Amazing soundtrack! I bought this game when it was first released and it seemed a bit rough around the edges...like it was rushed or something. I still loved it and still do today. The first time I saw Big Boss transform as a kid and then heard that rocking music is one of my best NES memories. Trying to figure out how to kill him took a few tries but when I finally took him down it was one of those gaming moments you never forget.
It's some of the best on the NES. The track for "Metal Gear" is absolutely brilliant with it's reuse of the original theme from the start of the mission. This game's ost is simply great.
I believe this game and Battletoads is a large part of why I love metal these days. Listening to this soundtrack again it's so obvious to me it has many of my favorite elements of music in it. Such great music.
the jungle infiltration song is freaking bad ass. Good ol Konami, always giving us great music. Im glad this game was made; not only was it a big reason as to why MGS is still around (Abliet with Kojima randomly changing voice actors), but because of this sick ass soundtrack
This is such a bizarrely epic and emotional soundtrack for such a goofy game. If a modern indie retro style game had this music today it would be winning awards.
I think it is now part of the main timeline due to the wormhole dimension in Metal Gear Survive and because of retcons. Lots of retcons. A theory I just came up with.
Love game music of the 80's/90's. Though there are some really good soundtracks in games today.. Its sad so many of them now try to sound like movies lol.
I remember the music of this game really standing out to me back then. That jungle theme is awesome! Not only the catchy themes but the instrument voices (especially percussion) seemed to be a step up from the normal NES sounds, like they somehow tweaked it for more authenticity. Best I recall it seems SMB2 or SMB3 also had improved sound quality. When my house was broken into and all my NES games stolen Snakes Revenge is one game I missed most because I had only totally played through it once. Glad to get to see and hear it again on youtube. Thank you!
The challenge level goes up a lot just as soon as you find yourself in rooms with floor traps such as disappearing floor tiles that expand really wide and other types of traps that require carefully maneuvering around in order to succeed. This is all rather difficult.
i was six years old when i had this game in my collection really hated it never understood the game or couldn't get to another location wihout getting lost sigh the good old days
I love how the intro to Metal Gear is the intro to the game itself It would've been so much better if the game was actually called Metal Gear: Snake's Revenge instead of just the subtitle
You can thank this game's existence for inspiring the rest of the Metal Gear franchise, considering Kojima didn't plan on continuing Metal Gear, until this game was in development.
Imagine the person on the development team would've never told Kojima they're making a sequel to a as he felt watered down version of his game. It's funny how such a minor thing can change history.
In a way, yeah. Kojima never planned on making this game, and he wasnt planning on a sequel either until he found out through another worker about it, then they were kojima pls make a real 2, so he made Solid Snake, then because of the success he continued making MG games. ITS ALL THANKS TO THIS GAME so thank you, black sheep and thank you for uploading this in stereo once again your uploads amaze me
the magnificent soundtrack of #SnakesRevenge. great Nes title marginalized due to the hunger to sell mystique of video game journalism, both to elevate and to sink 🧐✨
And to think, this was technically the game that kicked off the Metal Gear franchise; Metal Gear 2 wouldn't have existed if it wasn't for Kojima being sore about the two NES games. MG was pretty insignificant for the MSX, while the NES version was the one that was the one that sold well. The one that spawned a sequel. The one that was ported to other consoles. Once again, another third party franchise that kicked off thanks to Nintendo, yet third parties give Nintendo the honor of abandoning them.
@@ScribbleNuts case in point, the limit on games that can be released by third party companies, hence the Ultra games moniker and not Konami. I don't know if they loosened that grip during the Nintendo's lifespan
And by the way, none of the modern era technology is nowhere be seen. It finally appears reintroduced in Ghost Babel which takes in 2002. 3 years before the events of Metal Gear Solid.
Cause he had no involvement, you could have called this any game else and it would have been a good enough game I think, But to be safe they slapped Metal Gear on their to be safe.
Hideo Kojima made Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake for the MSX only because he was asked by someone on the Snake's Revenge team if he please would make a sequel. And he did... Kojima, although having no involvement in this product, doesn't think Snake's Revenge is that bad of a game actually. The first Metal Gear for the NES however is an abomination... it's called Metal Gear but it doesn't even have a Metal Gear present in the game... X_X
My understanding is that Konami wanted a sequel but Kojima didn't or wasn't ready...something like that...so this is what we NES owners got. Yes, I know about Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. Don't know why that just wasn't ported instead of this. That said, I ADORED this game.
