Revisiting Shadow Moses in MGS4 was the best gaming experience I've ever had. I think only those who played MGS1 back in the PSone days and later revisited the area in MGS4 can truly know how it felt. It felt like you were revisiting the house you grew up in.
@@mikesfriendsandpals For real I thought the game was going to end there just like how it began! I appreciate the fact that Kojima spread moments like these so we could adapt to the idea that it was the last time we were going to play as Solid Snake.
The first time i heard that guy "Who's footprint are these?" I was like "WOW, this game is impossible to play" I remember the scene, when Snake goes to the elevator in the first level and takes off his mask. My friend and I were "OMG, look at his face, it's so f**** realistic!!! Damn!" I think that face is animated with, like 10 pixels or so. =)
Otacon: Have you ever... loved someone? Solid Snake: That's what you came to ask? Otacon: No, I was wondering if even soldiers fall in love. Solid Snake: What are you trying to say? Otacon: I want to ask you. Do you think love can bloom even on a battlefield? Solid Snake: Yeah. I do. I think at any time, any place, people can fall in love with each other. But if you love someone, you have to be able to protect them.
The Metal Gear series is all about campy melodramatic action, so why not? This "fanfic-ish downside" is quite fitting - so go fanbase, crave all over it.
@BOSS BOSS BOSS! it's not. maybe the later games have better gameplay but this game is honestly the best in the entire series. Everything that came after felt like geopolitical situations that deal with deep rooted conspiracy.
When "best is yet to come" played in the end of MGS1, it was such a powerful piece and such a fitting legend song for a legendary game. It really hasnt been a single game that has brought out as many emotions as MGS 1 did.
I remember when completing the game the first time, after several hours, hearing "The best has yet to come" and watching the end credits.. it was so hugh, and emotionel.
Every time it takes me back to my kid self, but with more knowledge and get hella emotional and start talking to myself bout the coolest shit about snake!
It feels like the scene from SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION where Andy Duffrane plays the music in prison. Nobody is able to understand the vocals but the music touched their hearts, made em feel like they were free. And a game about nuclear warheads the theme just jells so well with the music and the ending
Even at 27, when I hear warheads storage, I literally feel like I'm on a real life mission, like it's life or death. Watching my dad playing MGS and hearing that song at 6-7 years old it actually felt like my dad was on a mission and he could die in it. Metal gear was life back then.
My half brother played it when i was around that age too. I thought it was the coolest game ever and loved watching him play it. This series is still the best fictional media ever created.
Holy hell, 25:06 still gives me goosebumps after all those years. When he said "You like Castlevania?" I nearly shat my pants because I couldn't understand how he figured that one out. Only when I had to unplug my controller to beat him I figured "oh yeah, the memory card". That's how fucking immersive this game was. And at 39:41 the atmosphere and the fear it put on you was almost unbearable, no "horror" game could put that sort of fear into me that MGS did when I played it for the first time. This game has a steady place in my all time top 10. Castlevania, MGS and Syphon Filter were hands down the best 3 non-sports games on the PS1.
Metal Gear 1's soundtrack is one of the main reasons the game was 2 discs. The amount of music and quality of that music for a PS1 game was staggering.
LetsPlayGames2Day It is the best game in the series. All the other games pale in comparison. MGS 2 was just puke and I never was so disappointed in my whole life with it. MGS 3 was good but there was far too many camp characters. MGS 4 had a horrible story that seem to be 3 stories in one and they clashed. They have not bettered MGS 1.
***** Raiden seemed like a boy band member to me. The whole jack and rose story made me vomit on several occations. The game play mechanics were improved from that of MGS 1 but that was to be expected on the PS2 but they were not that much of a step up. You have to remember that MGS 1 was released on a PS1 and was way ahead of its time.
+bighands69 TBF MGS2 would have been better received if Konami and Hideo had not given us false advertising and just said we were playing both characters, or had just used snake and released raiden as a seperate game or character.
