I was also thinking sad bastard why the fuck does he love to reload during a battle? When im playing shooting games I absoutely hate reloading especially when I'm about to kill an enemy and am out of ammo then reloading I get killed
That’s the thing about series that last for as long as Metal Gear. Kojima likely had no idea were the series would go by this point. Who’d have thought Ocelot would be the most important character of the Metal Gear Universe?
All Foxhound field operatives are given animal codenames: Solid Snake; Liquid Snake; Decoy Octopus; Vulcan Raven; Sniper Wolf; Psycho Mantis; Grey Fox; Ocelot is no exception. He likely got the name Ocelot specifically because that's the codename he had when he first met Big Boss in 1964, and it just sorta stuck.
And Josh Keaton being a much younger version. Actually, I swear, Ocelot’s dub VA’s are perfect for Ocelot at the stages of his life. Josh Keaton (Young) -> Troy Baker (Middle-Aged) -> Patric Zimmerman (Old)
Baker was one of those few characters in the game that didn't tell any lies to Snake. He also gives big hints on what's really going on early in the game, but it's difficult to guess when all the others are decievers.
He knew that the FOXDIE virus was being developed but wasn't sure it was actually being tested, until he starts dying himself and puts 2 and 2 together
“6 shots..More than enough to kill anything that moves!” LOL, you gotta hand it to a guy who actually carries 6 rounds in a Colt single action revolver
modern ones have hammer disconnect so no need for the cowboy load. Even back in the day you'd load 6 shots during a gun fight after you shot your first 5, no reason not to.
@@sonnieandjacob It was standard. Whether you were a police officer, or anyone else carrying. Contrary to western movies, most people didn't just walk around with a gun on their hip. Those that did, with exceptions, loaded five and rested on an empty chamber. There was almost never "reloading" during a gun fight. If you found yourself in a shoot out, it was usually over within 3-5 shots. Even today with modern handguns, you seldom see shootings extending to a reload. Even active shooters being taken down are usually taken down without reloading.
@@OpenMawProductions except in this battle, he does reload. So he would reload six, because he doesn't need to worry about putting his gun back in the holster
@@ot4kon You're mixing everything buddy x) Ocelot indeed refers to Liquid when he says "the boss" Naked Snake was BB's codename during The virtuous mission and operation snake eater
The guy is true old school. Didnt change a thing in his cocky behaviour in 50 years. Fucking with the son of the original Snake who kicked his ass in the 60s multiple times
@ROMMIX That doesn't mean it was "Far ahead" like your other comment said. How good of a "Selection" a console has doesn't automatically make it stronger than a stronger console.
Is nobody gonna talk about how clean that gun-twirling animation is for '98? They didn't really have mocap back then, the team had to animate every frame by hand. It must've taken a lot of time and effort to pull that off. That's honestly impressive. You might even say its... pretty good. Okay I'll leave now
Despite Ocelot reloading is the best time to attack him, I have one rule when fighting him: I never attack him in his first reload when he says how he loves to reload during a battle. I let him explain his love for it without interruption.
Luc- Hart- maybe you just don't have childhood that's filled with MGS and freaking out that this channel finally upload mgs boss battle? Iam just speaking my mind here, you're the one who is seeking excitement by seeking other's fault.
It wasn't just a joke. It was also an anti-piracy measure. Back then people were commonly mod-chipping Playstations which enabled them to play burned games (My own uncle did it for me, I didn't appreciate the ramifications of piracy in those days), and you'd commonly find people sharing burned copies of PS1 games in generic cases without artwork. So if you had one of those burned copies of Metal Gear Solid, let's say, if you didn't have the case, you'd be stuck when you reached that part of the game because the case didn't have the image on the back showing you the codec frequency to contact meryl. This was one of the most recent variations on a pretty old piracy prevention practice in the industry. This was when the internet was in its infancy and "just google it" was a phrase no one knew yet.