Last time I played this, I missed part of a building and I guess some hostages. I was still able to get all the way to the end of the game and into the part where you attack Metal Gear, but the missiles did no damage. All I could do was run out of ammo and sit there till time ran out. Didnt bother going back and trying to fix it, I beat the game when I was 15.
I think this gsme is a nod to Portable Ops. Snake's Revenge is a direct continuation to Metal Gear and serves as a bridge gap between Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2 Solid Snake. It takes place 3 years after Metal Gear and 1 year before Metal Gear 2.
I don't care how cheesy the story is. I had a lot of fun playing it. I wish there were several more 8-bit Metal Gear games, like Capcom did with Megaman. But there's only this, Metal Gear, and MG2.
My favorites: 1-Arms/Cargo Transit 2-Underground Corridor 3-Jungle Base 4-Password Codec 5-Mission Failed Password Codec could have been used for the jungle stage in my opinion.
This the first game to have a theme about revenge. MGS5 is the second game to be about revenge. Not counting MGR Revengence. It doesn't qualify as a Metal Gear game in my opinion.
Not Nintendo's rules. The US was trying to protect their own video game industry (dumb thought at the time!), so they limited Japanese companies to some number of games they could market in the US per year, like a dozen or so. And yes, Ultra was setup as a Konami subsidiary.
@@shyguy85 Why would Nintendo impose limits on themselves? I thought I'd seen a documentary about the video games industry, where some Sentator/Congressman in glasses was talking about the import restriction on Japanese games in the late 1980s
I don't know why the hate toward s this game. Well, you can say Kojima is a megalomaniac for making his Solid Snake game for MSX 2. At least he could have called it Metal Gear 3: Solid Snake and continue after this one.
How so? I'm not saying he isn't (I actually don't know), but if I put myself in his shoes in this case, I kind of understand. Metal Gear *is* his brainchild, after all. If I had created something and other people would 'go wild' with it without my involvement, I don't think I'd much appreciate it, either, or even acknowledge the 'chapter' which isn't what I had in mind at all.
@@das81if you made a game and I made a sequel completely changing all the story and plot , WITHOUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE, would you continue off of my story or stay with your original plan
This game's plot is absolute shit, but the music is soooo good. Maybe someone could even remake this game and its sprites into something actually good.
***** Wondering if we can get a "Wiiguy Stereo" version of the MSX "Metal Gear games... What are our odds? [I'll take some BS numbers, if that's all you got! LOL!]
It's not that I am running into a problem, if it ain't a NSF/NSFe file for NES, GBS file for Game Boy or VGM file for Master System/Game Gear, I can't do the stereo, I need those files for my process. And even if there was files for MSX soundtracks, what I do/program I use doesn't take them, like most any player of soundtrack files.
Ahh, I see. I'm not terribly familiar with NSF files. Maybe this can shed some light on things if you change your mind in the future. Seems like it might just be an issue of working with a new program. www.faq.msxnet.org/fmpac.html
Great game this will always be the sequel to Metal Gear for me, it doesn't matter if it is cannon or not as there were no other games like it, wished Kojima would add it to some type of collection after all this was part of the "series" back then.
Actually, both the NES games were made without his permission, so I doubt he'll do such a thing. Also, if they **were** canon, they'd totally F@#$ with Snake's timeline. "You've created a Time Paradox!" Though I will agree the NES games are still fun to play!
***** the game is very clunky. The game (obviously having no idea what made the original so great) has a heavy focus on combat,due to the overall level design,and an incredible amount of cheap shots when going to the next screen. It also lacks in good controls,it took me five minutes to figure out the menu screen,and the way snake moves,makes it incredibly difficult to hit enemies spot on. The story is stupid as well,why is big boss a cyborg? Because of the explosion at outer haven? But I thought he escaped outer haven? The most aggravating thing are the 2D sections,they're un- immersive and frustrating since snake moves so slow and the level design is so weird and annoying. And also it's really annoying how when you die you lose all items you have collected and the only way to stop this from happening is to go to a checkpoint which aren't immediately obviousunless you die. And last but not least,the password system is a bitch,hard to write down,hard to remember,and takes forever to input. I know you kindof have to deal with then in old games but there are ways to make it easy for the player and this game doesn't try. It really is no wonder why hideo kojima says both the nes games are a stain on his reputation!