+LetsPlayGames2Day Nah. it was because of cutscene and voice recording. Chrono Cross for example has a 3 hour soundtrack in it's 2 cds with real instruments recording, but almost zero voice recording. Metal Gear Solid was the ultimate achievement of a "movie-like" experience on the PS1.
When i think MGS 1 music, it's always Warhead Storage that comes first. So much tension and charisma. I can close my eyes and all i see is snake sneaking between soldiers, making he is way :D
Samuel hola ... I invite you to come to visit my chamnel and read my summary book called "the selfish gene metal gear solid the uuunoficial truth " .... Or just listen it 😊
For those who are interested: 00:00 Main Theme 2:40 Intro 3:41 Discovery 8:50 Cavern 12:04 Intruder 14:10 Encounter 16:32 Intruder II 18:30 Warhead Storage 22:12 Intruder III 25:06 Mantis Hymn 28:06 Hind D 30:07 Duel 32:30 Enclosure 34:45 Blast Furnace 37:46 Colosseo 39:41 Rex's Lair 42:48 Escape 45:59 End Title/The Best Is Yet To Come 51:45 VR Training/Theme of Tara 54:25 MGS Main Theme 1997 E3 Edit 59:20 MGS Control Mix Enjoy!
@@guardiadecivil6777 The list on the comment above yours is only for those who use RUclips on mobile. Even though the list is in the description, the time codes there won't work on the mobile version.
mgs4 reference vs psycho mantis, otacon calls: Snake, do you really try to put your control on 2ndo port? That happens to me and still remember it because dosen't know how to defet him, really good reference
2024 It's been over 20 years since I first played Metal Gear Solid 1, and yet, I can say without hesitation that this game left an unforgettable mark on me. At the time, it completely revolutionized how I viewed video games. The story, the depth of the characters, the emotions it conveyed... I had never experienced anything like it. Every cutscene, every moment of gameplay was a masterpiece of storytelling and design. Snake, Liquid, Ocelot... these characters are forever etched in my memory. The way the game broke the fourth wall with Psycho Mantis or the tension of every stealth mission was simply mind-blowing. This game truly deserves a remake, so a new generation can experience what we did. For me, Metal Gear Solid will forever remain an unforgettable experience, a work of art that defined what video games could be
"What are you waiting for, shoot" "Don't talk to me like a rookie" "I'm telling you, shoot" "AAHHHHHHHHHHHHH" I must admit, I let Meryl die my very first play-through.
I still have a very old official playstation magazine with a Kojima interview in it, about how he wanted a Hans Zimmer flavour for all the game's music. That is how it was worded. He certainly got it and I always remember that article. Every. Single. Track. Is full of win. Memories evoked. It's the perfect original game soundtrack for the game's atmosphere. There have been many games with bigger budgets now and better sound production, but I haven't seen a game before or since that has beaten how spot on this soundtrack is.
I feel as though a lot of the best games were made during the PSX era. I mean look at things like Vagrant Story. And, well, MGS. Somehow I feel as though the technological restrictions only served to sharpen the creativity of a lot of these guys. And some of the best and most iconic VGM was made in that era too. Maybe you can call it bias or nostalgia since I grew up with them, I know there's a lot of good music these days too. But still... there's just something about them.
"We're not tools of the government... or anyone else. Fighting was the only thing- the only thing- I was good at. But at least I fought for what I believed in. "
Doesn’t get any better than MGS1. Everything is a masterpiece in this game. The story, artwork, music, voice acting, pacing, gameplay, and so much more. I love all the Metal Gear games but this one will always be my favorite and the best in the series.
@@GP1583 I hope you are joking! I didn't even play snake eater. MGS is the best game ever made. I bought snake eater and my cousins used to play it when they came around but I never played it wierdly because I wasnt into it. I don't know why you think it's the best unless you are comparing it with the latest one.
"Cavern" is pretty much burned into my memory...and automatically images of that introductory section of the game enter my mind (and in the cell). "You'll just have to wait for the elevator to come down...you better hide somewhere."