@@BDNeon You're very right. My uncle was in the navy during the mid an late 90's and was stationed in Japan. When he was there he bought each my cousin and I Playstations with a modded chip. He said local markets sold burned games for $3 to $5 american dollars. Needless to say we each got basically the whole playstation library during those times lol it was awesome but during games like these we had to get the info from friends who had the game. Although this was one of the only game I remember having that trouble with.
Saw this again after 20 years. All the exposition suddenly makes a lot more sense. The only thing from this conversation that stuck with me aside from the ones involved directly in the plot was the definition of "Black Budget", haha. Also, I compared with the Twin Snakes version. Could be nostalgia, but I find the increased complexity of the cutscene fights there to be overblown and exaggerated. Here Snake just jumps back. There, he has to do a backflip? Fox also lingers for too long with that ridiculous fight with Snake. His sudden appearance here, brief stay, then crazy erratic disappearance made him much more mysterious and suspenseful. Again, could just be my nostalgia, but I'll take this one despite the graphics being so limited they have to bob their heads to make it look like they're talking. Also they changed Fox's voice actor. I mean, I'm a Rob Paulsen fan, don't get me wrong. Between Saber Rider, The Mask cartoon, Mighty Max, and all that other good stuff. But Greg Eagles' Fox was iconic. :(
I still prefer the PS 1 version to Twin Snakes, maybe it´s just my nostalgia bias but i think that the PS 1 version has better voice acting and less unrealistic action moves during cutscenes when you compare it to Twin Snakes
I prefer the ps1 version too. But TTS cutscenes were directed by Ryuheu Kitamura. If you watched his movies you'd understand that's his style. If Kojima chose to work with him they probably wanted a flavor of his cinema that reinterpreted how these super soldiers fights could be. Also maybe just an appeal to Japanese fans.
When you beat the game, as most of you probably know, you get the option to watch a "movie" of all the cutscenes and codecs. I got my mom to watch it with me :D I loved it and she thought it was OK hahaha The voice acting in this is so enjoyable and memorable !! edit: just realized that the "movie" option might have only been on the Greatest Hits version lol
What I love about this scene is how Ocelot kind've eluded to his connection to Big Boss. He talks about how Snake has the same codename as the Boss. At first, you think he's talking about Liquid Snake but then you realize that Big Boss was Naked Snake so he's actually talking about Big Boss. In fact, any time he talks about "the boss" he's actually referring to Big Boss. When I played this game in my younger days I never caught onto any of this, but now after playing MGS3 and MGS5, it all makes sense.
A lot of people say that the First-Person aiming in The Twin Snakes completely breaks the game, and that's probably true, but I'll gladly take it over this any day.
"Oh that's right! It should be on the back of the CD case." The literal hours worth of cutscenes in this game, skipping this one meant brute force attacking your codec channels to get in touch with Meryl, lmao
Dude, i mean, i love the handgun fight but it is obvious you need to use C4 here. He would walk right into the trap. Hint was in the name: Revolver Oc4lot.
He says "Just whet I'd expect from the man with the same code as the boss". It's some kind of an easter egg, cuz first you think he's talking about a code name, but then you understand that he means genetic code.
If you told me that in nine years of story time later, the silly revolver guy would kiss Snake on the cheek passionately, I’d think you’re strange fella
3:29 Since I was a child, I have never understood how the wires work here... Ocelot walk across 3 of them, Baker seem to be immune to C4... Nevertheless, one of the most iconic scenes in my childhood.
I like how he was defeated with the greatest modern handgun ever made, the MK23. The SOCOM is the most thoroughly tested pistol in history for accuracy and reliability.