***** I heavily respect snakes revenge for creating metal gear solid,but,on to my next point,I didn't mind the clunky controls in the msx original because it really encouraged you run away rather than fight,now you still had to fight,but enemies moved in a way that,if strategic enough,you could pick them off,snakes revenge simply doesn't have that,enemies don't have a distinct pattern,they move to quickly,running away is almost never an option,and to top it all off,snake controls the exact same and the controls simply weren't made that way. I will give credit were credit is due,the game has a kickass soundtrack :)
***** P.S I don't think it's stupid big boss is a robot because cyborgs are dumb,I think it's stupid because in the first game we very clearly see him run away,maybe he didn't get out in time, I don't but my point is it's horribly explained. Cyborgs kick ass
I know that this is not the Real Sequel. But why make a Non-Sequel? I think Konami/Ultra Games made this so they can get more money in there Pocket. & Im not even a Metal Gear Fan but I love Konami.
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Takes me back to 1991, I played this game for hours and hours on end. Thank you for posting
Amazing soundtrack! I bought this game when it was first released and it seemed a bit rough around the edges...like it was rushed or something. I still loved it and still do today. The first time I saw Big Boss transform as a kid and then heard that rocking music is one of my best NES memories. Trying to figure out how to kill him took a few tries but when I finally took him down it was one of those gaming moments you never forget.
It may not be part of the actual Metal Gear timeline...but the soundtrack made it feel like it was.
While not canon to the story, this game had AWESOME music.
It's some of the best on the NES. The track for "Metal Gear" is absolutely brilliant with it's reuse of the original theme from the start of the mission. This game's ost is simply great.
I believe this game and Battletoads is a large part of why I love metal these days. Listening to this soundtrack again it's so obvious to me it has many of my favorite elements of music in it. Such great music.
the jungle infiltration song is freaking bad ass. Good ol Konami, always giving us great music. Im glad this game was made; not only was it a big reason as to why MGS is still around (Abliet with Kojima randomly changing voice actors), but because of this sick ass soundtrack
This is such a bizarrely epic and emotional soundtrack for such a goofy game. If a modern indie retro style game had this music today it would be winning awards.
I think it is now part of the main timeline due to the wormhole dimension in Metal Gear Survive and because of retcons. Lots of retcons. A theory I just came up with.
It's indirectly part of the main timeline by the virtue of the fact that it inspired the continuation of the rest of the Metal Gear franchise.
Love this music, the jungle theme is still a fav
Munitions Compound had like a feel to Blade Runner's end credits music myself. I also liked the train theme myself.
Love game music of the 80's/90's. Though there are some really good soundtracks in games today.. Its sad so many of them now try to sound like movies lol.
The last boss music is just bad ass.
I like how Snake used to look like Michael Biehn back in these old pre-PS1 games.
Enemy Alert!
and the most ominous password theme ever
Konami music is the heavy metal of NES music, and this game is very much an example.
Yeah, thats why i loved Nintendo back then. Just pure Rock and Metal they did before.
So, right today, it's a total nonesense.
I keep coming back to this tune.. 1:05 Jungle Infiltration!
the Jungle infiltration was my favorite track on this game.
I'm diggin Big Boss' theme. Taked me back.
Thanks, WiiGuy. This master sounds amazing.
Like this game
I remember the music of this game really standing out to me back then. That jungle theme is awesome! Not only the catchy themes but the instrument voices (especially percussion) seemed to be a step up from the normal NES sounds, like they somehow tweaked it for more authenticity. Best I recall it seems SMB2 or SMB3 also had improved sound quality. When my house was broken into and all my NES games stolen Snakes Revenge is one game I missed most because I had only totally played through it once. Glad to get to see and hear it again on youtube. Thank you!
Password Codec..... Brings back memories.
The challenge level goes up a lot just as soon as you find yourself in rooms with floor traps such as disappearing floor tiles that expand really wide and other types of traps that require carefully maneuvering around in order to succeed. This is all rather difficult.
i was six years old when i had this game in my collection really hated it never understood the game or couldn't get to another location wihout getting lost sigh the good old days
yea me either.. couyld never get into the base but again i was 7 so..
1:05 is where the awesomness starts
This may be the greatest NES soundtrack ever.
Castlevania 3, Ninja Gaiden 1 and 2, Bionic Commando, Super Mario Bros. 3 are great also.
nah , dropzone is the greatest
*cough cough* Journey to Silius
The Metal Gear fortress level was my favorite; very ominous.
