on the MSX2 and NES, the second game Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake was also released on MSX2. Now before I break it down most of you will fall into two categories the purist and the modern players. Certain reveals and revelations will only have their impact if they are experienced in the same way they were presented to gamers originally. Then for a second it all clicks and the deranged madness of Hideo Kojima is revealed. What makes this series so special is being utterly and hopelessly confused, frustrated and lost. The number one reason however to skip this method is because you simply miss out on all the fun. The mechanics and graphics will bounce around and it can severely hinder your enjoyment of the franchise.

Play the original metal gear ps2#

On a sheer playability standpoint you will make it very hard on yourself when you go from a ps2 classic to early ps1 title and even farther if you dare play the old games on Nintendo and MSX. The answer is simple, you have to do the latter and bounce around the timeline.ДЇirst letвЂ™s look at why playing them in the linear fashion is wrong. First you can play the games in the correct timeline order experiencing the series in a linear fashion, second you can play the games in the order of release and bounce around the timeline filling gaps. So naturally there are two answers to this question but IвЂ™m going to tell you which one is the right one. With Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain releasing this summer and closing the gap in the series a question I hear all the time is being asked again, вЂњwhat order should I play the games in to catch up.вЂќ ItвЂ™s a tough question as the timeline has spanned multiple generations and bounced around the different timeframes multiple times. Please also use context cues to help decide if you should tag a detail in your comments.There are many long lasting, diverse sagas in Video Games, arguably none are as convoluted or as scattered on the timeline than Metal Gear Solid. Please use the MGSV cardboard box flair for the major reveals in that title.Low-effort or repetitive content may be removed.Hate speech, abuse, and exclusionary language will not be tolerated.We have a community FAQ, there's a search bar up the top, or you can try Google searching.If you're new here, please read the rules and take a minute to take a look over our Community Guidelines.The home for everything and anything MGS on reddit.Subreddit FAQ Community Guidelines Combat Unit Battle Log We are Diamond Dogs