3:17 Raul Menendez 🇳🇮: (English) You're pretty good. (ಠ ͜ʖಠ) Just what i'd expect from the man with same code as the boss. (ಠ ͜ʖಠ) It's been a long time since i had such a good fight, but i'm just getting warmed up. (ಠ ͜ʖಠ) 3:30 * someone stabbed him in stomach by syringe💉 * Herschel von Shepherd III 🇺🇸: WHAT?! ❓0_0❓ * gotch heart attack * Vladimir Makarov 🇷🇺: (Russian) Я оборотень! 💔🤯😲💀 3:35 Bendy: Urghhh!.. 👻😣😰💦 Friedrich Steiner 🇩🇪🇦🇹: NRGHHH!!... ☠️0_0☠️ Oooough!.. 💫0_0💫
so im playing metal gear solid for the first time ever in november of 2023 (via emulation) in my defende though when mgs came out i was a young man working alot so didnt have a lot of time for video games but i remember my buddys and even some co workers talking about how great it was to be quite honest mgs is one of the few games ive heard about and actually played and feel like it actually lives up to the hype dont know if ill finish it or not but i do like it and reccomend it
"Oh that's right; it should be on the back of the CD case"... literal genius to incorporate something like that into a game.. same for having to use the second controller port for Psycho Mantis 🙃
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"Now I'll show you why they call me revolver!"
Proceeds to run in circles around the room.
He’s revolving lol
He has become one with the idea of revolving
thats genius
you mean squares?
But why is he called Ocelot?
“I love to reload during a battle!”
Worst thing to say out loud during a gun fight.
Unless you’re looking to make your enemy rush you while your gun is still loaded.
@@AntonNight Or they don't know english
Yeah, but Ocelot gets off on it
I was also thinking sad bastard why the fuck does he love to reload during a battle? When im playing shooting games I absoutely hate reloading especially when I'm about to kill an enemy and am out of ammo then reloading I get killed
Is that supposed to be a brag?
Who would have thought this guy would be one of the most important characters in the series?
Because he doesn't die right away, that's a good sign.
That’s the thing about series that last for as long as Metal Gear. Kojima likely had no idea were the series would go by this point. Who’d have thought Ocelot would be the most important character of the Metal Gear Universe?
@@wheelman1324 he probably had an idea of the character being used again at some point, but not like he was
@@fallout0624 yes, I remember this enemy in the game, it was the first final boss, easy to win and not too much complicate.
I look back on his scenes and am like
"How did I not know this guy was clearly gay?"
“Now you’ll see why they call me revolver!”
Honestly I’m curious why they call you ocelot more than why they call you revolver
¡Miaaauuuuu!
Last member of the Ocelot unit of GRU I'd wager. But also probably the meowing.
It's becuse an ocelot is a wild cat of the America's and he's a huge Americanophile.
All Foxhound field operatives are given animal codenames: Solid Snake; Liquid Snake; Decoy Octopus; Vulcan Raven; Sniper Wolf; Psycho Mantis; Grey Fox; Ocelot is no exception. He likely got the name Ocelot specifically because that's the codename he had when he first met Big Boss in 1964, and it just sorta stuck.
Foxhound are a bunch of furries
Revolver "Revolver Ocelot" Ocelot, Revolver Ocelot
Revolver "Revolver Ocelot" Ocelot (Shalashaka - Revolver Ocelot) - Patrick Laine {Revolver Ocelot}
This battle has become synonymous with one phrase:
HYYUUUHUUH.
Will say that I'm glad he shuts the hell up in the remake (even though that version breaks this fight like a baseball through a window).
Another favorite is “MY HAND!”
@@Smurfman256mfw tranq and first person view
"HuhuuHuhuh..." -ArmsTech President Kenneth Baker
*Head Bobbing Uncontrollably INTENSIFIES!!!*
School
I played this game when it first came out. I was in middle school. Now at 35 rewatching this I can’t believe how amazing this storyline is
Yes
revolver ocelot
revolver ocelot
revolver ocelot
revolver ocelot
revolver ocelot
Revolverrrrrrrrrr.......................................Ocelot?
Revolver Ocelot
Ocelot!
I just realised how much Troy Baker sounds like a young version of this Ocelot
And Josh Keaton being a much younger version. Actually, I swear, Ocelot’s dub VA’s are perfect for Ocelot at the stages of his life.