Damned...these games...the milestones you encounter, since the NES-days up to now, really get stuck with you, both the soundtracks and the experiences. You never forget them. It´s quite fantastic.
The reason modern games don't achieve this is bc their all casinos created by billionaire corporations, in order to suck gamers dry, one dlc at a time.
Even today, there are some game/movie studios that manage to do it, but sadly not as often. Its incredible how music can have a huge impact, even if the graphics were quite limited in today's standards
@@hansfrankfurter2903 its all subjective. What I think is a masterpiece doesnt mean youll agree with me. Red Orchestra 2 has amazing orchestral pieces that really depicts the atmosphere of the game. Everything composed by Anthony Romero regarding mediveal fantasy is a masterpiece, and its not just me who thinks so, but the whole HoMM community as well. Some of the Knights of Honor tracks, especially the "First Battle" track in my opinionis the definition of an original design. And lets not forget both Divinity: Original Sin games as well (whose composer is the same guy from Knights of Honor). When it comes to movies, Das Boot easily takes the cake regarding the musical soundtrack which is composed by Doldinger, and Ben Hur from 1960s or so is right next to it. Thats all I can remember on the top of my head. Im pretty sure there are more examples, but rn I cant remember them.
@@hansfrankfurter2903 Final Fantasy 7 had a great soundtrack as well for the time, really fit the game perfectly. The original from 97 I mean. The 2020 remake was pretty good too though.
I'm 28 years old, and this week, at the urging of my roommate, just played this game for the first time. While it's not my type of game, I will have to say that the storyline is phenomenal, and on top of that, I've been listening to the soundtrack for three days in a row now. The music from this game is simply beautiful.
Your friend has excellent taste then :) MGS3 also has an amazing storyline. I really liked MGS2's story aswell, although many would agree that it is too much at times.
BlaccEagle It's good so far. The lack of fluid control in MGS one was really detracting sometimes. I'd be trying to hug a wall around the corner from a guard, and instead of doing it, Snake's derp ass would just run right out in plain sight, and I'd be like *Encounter theme* NO SNAKE WHAT THE SHIT ARE YOU DOING JADGJFFHJHf
I just remember the days I used to play this game from night until the morning... watching how snake was doing his mission. God, I swear that the whole game was an epic movie where snake was the last one realising about the truth. The songs were so deep and cool that it engaged you instantaneously.
Every single song on this soundtrack brings back nostalgic feelings for me! its fantasticly well made! Even with todays photorealistic next-gen graphics, i still think Play Station 1 can boast having the greatest games ever
yeah this final fantasy 7.... no games ever touched those 2 games still imo sadly ff15 was finally decent and 10 was great... FF9 was on the ps1 and i personally LOVED that game too, not nearly as much as 7 but for some reason alot of people didnt like 9
Metal gear Resident evil 1,2,3 Syphon filter 1,2 ,3 Dino crisis 1,2 Final fantasy 7-8 Tenchu Parasite eve 1,2 Ace combat Soul reaver And many others. Best console ever.
@@matiasmirandaarrredondo8231 tenchu was the living shiiiiit. I'm still pissed that I didn't get to finish Vagrant Story because I split up with my ex and she stole the disk out of spite We played it together for months. I still think about 'Das Pokenschtick" - the best weapon I've ever wielded in a game. Such a fucking cool story and mechanic... I think P/S1 will never be surpassed
CaptainSlowbeard haha cool story, never ended that one too, I think I was to young for that game, it was really hard, and I didn't understand English as I do now, but I tried haha.
