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I don't care how many detailed animals there are or how good mud looks on skin, detailed building cracks, or leaf textures. Where's the brutality in this M rated title?? TLOU2 stealth and CQC makes this look rated E. I could get into metal gear if they had the Gore(not overly excessive but immersive) and Ragdoll effects like RDR2 or The Last of Us. That's the type of "realism" I think would add weight to your action and gameplay. Even the quality AI in RDR2 and TLOU2 is something I don't see much in any new games. If MGS had no blood players would be like wtf

I'm excited for Delta, and Silent Hill 2. The more I see the more excited I get.

It's looking awesome. I'm liking how everyone looks, and I'm sure that Ocelot frame will become a meme and that being said, captures perfectly how Ocelot was a smug boaster in his youth.

That Metal Gear is looking Pretty Solid

Hello, Mr. Delta.

I have a copy for PS3, and it's an interesting experience without the online features.

Over the last few years the dark souls games always where a source of a sort of strange comfort and everytime I struggled in real life dark souls made me feel better, making me feel like I can overcome the challenges ahead of me

The story, sound design and atmosphere of the original, with gameplay improvements from MGS5, and upgraded but faithful designs for the characters, weapons and locations. That's literally all I ask. And up until now these developers seem to have done a great job. The game also doesn't look like it will have any modern day woke politics in it. So please, PLEASE, Konami, at this point, you only have one job: do not screw this up for everyone.

Story is a mumbo jumbo soup of cliches. Ridiculous. Gameplay is great.

you sound as if Alan Partridge were a Gen Z vidya nerd

Whoooooooo?

It happened A MGS 3 remake happened

Loved every minute of the 565 hours put into this game.

It's good but it's the Worst Kojima game I've ever played.

I only hate MGSV. What a pos, a spit in the face to all fans. My rating is 0/10.

There's a theory that you're playing as chico who was made to think he's the medic and that there's 2 doubles the medic being Ishmael and chico being venom and the medic being another big boss double like we're both big boss at the end but then again it could just be a bunch of rambling of a mad man that just stuck to the wall

I am a DIEHARD MGS fan. Honestly, the only way I'd love to see it continue is games that already exist within the lore that we havent seen. For example, the original version of Rising between 2/4 that shows Raiden becoming a miserable drunk, traveling to Alaska to learn from a shaman man, raiding Area 51, getting captured, becoming the Cyborg then getting BBs body. Or a WW2 game with The Boss. A Grey Fox game etc. 4 was a conclusive ending for all our characters IMO. I dont want to see our favotir MGS characters dragged back up on stage just for the sake of it and to continue the lore forward. Just fill in the gaps with the stuff thats already there.