Josh Keaton (Young) -> Troy Baker (Middle-Aged) -> Patric Zimmerman (Old)
Baker was one of those few characters in the game that didn't tell any lies to Snake. He also gives big hints on what's really going on early in the game, but it's difficult to guess when all the others are decievers.
He knew that the FOXDIE virus was being developed but wasn't sure it was actually being tested, until he starts dying himself and puts 2 and 2 together
"Hiding won't help you !"
- also proceeds to run away from me
Snake: Why are you running???
He didn't say it wouldn't help *him*.
With a body language and a “!” to make it seem like he is thinking “OH $HIT!”
I love to reload during a battle
I love to reload during a video.
You better hurry up... the old man's not gonna last too long.
Don't you wanna settle this?
@@adventureoflinkmk2 XD
There's nothing like slamming a long silver bullet into a well greased chamber
I love the smell of condite...
0:45 I like how his introduction consists mostly on the camera looking over his single action army
The expositions following the battles are well written and well presented. 'Tis why one loved this videoplay. And always will.
Patric Laine was in his prime when he started doing the voice of Ocelot. I cannot get enough of how alive he sounds in this game.
*Patrick Zimmerman
@@ChiefMedicPururusame guy, different name/credit.
@@ChiefMedicPururua lot of the MGS actors went under pseudonyms
Ehuh ehuh ehuh that noise tho
😆😭
“6 shots..More than enough to kill anything that moves!” LOL, you gotta hand it to a guy who actually carries 6 rounds in a Colt single action revolver
modern ones have hammer disconnect so no need for the cowboy load. Even back in the day you'd load 6 shots during a gun fight after you shot your first 5, no reason not to.
@@SuperSayinSolidSnek Loading five was standard.
@@OpenMawProductions yes for walking around but not when reloading in a gun fight
@@sonnieandjacob It was standard. Whether you were a police officer, or anyone else carrying. Contrary to western movies, most people didn't just walk around with a gun on their hip. Those that did, with exceptions, loaded five and rested on an empty chamber.
There was almost never "reloading" during a gun fight. If you found yourself in a shoot out, it was usually over within 3-5 shots. Even today with modern handguns, you seldom see shootings extending to a reload. Even active shooters being taken down are usually taken down without reloading.
@@OpenMawProductions except in this battle, he does reload. So he would reload six, because he doesn't need to worry about putting his gun back in the holster
the man with the same code as the boss. in 1998 we never knew it was big boss who he was refering to.
It would be pretty cool if that's the case, but i think he's talking about Liquid
@@ventasocr ret con to big boss.
Big Boss debuted in Metal Gear 1, so I don't think it was retconned
@@crystalalumina and his code name was naked snaked in MG1?
@@ot4kon You're mixing everything buddy x)
Ocelot indeed refers to Liquid when he says "the boss"
Naked Snake was BB's codename during The virtuous mission and operation snake eater
Now THAT is how you introduce a boss
The guy is true old school. Didnt change a thing in his cocky behaviour in 50 years. Fucking with the son of the original Snake who kicked his ass in the 60s multiple times
REVOLVER OCELOT
Revolver Ocelot
(Revolver Ocelot)
Directed by Revolver Ocelot
Starring
Revolver Ocelot as Revolver Ocelot
Revolver Ocelot as Revolver Ocelot
Guest Starring
Revolver Ocelot as Revolver Ocelot
Revolver Ocelot as Revolver Ocelot
"Revolver Ocelot, revolver Revolver. Ocelot revolver, Ocelot Ocelot Ocelot revolver. Revolver."
-Ocelot, Revolver.
Revolver Ocelot
(Revolver Ocelot)
Revolver Ocelot.
REVOLVER OCELOT
revolver ocelot
@@SneedFeedAndSeed with guest appearance made by Hideout "Kojima" Kojima (hideo kojima)
it's impressive they did the gun kata in 1998 on PS1 hardware.
@Mr. Spectacals N64 was graphically ahead of the PS1
@ROMMIX That doesn't mean it was "Far ahead" like your other comment said.
How good of a "Selection" a console has doesn't automatically make it stronger than a stronger console.