You guys love awesome games here is my list. These are some of my favourites ps1 games. In no order other than number 1. On PS1 1- FFVII/Metal Gear Solid 2- Xenogears 3- Resident Evil(1,2,3) 5 - FFVIII 6 - Breath of fire 3 7 - Teken 3 8 - Street fighter alpha 3 9 - Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee 10 Gran Turismo On N64 this is my favourite list listed by importance - weirdly I was so distracted by final fantasy that I have never played a single Zelda game. That will change this year. Just bought a switch and BOTW. 1 - Super mario 64 2 - Mario kart 64 3 - Goldeneye 4 - Wave race 5 - Banjoe Kazooie 6 - Diddy Kong racing
Metal…..gear… such a lovely and sad memory for me. A previous best friend of mine introduced me, I fell in love with the games and the lore. They told me everything about the game to know, about the canons, their head-canons, and everything you can imagine. We stayed up in the latest of hours just talking and reminiscing over how the games meant so much to us. We would ( embarrassingly enough ) write so much fan-fiction and spin-offs of the game, mostly about Big Boss and Ocelot until we couldn’t even think. I ended up falling for my friend too. Unrequited love. Things ended roughly, and I still miss them. Sometimes, I just listen to these soundtracks just to remind me of them. Although it can make me emotional, it is worth it because it makes me remember how amazing it felt to bond so much over something that could be so simple to others. Metal Gear changed my life, I will always have those beautiful memories of my friend.
I recently sat down and streamed this entire game. I love it. The story is amazing and, while some parts of it haven't aged well (mainly some of the bosses), it still controls fantastically, and truly made me a fan of stealth games. I'm already playing it again for another unlockable, which is a sign of quality.
scarlettears the music from twin snakes is good but more ambient. not many memorable themes. all tracks sound more or less the same. but the music during the climbing down of the com tower is awesome!
+scarlettears Original definitely had better music and voice acting, but I think Twin Snakes had better gameplay. The fact that you can move slow and silently on metal floors, addition of tranquilizer gun, dive roll and that being seen by soldiers doesn't put the alert mode up immediately is a plus in my book. Sure they made most bosses too easy, but overall I think gameplay improvements from Sons of Liberty (my favorite MGS game) were welcomed. But I still just slightly prefer the original. For example, Raven's tank is bullshittingly frustrating in Twin Snakes.
amaurythewarrior I wasn't talking about the controls, but the overall gameplay elements that I listed on my previous comment. If we're talking about some serious improvements, it's the battles against Sniper Wolf, since in Twin Snakes you can zoom in and out and locate her quicker, because let's be honest: there was nothing more frustrating in the original than seeing Wolf and not having enough time to shoot her because she was faster and Snake's aim was sent all over the cealing. For some reason I find the tank battle really hard in TTS and much easier in the original. I don't really know what causes it, but that's how I feel. People often say that only the endless stairs are harder in Twin Snakes, since in the remake stun grenades don't affect on all the guards, but only those around Snake.
Hudesko yeah, i meant gameplay when i said control, but control are improved as well. infliltration is more interesting although once you get the suppressor ... I think the physics of the grenades are a little more realistic in tts, and that may be why you find it harder. it's a lot easier to get them inside the M1 in MGS as far as i can remember.
my family was poor and lived in someone's pool-house but my brother's friend let us borrow a copy of metal gear solid. we didnt have a memory card so in order to beat it, we had to do it in one sitting. safe to say, this is my favorite game ever and it means the world to me. (i never gave my brother's friend the game back. i still have it lol)
@@doctorpistachio242 To be fair, I hate assholes too who keep shit from friends. I'm not going to take it personally like shen did, but I'd be pretty pissed off if I lent MGS to a friend/ friends little brother and I never got back such an amazing game. Especially considering at the time, this game was full price so it'd be like giving a $60 game to someone.
The main theme from a game made in 1998 has absolutely no right to go as hard as that. Well, time to replay this again. I'll never forget how downright unsettling the music gets sometimes and it's the only one even to this day that just puts me on edge with just the music.
Warhead storage is one of my favourites. It captures the folly of humankind and it's attempt to meddle with the forces of nature. It also makes me think of nuclear war, the bombs dropped in Japan and all the horrifying nuclear tests that the United States conducted in the 1950's.
Are youu serious? Hahahaha! Thats great! Huh. You know, I don't get how he thought that actually. I was like 10 when I first played it, and never once did I think to knock on the door...