1:05 Epic song. That drum track is amazing.
I love how the intro to Metal Gear is the intro to the game itself
It would've been so much better if the game was actually called Metal Gear: Snake's Revenge instead of just the subtitle
They could've just called the game Metal Gear 2 but well, Kojima made the real Metal Gear 2.
19:53 I felt in love!!!
EPIC game !!! i love it !! I still playing it sometimes :D
You can thank this game's existence for inspiring the rest of the Metal Gear franchise, considering Kojima didn't plan on continuing Metal Gear, until this game was in development.
Imagine the person on the development team would've never told Kojima they're making a sequel to a as he felt watered down version of his game.
It's funny how such a minor thing can change history.
Ultra Games made the coolest OST in the NES
Ultragames is Konami
Jungle infiltration is a Classic!
In a way, yeah. Kojima never planned on making this game, and he wasnt planning on a sequel either until he found out through another worker about it, then they were kojima pls make a real 2, so he made Solid Snake, then because of the success he continued making MG games. ITS ALL THANKS TO THIS GAME
so thank you, black sheep
and thank you for uploading this in stereo once again your uploads amaze me
the magnificent soundtrack of #SnakesRevenge. great Nes title marginalized due to the hunger to sell mystique of video game journalism, both to elevate and to sink 🧐✨
DPCM samples are from JPN Ver. Castlevania III.
One of my favorite soundtracks. I never actually completed the game :( I've done so vicariously via several playthroughs on youtube
And to think, this was technically the game that kicked off the Metal Gear franchise; Metal Gear 2 wouldn't have existed if it wasn't for Kojima being sore about the two NES games. MG was pretty insignificant for the MSX, while the NES version was the one that was the one that sold well. The one that spawned a sequel. The one that was ported to other consoles.
Once again, another third party franchise that kicked off thanks to Nintendo, yet third parties give Nintendo the honor of abandoning them.
The domino effect is amazing to look at. But things have been great since then as I can see X3
wtf did we do to gaming?v
LuwiigiMaster well said and very true but I thought kojima is on record that he did like this sequel..
My favorite Metal Gear of all time!
@@ScribbleNuts case in point, the limit on games that can be released by third party companies, hence the Ultra games moniker and not Konami. I don't know if they loosened that grip during the Nintendo's lifespan
Your avatar is AWESOME.
Amazing quality, amazing memories!!!
Alert of great music Lvl 2000
And by the way, none of the modern era technology is nowhere be seen. It finally appears reintroduced in Ghost Babel which takes in 2002. 3 years before the events of Metal Gear Solid.
21:07 "This is Pequod...enter password to designate LZ."
Even though Kojira basically seems to reject this game, I love it more than any other metal gear games.
Cause he had no involvement, you could have called this any game else and it would have been a good enough game I think, But to be safe they slapped Metal Gear on their to be safe.
Ahh, I thought he had involvement. Thx for the correction
No problem, soundtrack to this game was still rad!
Hideo Kojima made Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake for the MSX only because he was asked by someone on the Snake's Revenge team if he please would make a sequel. And he did...
Kojima, although having no involvement in this product, doesn't think Snake's Revenge is that bad of a game actually.
The first Metal Gear for the NES however is an abomination... it's called Metal Gear but it doesn't even have a Metal Gear present in the game... X_X
Oh my balls i love this so much :0 Perfect music. Wish I could only hear 8-bi stuff.
11:30 Let's Des-Troy The METALGEAR! heythereLet's Des-Troy The METALGEAR!*SNAKE!*
Let's Des-Troy The METALGEAR! heythereLet's Des-Troy The *MEEE-TALLL!*
METAL! ME-TALLL! METAL! ME-TALLL! let'sdetroythe METAL! ME-TALLL! METAL! ME-TALLL!
letsdestroythe *MEEEEEEEEEEEE-TALLL-GEEAARRR!!*
not only is the music memorable, but since memory cards didn't exist, you was forced to memorize the level layout.
19:53 Mutually Assured Destruction...☠️
alot people never know about metal gear 1 and 2 are chapters of solid snake before meteal gear solid
Incredible ost
Underground corridor starts out nice but Jungle infiltration is the best.
My favorite soundtrack for a Metal Gear game. Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2 on MSX are tied for second.
My understanding is that Konami wanted a sequel but Kojima didn't or wasn't ready...something like that...so this is what we NES owners got. Yes, I know about Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. Don't know why that just wasn't ported instead of this. That said, I ADORED this game.
