MGS: Twin Snakes

[Jason1]

I ended up checking gamefaqs...pretty clever, but it makes you wonder...what would happen if you didnt have the box and didnt have access to the internet?

[Jonbo298]

Then you try every single channel on the codec until you get it right

[The Germanator]

Originally Posted by Jonbo298

Then you try every single channel on the codec until you get it right

To be honest...I think I did that once. I'm not sure if it was this same problem I was trying to figure out or something similar in MGS2, but I definitely went through and called every damn thing. Not fun.

[D-realJos]

Beat the game yesterday! (on easy ... it was only meant to be a "test run" but I just kept going and going.. well since I got the hang of it, i'll just skip right to "hard" or "very hard" mode next time)

The good news is that the game is still very enjoyable, and more importantly, it left me with the same feeling the orignal left me with after I beat it. That feeling that you've just experienced something epic. You think to yourself; "wow, Snake came a long way, and went through a whole lot on that mission." The people he met, those he killed, and those that died before his eyes.. the entire aftermath of the experience just hits you after while credits roll with real-life footage of Alaska and the asian soundtrack "the best is yet to come" playing in the background.

(ha.. I just sat here for about 3 hrs writing some general impressions, only to delete virtually everything I just wrote because I though the post seemed too long.. I must be nutz )

[Jonbo298]

Good ****ing god D-real. You don't delete 3 hours of work, unless its been proven wrong Long post or not, your known for long, intriguing posts. Now we missed a chance on one

[DeathsHand]

You guys should try playing the game on Extreme (there is an Extreme difficulty, right?)... I did that on MGS2 (while trying to get all the dogtags, too) Once you get used to where most of the enemies are it's not too hard, but there are certain sticking points, especially boss fights, that can really be frustrating. I had to fight the last boss with a slightly less-than-full bar of life and only one ration

After I beat MGS2 on Extreme, I looked back and thought "Wow... I can't believe I took the time to do that and I didn't even get all of the #%$&ing dogtags!"

And I look forward to doing it again with MGS:TS...

[D-realJos]

Originally Posted by Jonbo298

Good ****ing god D-real. You don't delete 3 hours of work, unless its been proven wrong Long post or not, your known for long, intriguing posts. Now we missed a chance on one

Actually, I saved it first(I have no intention on posting it, but I couldn't bare to toss it right out ) Don't worry, you didn't miss anything. Just some nick-picking, changes I liked/didn't, solution for better control set-up, etc. Maybe I'll could go into more detail and post it another time.

Deathshand

You guys should try playing the game on Extreme (there is an Extreme difficulty, right?

I started a file on Hard(mode before extreme). I'll play it on extreme eventually, but I want the hard mode to be the mode where I'll be fooling around after I earn stealth gear, bandana, and anythign else they have to offer.

I have to say; Even hard is turning out to be pretty damn difficult. I'm the type that like to take out all the enemies in each area, but it's quite a hassle and very risky. I'm guessing if you'll be playing on extreme, you may have to avoid a few enemies. Good luck getting all those dog-tags.

[Canyarion]

Did anyone see my name yet on a dogtag?
(yeah admit it, you totally forgot about that! )