There will never be a boss battle in gaming history that the mantis hymn encaptured. 24 years later and the nostalgia, fear, anxiety, and how the battle mind fucked you. What a true masterpiece. To this day it is my personal favorite video game of all time at 29 years old of age
why the best is yet to come made me cry ? is that because of the lyric Do you remember when the little things made you happy Do you remember when the simple things made you smile Life can be wonderful if you let it be Life can be simple if you try Whatever happened to those days whatever happened those nights Do you remember the times when little things made you sad Do you remember when the simple things made you cry Is it just me or is it just us Feeling lost in this world Why do we have to hurt each other why do you have to shed tears Life can be beautiful if you try Life can be joyful if we try Tell me I'm not alone Tell me we are not alone in this world fighting against the wind Do you remember when the simple things made you happy Do you remember the times when little things made you laugh You know life is simple Because the best things in life is yet to come Because the best is yet to come
42:48 sinceramente el mejor juego que jugue en mi infancia, uno que me puso la piel de gallina millones de veces de tan peque, con tanto buenos recuerdos lo voy a tener en mi memoria como el mejor juego de todos los tiempos (para mi)
kojima(and his team) will always have fans for mgs. i love this game so much. i watched my father play it and was afraid of snake dying. i remember trying to play and he asked which outcome did you choose? i said theres two!? haha yep.. ohhh boy. here we go
This is the best video game I have ever played. I remember playing the battle against REX together with my cousin and brother at age 9, 11 and 12. We cried the shit out of ourselves as Grey Fox died. The perhaps saddest scene in a video game I have ever encountered... "From the outside we might have seemed like a happy brother and sister. But every time I looked at her, I saw her parents eyes staring back at me..." Perfect, uncompared dramaturgy in the final scenes.
I'm 22 and played these games for the first time this past week almost done with SE. It is crazy to me that a bulk of the OG trilogy came out before I was born and is still holding up amazingly. the PS1 version of the game is still up there as one of the all time greats. and mgs2 is something else and one of my all time faves already.
Other classic games you have to play (and many you will enjoy) 1) Shenmue 1 (Dreamcast version) 2) Parasite Eve 1 (Playstation 1 version) 3) Castlevania Symphony of the Night (Playstation 1 version) 4) Axelay (Super Nintendo), amazing shooter and amazing music 5) Contra III : The Alien Wars (SNES) first on normal, than hard, then hardest 6) Xenogears (Playstation1) best story of any J-RPG, don't spoil yourself 7) Ecco The Dolphin Defender of the Future (Dreamcast Version) 8) Gunstar Heroes (Sega Megadrive / Sega Genesis) 9) Super Metroid (Super Nintendo) 10) Final Fantasy Tactics (Playstation 1) and of course FF7 and 8 10) Super Mario World (Super Nintendo) try to find all the 96 levels 11) Donkey Kong Country 1 (Super Nintendo) 12) Super Castlevania IV (Super Nintendo), amazing music 13) The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past (Super Nintendo) 14) WipeOut 2097 (Playstation 1) and set Prodigy Firestarter song 15) God of War 3 (Playstation 3) and God of War 1 and 2 16) The Revenge of Shinobi (Sega Genesis Megadrive), also Shinobi 3 and Shadow Dancer on the same console, and Hagane (on Super Nintendo) 17) Halo 2 campaign on Legendary difficulty (Windows PC or Xbox) 18) Gear of War 2 (Xbox 360) 19) Ninja Gaiden (Xbox version) 20) Panzer Dragoon Orta (Dreamcast version) 21) Devil May Cry 4 22) Alien Soldier (Sega Genesis Megadrive) 23) Ikaruga (Dreamcast or any welldone version)
This Soundtracks are so dark. I really love the atmosphere, that comes along with it. I was a child, whe I played this.Snake was always a hero to me. Man, this was the best game I've ever played. I like the other MGS games, too. But I don't feel the darkness anymore. Still not on Twin Snakes..My only wish is, that they release a remake from MGS1. A serious one.