How the hell did Baker survive that explosion? There's no way that C4 doesn't turn his body into flying meat chunks
Nanomachines Son
I think the best thing about Ocelot is that he loves his gunslinger gimmick but he doesn't seem to be particularly good at it. Until MGS3 at any rate.
Hey, he was just getting warmed up!
Is nobody gonna talk about how clean that gun-twirling animation is for '98? They didn't really have mocap back then, the team had to animate every frame by hand. It must've taken a lot of time and effort to pull that off. That's honestly impressive. You might even say its... pretty good.
Okay I'll leave now
Could never happen today, companies too obsessed with profits over allowing teams to make truely great productions.
@@SmokeNGunsBBQBattlefield 1 actually did it with the Peacekeeper a few years back, but other than that, you're right.
3:29 What?! My hand!
When i was a kid and first played this game, i thought grey fox was the coolest ever
I used to be so scared to meet revolver when I was young the games used to look so real to me
Despite Ocelot reloading is the best time to attack him, I have one rule when fighting him: I never attack him in his first reload when he says how he loves to reload during a battle. I let him explain his love for it without interruption.
13:46
“More than you can *trust me.”*
Well, *we can’t trust you at all right now so we got that cleared.*
the back of the cd case joke still crack me up everytime.
Dwi Rizki stop spamming you attention seeking freak
Luc- Hart- maybe you just don't have childhood that's filled with MGS and freaking out that this channel finally upload mgs boss battle? Iam just speaking my mind here, you're the one who is seeking excitement by seeking other's fault.
It wasn't just a joke. It was also an anti-piracy measure. Back then people were commonly mod-chipping Playstations which enabled them to play burned games (My own uncle did it for me, I didn't appreciate the ramifications of piracy in those days), and you'd commonly find people sharing burned copies of PS1 games in generic cases without artwork. So if you had one of those burned copies of Metal Gear Solid, let's say, if you didn't have the case, you'd be stuck when you reached that part of the game because the case didn't have the image on the back showing you the codec frequency to contact meryl. This was one of the most recent variations on a pretty old piracy prevention practice in the industry. This was when the internet was in its infancy and "just google it" was a phrase no one knew yet.
@@BDNeon You're very right. My uncle was in the navy during the mid an late 90's and was stationed in Japan. When he was there he bought each my cousin and I Playstations with a modded chip. He said local markets sold burned games for $3 to $5 american dollars. Needless to say we each got basically the whole playstation library during those times lol it was awesome but during games like these we had to get the info from friends who had the game. Although this was one of the only game I remember having that trouble with.
Yeah,,, to be honest i called in all of 200 frequencies to talk to that damn girl
"I understand the bullets, you see... I *make* them go where I want."
That line goes so hard.
There are 3 things in life that gets my attention...
3. My bills
2. My father calling for me
1. Ocelot yelling at me to "DRAW!"
Saw this again after 20 years. All the exposition suddenly makes a lot more sense. The only thing from this conversation that stuck with me aside from the ones involved directly in the plot was the definition of "Black Budget", haha. Also, I compared with the Twin Snakes version. Could be nostalgia, but I find the increased complexity of the cutscene fights there to be overblown and exaggerated. Here Snake just jumps back. There, he has to do a backflip? Fox also lingers for too long with that ridiculous fight with Snake. His sudden appearance here, brief stay, then crazy erratic disappearance made him much more mysterious and suspenseful. Again, could just be my nostalgia, but I'll take this one despite the graphics being so limited they have to bob their heads to make it look like they're talking. Also they changed Fox's voice actor. I mean, I'm a Rob Paulsen fan, don't get me wrong. Between Saber Rider, The Mask cartoon, Mighty Max, and all that other good stuff. But Greg Eagles' Fox was iconic. :(
I still prefer the PS 1 version to Twin Snakes, maybe it´s just my nostalgia bias but i think that the PS 1 version has better voice acting and less unrealistic action moves during cutscenes when you compare it to Twin Snakes
You're completely right the Twin Snakes pretty much messed up every cutscene, the dialogue feels weaker and the new soundtrack is kinda forgettable
I prefer the ps1 version too. But TTS cutscenes were directed by Ryuheu Kitamura. If you watched his movies you'd understand that's his style. If Kojima chose to work with him they probably wanted a flavor of his cinema that reinterpreted how these super soldiers fights could be. Also maybe just an appeal to Japanese fans.