Whoops I accidentally skipped a building. Ok, missles dont affect Metal Gear now.
Robert McGinty What do you mean?
Last time I played this, I missed part of a building and I guess some hostages. I was still able to get all the way to the end of the game and into the part where you attack Metal Gear, but the missiles did no damage. All I could do was run out of ammo and sit there till time ran out. Didnt bother going back and trying to fix it, I beat the game when I was 15.
Robert McGinty Sounds like bad game design.
Yeah...nice of the game to let me go all that way and then 🖕
Jungle Infiltration really makes me think of Anamanaguchi's work on Scott Pilgrim... Wonder if they had this as an inspiration?
i would love to see the visual representation of the jungle infiltration soundtrack. i only have ones from capcom, which are also good.
Snakeeeeeee!
13:48 Skyrim? Is that you?
13:20 is the reason I came here!
When running to another screen no longer ended the danger!
I see ULTRA I think TMNT! This music lives up to the ULTRA in my childhood memory 😭
i get so much shit for it.. but i think this soundtrack is much better than the original Metal Gear's. :| *raises flame shield*
yeah, when kojima saw this it inspired him to make a sequel, that will be known as MG2:SS
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Solid Snake = Tom Berenger
The nes Snake resembled Michael Biehn from The Terminator/Aliens to me. Does look like TB on Snakes Revenge.
I can just imagine people making this game at the time, make a better and smarter version of Rambo. Pretty much succeeded in my opinion.
I think this gsme is a nod to Portable Ops. Snake's Revenge is a direct continuation to Metal Gear and serves as a bridge gap between Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2 Solid Snake. It takes place 3 years after Metal Gear and 1 year before Metal Gear 2.
Don't you mean Portable Ops would be a nod to Snake's Revenge?
Jackal has great tunes and is also a Konami gem. Check out level 2 for Jackal.
You destroyed their Anti-Air Radar?
Even though it isn't true Metal Gear, the music was awesome. LOL it reminded me of the bad ass action military films of the 80s and 90s.
Will always be the best Metal Gear to me, inspired me to be a cg artist/sound designer
Some of the most mean sounding music ever, I don't care I love it.
I don't care how cheesy the story is. I had a lot of fun playing it. I wish there were several more 8-bit Metal Gear games, like Capcom did with Megaman. But there's only this, Metal Gear, and MG2.
There's metal gear ghost babel for Gameboy color
Cheers, I'll take a look at that one@@shyguy85
My favorites:
1-Arms/Cargo Transit
2-Underground Corridor
3-Jungle Base
4-Password Codec
5-Mission Failed
Password Codec could have been used for the jungle stage in my opinion.
7:19
The Cargo transit theme should have been in the newer metal gear games
Damn, poor Venom suffered a lot, he was killed 3 times
This the first game to have a theme about revenge. MGS5 is the second game to be about revenge. Not counting MGR Revengence. It doesn't qualify as a Metal Gear game in my opinion.
Composer used punch sound to the fullest)
Konami got around Nintendos publishing rules by creating Ultra Games so they could continue to publish more games than other publishers.
Not Nintendo's rules. The US was trying to protect their own video game industry (dumb thought at the time!), so they limited Japanese companies to some number of games they could market in the US per year, like a dozen or so. And yes, Ultra was setup as a Konami subsidiary.
@@srujan00no, they WERE NOAs rules.
@@shyguy85 Why would Nintendo impose limits on themselves? I thought I'd seen a documentary about the video games industry, where some Sentator/Congressman in glasses was talking about the import restriction on Japanese games in the late 1980s
Also, this is Konami, not Nintendo itself.
I should appreciate it more :(
If this will have some remake as a Movie, I will rather choose Chuck Norris
I don't know why the hate toward s this game. Well, you can say Kojima is a megalomaniac for making his Solid Snake game for MSX 2. At least he could have called it Metal Gear 3: Solid Snake and continue after this one.
I guess because he wasn't involved with this one.
John Hassink Which confirms he is a narcisist.
How so? I'm not saying he isn't (I actually don't know), but if I put myself in his shoes in this case, I kind of understand. Metal Gear *is* his brainchild, after all. If I had created something and other people would 'go wild' with it without my involvement, I don't think I'd much appreciate it, either, or even acknowledge the 'chapter' which isn't what I had in mind at all.