Eurocorp Fx They did on the Gamecube. It was pretty good and the graphics were really nice too. You should try it out if you have a Wii and a Gamecube controller for it.
that's why I could never accept the MGS 3 as the best in the series. Only the original MGS 1 had this dark, suspenseful, "wtfamidoinghereinalaska" isolation kind of feel.
![7. Tank Hangar ~ PS1 Version [Extended] - Metal Gear Solid: Integral OST](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CEETtK-sUoA/mqdefault.jpg)
Revisiting Shadow Moses in MGS4 was the best gaming experience I've ever had. I think only those who played MGS1 back in the PSone days and later revisited the area in MGS4 can truly know how it felt. It felt like you were revisiting the house you grew up in.
True story!
It nearly brought tears to my eyes. It was an incredible experience
I cried when the best is yet to come started playing lol
@@mikesfriendsandpals For real I thought the game was going to end there just like how it began! I appreciate the fact that Kojima spread moments like these so we could adapt to the idea that it was the last time we were going to play as Solid Snake.
@@TheFlamingPike hopefully they will release remasters or better yet remakes
I'll never forget the good old-fashioned Metal Gear Solid neck snap: Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh *crack*
Mashing the square button
Cra5hOverride HAHA :-D
Cra5hOverride or the "what was that noise" hahaha
I also remember being afraid of Shadow Moses hahah
The first time i heard that guy "Who's footprint are these?" I was like "WOW, this game is impossible to play"
I remember the scene, when Snake goes to the elevator in the first level and takes off his mask. My friend and I were "OMG, look at his face, it's so f**** realistic!!! Damn!"
I think that face is animated with, like 10 pixels or so. =)
LOL!
Hardest boss to beat in MGS is The Nostalgy
You mean "The Nostalgia"
Still haven't beaten it yet. Don't want to, either.
frtard yes, that, sorry
it cant been beaten i think!!!
akis kovaios also The Feels, I don't know how to dodge its attacks
Nostalgear!
It can't be...
Otacon: Have you ever... loved someone?
Solid Snake: That's what you came to ask?
Otacon: No, I was wondering if even soldiers fall in love.
Solid Snake: What are you trying to say?
Otacon: I want to ask you. Do you think love can bloom even on a battlefield?
Solid Snake: Yeah. I do. I think at any time, any place, people can fall in love with each other. But if you love someone, you have to be able to protect them.
+AdoreYouInAshXI
I love how half of the qoutes from MGS sound like bad fanfiction, yet everyone fan 's over them anyways
I love how people on youtube try to make points using broken sentences and horrible grammar that's unreadable.
My brother ;)
No homo, Otacon.
The Metal Gear series is all about campy melodramatic action, so why not? This "fanfic-ish downside" is quite fitting - so go fanbase, crave all over it.
This game was a masterpiece
@BOSS BOSS BOSS! it's not. maybe the later games have better gameplay but this game is honestly the best in the entire series. Everything that came after felt like geopolitical situations that deal with deep rooted conspiracy.
@@ohgodwhy9853 Which were true, go review MGS 2 storyline lol
@@iitachi5 i replayed both recently. personally they're equal to me in the area of story, i just prefer the overall message of MGS1 more.
was? i think you meant "is"
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When "best is yet to come" played in the end of MGS1, it was such a powerful piece and such a fitting legend song for a legendary game. It really hasnt been a single game that has brought out as many emotions as MGS 1 did.
I remember when completing the game the first time, after several hours, hearing "The best has yet to come" and watching the end credits.. it was so hugh, and emotionel.
Every time it takes me back to my kid self, but with more knowledge and get hella emotional and start talking to myself bout the coolest shit about snake!
And at the start.
It feels like the scene from SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION where Andy Duffrane plays the music in prison. Nobody is able to understand the vocals but the music touched their hearts, made em feel like they were free. And a game about nuclear warheads the theme just jells so well with the music and the ending
Soundtrack for MGS1 is beyond phenomenal.