By the time I'd finished with MGSV, I pretty much absolved myself of the need to judge it. It's a mess by any measure. But even as a mess, it's astonishing in its polished gameplay, and its ambitious, groundbreaking innovation. In a way, it's two very different games, one that offers the experience of perfecting its challenges, and one that offers utter freedom to experiment and just play around with the incredible variety of toys. A true sandbox, where you can play along with the make-believe, or throw it away in favor of doing whatever you want. I'm an immersion fan, so my approach was more linear and goal-oriented, but in that, I clearly missed out on some of the fun. Some game reviewers who see goal-oriented gameplay as the only option thought that, once they mastered the game, it lost its edge. But I think this comes down to the familiar dynamic of players choosing to optimize the fun out of the game. MGSV isn't repetitive. Players are. As for the story, Kojima has definitely become a self-indulgent writer, but I don't particularly dislike that. He seems to have a specific process. He dreams up random ideas and images, and then loosely integrates them into his narrative. In that, he reminds me of David Lynch more than anyone. Sure, there's a lot of monologuing and pontificating in the script of MGSV, and some of it comes at the cost of characterization. But I try to focus more on what a piece like this is trying to do, rather than what I think it should be doing. I'm not so worried about what it isn't, but what it's trying to be. That's not to say I think it's a perfect story. It suffered enormously from cut content, dangling plot threads, etc. And ultimately, I don't thing Kojima's writing process could ever produce a tight, coherent story anyway. That's not the goal. Like Death Stranding, I think MGSV was meant to be a collection of impressions, themes, and ideas all meant to loosely coalesce in the minds of the players. It's deliberately inexact. That doesn't mean it couldn't be a bit less rambling, of course. Kojima always rambled. MGS1 was the first game I ever skipped a few bits of dialog on, as those codec scenes just went on and on. The guy could use an editor, but one that really gets all he's trying to express. But I think starting with MGS2, these games have been frustrating players all in exactly the same way, in that they weren't enough like the last game. I think that's by design. I can't imagine Kojima hadn't intended to piss off players with Raiden. In fact, I can't help suspect that Raiden was originally going to be a woman, and that Konami refused to allow it. So instead, he did one better, replacing the macho Solid Snake with a bishonen. I mean, Raiden sure has some child-bearing hips, is all I'm saying. I can't imagine that wasn't to some extent deliberate. And it folds directly into the game's weird meta-themes. So Kaz and Ocelot being very different characters from previous games seems of a piece with that tendency. As the great Federico Fellini used to say, "Studios always want to produce my last film." The same often goes for audiences. Everyone thinks they want the same thing again. But that gets old way faster than we give it credit for. So of course MGSV has its flaws. I don't think it would have killed Konami to give it another six months to finish. Given the game's enormous success even in its present form, I imagine there may be some regret there. The decision to move away from AAA games and into the far more lucrative, far less resource-heavy world of casual gaming seems reasonable. But Konami's lack of grace in the way they handled Kojima's team made clear that money wasn't the priority. It looked more like a cheap power flex to me. And with the success of Death Stranding, I'd say Kojima's merry band of game developers have the last laugh. But I think it's impossible to separate the problems stemming from the halted production, or from Kojima's weird writing process, from the actual intended creation. And ultimately, I think we waste our time trying. Too much criticism is built around the idea that there's a perfect version of a thing in potentia, and we are somehow performing a service by pointing out how the existing version fails to live up to it. But this can be a waste of time, and a way of dwelling on disappointment rather than appreciation. It's much easier to talk about what's wrong than what's right. But I think with a thing like MGSV, we can miss the good by focusing on the bad. I prefer to take it as a whole, to not look on the missing chapters or cut characters as holes in the finished product, just to see what I got as its own discreet object that was more than worth my time, my praise, and my continued contemplation. If I step back far enough, MGSV was one of the best gaming experiences of my life. I don't need to qualify that with critiques, warranted or not. I don't need to second guess the game it could have, or should have been. I'm better off experiencing the game I got, as I continually unravel its layers and find new, interesting meanings.

Clown suit is clearly superior to all other suits. It gives you ability to hold new bat item without looking suspicious and catwalk in paris is no longer trespassing zone.

V had an absurd amount of potential and it ended up just being a lot of fluff without much actual substance.

Story was great and made a whole lot of sense, you were not liking how you want it to be. I played this game and it was about Zero and Ocelot evil plans, (had nothing to do with Venom Snake nor Kaz nor Naked Snake nor Huey being evil). MGS :Solid Snake Story was the same point, Liquid, Ocelot and Zero setting a new destruction by messing with the Solid Snake, Campbell and Hal Emmerich.

mgsV is not a sequel to mgs4, it is a sequel to peace walker. therefore, it is not mgs5 it is mgsV where V is the letter not the roman numeral for 5.

*reading the title and giving the video a like before i hear one word*

Love ur video! Just why is the video so dark in brightness?

Good Video Dead End Alley. Now get out of there!