Sometimes in a story less is more; that’s one of several reasons why MGS beats TTS.
Fea7loi9y
3:18 I love how this line applies to everyone who had the codename snake. Except Raiden I guess.
I always think about this scene in my daily life.
3:29 you don't bring a gun to a sword fight
Howd you get it to look so HD? The cleanest quality ive seen of this game. Wish i experienced this back in the day
Emulation
@@Somefurfag No, it's the PC version
pc port, hence high-res text
Emulation is the reason the arma chief is headbanging throughout
1:32 hes in the wires
😆💯
"YOU IDIOT!"
Kaboom
When you beat the game, as most of you probably know, you get the option to watch a "movie" of all the cutscenes and codecs. I got my mom to watch it with me :D I loved it and she thought it was OK hahaha
The voice acting in this is so enjoyable and memorable !!
edit: just realized that the "movie" option might have only been on the Greatest Hits version lol
"Now I'll show you why they call me... Revolver"
Hoje com 41 anos posso dizer que fui presenteado em jogar essa lenda nos anos 90s.
Merece meu respeito.
@@erichvalger141 Obgado.
@@fortehoje5951 👍
Não fui dessa época, mas pude desfrutar esse jogo no emulador. Hoje é uns dos meus jogos favoritos
Ocelot: "I love to reload during a battle." *Gets shot*
It''s amazing how Patrik Laine was named on Revolver Ocelot,but end up as a sniper wolf.
Dam. This game brings back memories . Love my era! This intro is classic too
Bro my fav game to date wish they put it on ps4
What I love about this scene is how Ocelot kind've eluded to his connection to Big Boss. He talks about how Snake has the same codename as the Boss. At first, you think he's talking about Liquid Snake but then you realize that Big Boss was Naked Snake so he's actually talking about Big Boss. In fact, any time he talks about "the boss" he's actually referring to Big Boss. When I played this game in my younger days I never caught onto any of this, but now after playing MGS3 and MGS5, it all makes sense.
he even says “your pretty good” the same thing he said to the boss when he first met him.
Alright...I'm alive again, let's Go!
A lot of people say that the First-Person aiming in The Twin Snakes completely breaks the game, and that's probably true, but I'll gladly take it over this any day.
The epic fight of Semi automatic hand gun vs revolver
He took your hand as well as your dignity...watch your mouth shamen. 😄😄pure gold
You're pretty good
You're pretty good
Watching ads for new games with Keanu when I trying to relive this....
God, the voice acting was so good from the start...
Revolver Ocelot one few to survives to fight another day
This is probably my favorite ocelot voice in the series(sorry josh) patric just sounds so cool
Me bopping to the music.
Baker: Urgh. Urgh. Urgh. Urgh
The only comment about bakers moaning
so iconic. grew up with this 💝
"Oh that's right! It should be on the back of the CD case."
The literal hours worth of cutscenes in this game, skipping this one meant brute force attacking your codec channels to get in touch with Meryl, lmao
Thank you so much for punching him in the face at 2:51
Literally standing in the trip wire at 1:32 LOL.
😆😭💀
0:55
Revolver Ocelot
As Revolver Ocelot
Your that ninja .....
I've been waiting for you Snake
SHADOW JESUS
The coolest gaming character ever....
"This is the greatest handgun ever made, the Colt Single Action Army. Six bullets, more than enough to kill anything that moves."
I used to think these graphics were too of the line.
I would love to find a RUclips video of the Ocelot boss fight where they allow the man to say what he says Smfh,
LOVE Paul Eiding's voice
Still holds up as one of the most epic boss intros of all time.