Even at 27, when I hear warheads storage, I literally feel like I'm on a real life mission, like it's life or death. Watching my dad playing MGS and hearing that song at 6-7 years old it actually felt like my dad was on a mission and he could die in it. Metal gear was life back then.
metal gear is still life at 21
@@freedomgoddess Metal Gear is still life at 30 too xD
My half brother played it when i was around that age too. I thought it was the coolest game ever and loved watching him play it. This series is still the best fictional media ever created.
@@JP-ro2yi except that it is fictional. It's largely based on reality, but it's certainly fiction. MGS is still the GOAT in my opinion, though.
@@codysearchfield8258 oh i meant fiction lol.
Holy hell, 25:06 still gives me goosebumps after all those years. When he said "You like Castlevania?" I nearly shat my pants because I couldn't understand how he figured that one out. Only when I had to unplug my controller to beat him I figured "oh yeah, the memory card". That's how fucking immersive this game was.
And at 39:41 the atmosphere and the fear it put on you was almost unbearable, no "horror" game could put that sort of fear into me that MGS did when I played it for the first time.
This game has a steady place in my all time top 10. Castlevania, MGS and Syphon Filter were hands down the best 3 non-sports games on the PS1.
Keep
..I belive the Syphon Filters wreck the Metal Gears wholy xP
System definiing
God Syphon Filter was absolutely legendary. "Check"
Couldn’t agree more with this.
00:00
"Introduction" 2:40
"Discovery" 3:41
"Cavern" 8:50
"Intruder 12:04
"Encounter" 14:10
"Intruder 2" 16:32
"Warhead Storage" 18:30
"Intruder 3" 22:12
"Mantis' Hymn" 25:06
"Hind D" 28:06
"Duel" 30:07
"Enclosure" 32:30
"Blast Furnace" 34:45
"Colosseo" 37:46
"REX's Lair" 39:41
"Escape" 42:48
"End Title / The Best Is Yet to Come" 45:59
"VR Training/THEME OF TARA" 51:45
"Metal Gear Solid Main Theme" (1997 E3 Edit) 54:25
"Metal Gear Solid Control Mix" (Mixed by Quadra) 59:20
Wait whos tara?
what
@@xipo3532 Cavern ;-)
MVP
warhead storage easily the best
Metal Gear 1's soundtrack is one of the main reasons the game was 2 discs. The amount of music and quality of that music for a PS1 game was staggering.
LetsPlayGames2Day
It is the best game in the series.
All the other games pale in comparison. MGS 2 was just puke and I never was so disappointed in my whole life with it. MGS 3 was good but there was far too many camp characters.
MGS 4 had a horrible story that seem to be 3 stories in one and they clashed.
They have not bettered MGS 1.
LetsPlayGames2Day U mean Metal Gear Solid 1. Metal Gear is a different game cx
*****
Raiden seemed like a boy band member to me. The whole jack and rose story made me vomit on several occations.
The game play mechanics were improved from that of MGS 1 but that was to be expected on the PS2 but they were not that much of a step up.
You have to remember that MGS 1 was released on a PS1 and was way ahead of its time.
+bighands69 TBF MGS2 would have been better received if Konami and Hideo had not given us false advertising and just said we were playing both characters, or had just used snake and released raiden as a seperate game or character.
+LetsPlayGames2Day Nah. it was because of cutscene and voice recording. Chrono Cross for example has a 3 hour soundtrack in it's 2 cds with real instruments recording, but almost zero voice recording. Metal Gear Solid was the ultimate achievement of a "movie-like" experience on the PS1.
fuck ya. it's 1998 all over again
Warhead Storage gets my vote for all time sickest gaming track
Same here man, I've always loved that track. still gets in my head 18 years later!
When i think MGS 1 music, it's always Warhead Storage that comes first.
So much tension and charisma. I can close my eyes and all i see is snake sneaking between soldiers, making he is way :D
playing it in MGS4 on the IPOD while crouching through the shaft
exactly my thoughts! Such a beautiful feeling after beating the game today again after more than what? 22 years easily or more!