@@das81if you made a game and I made a sequel completely changing all the story and plot , WITHOUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE, would you continue off of my story or stay with your original plan
This game's plot is absolute shit, but the music is soooo good. Maybe someone could even remake this game and its sprites into something actually good.
***** Wondering if we can get a "Wiiguy Stereo" version of the MSX "Metal Gear games... What are our odds? [I'll take some BS numbers, if that's all you got! LOL!]
I would if MSX soundtracks could be done in 8BitStereo x3
***** I was gonna ask the same thing. What kind of problems do you run into?
It's not that I am running into a problem, if it ain't a NSF/NSFe file for NES, GBS file for Game Boy or VGM file for Master System/Game Gear, I can't do the stereo, I need those files for my process. And even if there was files for MSX soundtracks, what I do/program I use doesn't take them, like most any player of soundtrack files.
Ahh, I see. I'm not terribly familiar with NSF files. Maybe this can shed some light on things if you change your mind in the future. Seems like it might just be an issue of working with a new program.
www.faq.msxnet.org/fmpac.html
***** What Program are you using? and what plug-ins, if any?
Great game this will always be the sequel to Metal Gear for me, it doesn't matter if it is cannon or not as there were no other games like it, wished Kojima would add it to some type of collection after all this was part of the "series" back then.
Actually, both the NES games were made without his permission, so I doubt he'll do such a thing. Also, if they **were** canon, they'd totally F@#$ with Snake's timeline. "You've created a Time Paradox!" Though I will agree the NES games are still fun to play!
NinjaApe They would be fun if they weren't so buggy. Password system for both games though is genius. They have good soundtracks too.
***** um... no it wasn't. it was the MSX version
*****
Snake Eater > Portable OPS > PW > GZ/The Phantom Pain > MG1 > MG2: SS > MGS1 > MGS2 > MGS 4 is the timeline.
***** yeah, but in MG1 you play as Solid Snake, not Big Boss. so there's gonna be a large amount of games before it.
cover was inspired by james Cameron's Aliens lol
Guy in the cover art looks like Tom Berenger
I have always feelt that the guy on the cover looks like Willem Dafoe from the movie Platoon? XD
Arms cargo transit!!!!!!!!
music was better then the gameplay!
***** the game is very clunky.
The game (obviously having no idea what made the original so great) has a heavy focus on combat,due to the overall level design,and an incredible amount of cheap shots when going to the next screen. It also lacks in good controls,it took me five minutes to figure out the menu screen,and the way snake moves,makes it incredibly difficult to hit enemies spot on. The story is stupid as well,why is big boss a cyborg? Because of the explosion at outer haven? But I thought he escaped outer haven? The most aggravating thing are the 2D sections,they're un- immersive and frustrating since snake moves so slow and the level design is so weird and annoying. And also it's really annoying how when you die you lose all items you have collected and the only way to stop this from happening is to go to a checkpoint which aren't immediately obviousunless you die. And last but not least,the password system is a bitch,hard to write down,hard to remember,and takes forever to input. I know you kindof have to deal with then in old games but there are ways to make it easy for the player and this game doesn't try. It really is no wonder why hideo kojima says both the nes games are a stain on his reputation!
***** I heavily respect snakes revenge for creating metal gear solid,but,on to my next point,I didn't mind the clunky controls in the msx original because it really encouraged you run away rather than fight,now you still had to fight,but enemies moved in a way that,if strategic enough,you could pick them off,snakes revenge simply doesn't have that,enemies don't have a distinct pattern,they move to quickly,running away is almost never an option,and to top it all off,snake controls the exact same and the controls simply weren't made that way. I will give credit were credit is due,the game has a kickass soundtrack :)
***** my arguments aren't horrible,I just have very different taste. I prefer mg2 over mgs,from what I've heard that is an unpopular opinion.
***** P.S I don't think it's stupid big boss is a robot because cyborgs are dumb,I think it's stupid because in the first game we very clearly see him run away,maybe he didn't get out in time, I don't but my point is it's horribly explained.
Cyborgs kick ass
***** yeah,that whole "It was awsome when it came out" thing is the reason I still like doom for the snes,with it being the first fps game I played.
I know that this is not the Real Sequel. But why make a Non-Sequel? I think Konami/Ultra Games made this so they can get more money in there Pocket. & Im not even a Metal Gear Fan but I love Konami.
the woman on the cover I assume is Jennifer.
actually, she is the Boss
Mark Anderson ?