Damn, Ocelot knows how to handle the colt single action army, since his youth when he spins two of them, and juggling three of course.
Baker: Aaaaaahhh!!
Revolver: Uuuunnhh! Ooooof!!
I love that the cc is on by default, I know it helps with abbreviations & stuff but this is rich.
Ah yes, My nostalgic.
This part on PSX is better than the gamecube version. This one has more tension/seems grittier.
Actually it's the PC version
"That sulfury smell.. but to you.. it will be the smell of your death" *dies 2 seconds after*
The way he twirls his gun is so...hypnotic...e_e
Dude, i mean, i love the handgun fight but it is obvious you need to use C4 here. He would walk right into the trap. Hint was in the name: Revolver Oc4lot.
9:23 *MUF?*
This boss fight reminds me a bit of that with Venom Snake in the first game
3:42 I don’t know if anyone’s gonna ever read this but dose anyone know the name of the OST playing?
He says "Just whet I'd expect from the man with the same code as the boss". It's some kind of an easter egg, cuz first you think he's talking about a code name, but then you understand that he means genetic code.
One of the most unforgettable boss battles in the MGS franchise 😎
this looked better in my memory
If you told me that in nine years of story time later, the silly revolver guy would kiss Snake on the cheek passionately, I’d think you’re strange fella
One of the most epic cutscene in any videogame ever
The hell is the sneaking suit made of? Snake dodging the first bullet and landing sounds like dropping a cast iron pan on a cemented floor
I find it very satisfying when he twirls is gun like that
3:29 Since I was a child, I have never understood how the wires work here... Ocelot walk across 3 of them, Baker seem to be immune to C4... Nevertheless, one of the most iconic scenes in my childhood.
(points fingers at you) 3:16
*cries*
The art and good story telling outweighs the graphics lol
0:34 - 0:38 That bullet dodge had no business being as cool as it was.
3:32 young ocelot's voice
All these "MILLENIALS" in the comments joking and making fun of one of the most EPIC bosses in gaming history.....🤔
"You're pretty good!"
7:52 I was stuck after this scene for like 2 hrs as a 6 year old until my older brother bailed me out
I like how he was defeated with the greatest modern handgun ever made, the MK23. The SOCOM is the most thoroughly tested pistol in history for accuracy and reliability.
What version is this MGS game by the way?
3:17
Raul Menendez 🇳🇮: (English)
You're pretty good. (ಠ ͜ʖಠ)
Just what i'd expect from the man with same code as the boss. (ಠ ͜ʖಠ)
It's been a long time since i had such a good fight, but i'm just getting warmed up. (ಠ ͜ʖಠ)
3:30
* someone stabbed him in stomach by syringe💉 *
Herschel von Shepherd III 🇺🇸:
WHAT?! ❓0_0❓
* gotch heart attack *
Vladimir Makarov 🇷🇺: (Russian)
Я оборотень! 💔🤯😲💀
3:35
Bendy: Urghhh!.. 👻😣😰💦
Friedrich Steiner 🇩🇪🇦🇹:
NRGHHH!!... ☠️0_0☠️
Oooough!.. 💫0_0💫
so im playing metal gear solid for the first time ever in november of 2023
(via emulation) in my defende though
when mgs came out i was a young man working alot so didnt have a lot of time for video games but i remember my buddys and even some co workers talking about how great it was to be quite honest mgs is one of the few games ive heard about and actually played and feel like it actually lives up to the hype dont know if ill finish it or not but i do like it and reccomend it
When I get my script "I'm alive again.'
"Oh that's right; it should be on the back of the CD case"... literal genius to incorporate something like that into a game.. same for having to use the second controller port for Psycho Mantis 🙃
someone knows the name of the music that plays when ocelot shows up?
It's called "Duel".
@@erichvalger141 thanks but its not duel, i mean the music that start on 0:35.
The cutscenes OST came out only recently. Check out RetCode Interactive’s channel
@@A-B101 thanks, gonna check.