I will list 7 reasons that cause you to stop or partially stop moving, to showcase that the pacing and flow within the MGS3 maps is directly tied to its gameplay systems. - Being forced to stop and go into FPV to shoot a gun - Being forced to stop moving to crouch/go prone, as there is no crouch walking in MGS3 - Pause to heal - Pause to change camo - Pause to go into your backpack - Pause to eat food - Pause to go into the radio/Codec screen Seeing how they already modernized the acts of moving and shooting (there is crouch walking now and you can shoot while moving in 3rd person), I'm afraid of what modernizing the other 5 systems is gonna do to the pacing and flow of the game, and how much smaller/easier to get through the levels are going to be.

I like this style of video, Mr. Metal Gear Solid: Delta.

BTW, to add to your Hitman fun: now you discovered how to place items, try placing a flask of nitroglycerin on a doorknob where a NPC passes. Looney Tunes type of stuff.

I wanna play this soon but i do have the next best thing. Hitman blood money for the PS2. maybe i could use that for practice or something😂

I discovered Hitman with Blood Money's advertising in videogames magazines back in 2005 and '06. While I love WOA, I hope it stops needing online connection. Contracts is my favourite!

Adding this to my watch later to chill to late night, appreciate you posting

Wait a second, ONLY 800 SUBSCRIBERS?!?!?

...The Boss. ... she looks like J from J and Silent Bob. .....😐

Bro graphical fidelity has definitely lost its impact you hit the nail on the head there, graphics are so unimportant in my eyes nowadays i just want finished games with fleshed out mechanics, i believe the gaming industry has been starved of that for some time now with triple a studios thinking graphics is all that matters and that is the completely wrong approach.

1:46 Hopefully move enemy's body is not slow like this.

MGS was of the first PS1 games I ever played when I was 4 YO. I love it so much. For me, it's the best experience in that console and Solid Snake has been of my favourite characters since then.

Great video. The main issue with TPP for me is that the twist happens and then the game just... ends. They do absolutely nothing with the twist and I would have loved to see Big Boss' story from the moment he left on that motorcycle until 1995. He did so many cool things during those 11 years. We would also probably see his falling out with Venom at some point. Such wasted potential... Maybe in a hypothetical "MGS6"? Time will tell.

No room for Hideo!!??

Poor xbox that had to use a multi platform game at their showcase?!

It needs to come out in 2024. 2025 is for grand theft auto 6

I hope they expand some of the areas..probably not though..I took a half day from work back in 2005 to play the original..such a great game..

Hopefully they make surviving in the jungle much more difficult along with much faster stamina drain. I’ve played every difficulty of the original and I rarely ever needed to heal or eat.

Im still concerned. This is STILL Konami and i wont put it past them fuck SOMETHING up. Not untill i see the reviews and look at some serious gameplay will i consider picking it up.

Id like to note that the 3ds version, crap as it is, also added crouch walking & over the shoulder aiming & it doesnt break the game whatsoever. Other things like, the wall hug being the front facing cling mgsv style, or being able to turn onto you back to aim behind you while crawling are just animation changes effectively. Its still the same wall hug, & rolling onto back just looks smoother that spinning 180 degrees on your belly lol but they still are both just imemdiate snap aiming

My only disapointment is that it is going to be 1:1 recreation when I was expecting 0'75:1 or something. Keep the exact same story and cutscenes and everything but give us bigger areas for it felt more like MGSV.

I highly recommend you all check out the interview with David Hayter and producer Noriaki Okamura here, it's a fascinating watch. ruclips.net/video/TNR-mXO_Kik/видео.html

you should watch a recent interview of the game titled "Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater - Official Xbox Games Showcase Deep Dive" from GameSpot. They interviewed the series producer and I think you'd be interested in it.

Mo-capped games back in the day have held up Very well. Real people provided the skeleton, so the characters will always move more realistically than even the best animators could do.

in the recent interview with the director he confirmed the green filter from the og is back with a toggle option

They are going to make it so you can play it in the old way and in the modern 3th person way