There's not too many games you can call a true masterpiece but this is without a shadow of a doubt definitely one of them!
A Shadow Moses of a doubt if you will
@@WarriorBoy beat me to it haha
Samuel hola ... I invite you to come to visit my chamnel and read my summary book called "the selfish gene metal gear solid the uuunoficial truth " .... Or just listen it 😊
For those who are interested:
00:00 Main Theme
2:40 Intro
3:41 Discovery
8:50 Cavern
12:04 Intruder
14:10 Encounter
16:32 Intruder II
18:30 Warhead Storage
22:12 Intruder III
25:06 Mantis Hymn
28:06 Hind D
30:07 Duel
32:30 Enclosure
34:45 Blast Furnace
37:46 Colosseo
39:41 Rex's Lair
42:48 Escape
45:59 End Title/The Best Is Yet To Come
51:45 VR Training/Theme of Tara
54:25 MGS Main Theme 1997 E3 Edit
59:20 MGS Control Mix
Enjoy!
Isn't the list already in the description?
@@guardiadecivil6777 The list on the comment above yours is only for those who use RUclips on mobile. Even though the list is in the description, the time codes there won't work on the mobile version.
"Plug your controller into controller port 2. If you do that he won't be able to read your mind!"
Simply wonderful...
I scroll down and read this as Mantis' Hymn was playing :D
but I don't have a control all I have is this SOCOM pistol, FAMAS rifle, some ganades and some cigs.
mgs4 reference vs psycho mantis, otacon calls: Snake, do you really try to put your control on 2ndo port? That happens to me and still remember it because dosen't know how to defet him, really good reference
Or you have to manually beat him if you play on an emulator. Very hard
HURT ME MOAR
Clark.R16 finally now we can fight! As warriors! Hand to hand. It is the basis of all combat! Only a fool trusts his life to a weapon!
Kenneth Baker - "MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM"
50 shades of grey fox
Ryan Anderson best comment
@@RyanNotBrian29.. 😄👍
oooohhhhhhh the feels man. THE FEEEEELLLSSSS!
33:35
PixelCortex 45:59
ninjanizzle That one gives me the nostalgia chills
PixelCortex ahggg .. my childhood :') ... and......... meryl
incertecerebroaqui was my child hood too
20 years ago, I picked up this game, and it changed my life.
2024 It's been over 20 years since I first played Metal Gear Solid 1, and yet, I can say without hesitation that this game left an unforgettable mark on me. At the time, it completely revolutionized how I viewed video games. The story, the depth of the characters, the emotions it conveyed... I had never experienced anything like it. Every cutscene, every moment of gameplay was a masterpiece of storytelling and design. Snake, Liquid, Ocelot... these characters are forever etched in my memory. The way the game broke the fourth wall with Psycho Mantis or the tension of every stealth mission was simply mind-blowing. This game truly deserves a remake, so a new generation can experience what we did. For me, Metal Gear Solid will forever remain an unforgettable experience, a work of art that defined what video games could be
"What are you waiting for, shoot"
"Don't talk to me like a rookie"
"I'm telling you, shoot"
"AAHHHHHHHHHHHHH"
I must admit, I let Meryl die my very first play-through.
jeff ghant How the hell do you save Meryl if you didn't bring a sniper rifle beforehand?!
***** Yup.
***** Remember, if you quit during Ocelot's torture she dies.
+jeff ghant Same here, the torture scene was so freaking hard i remember that i let my father tries to help me pass through. lool -.-
RaphSieg007 Yup. At least she didn't really die in the series so that was cool. Even though it took like 9 years to find out.
Best soundtrack ever!
+Solid Snake Did you like my sunglasses snake?
looks like we have an encounter here...
Liquid Snake Liquid!
Damn right
somebody calls sniper wolf, psycho mantis and revolver ocelot?
The composer is a pure genius.
i never heard this soundtrack before, but i agree this incredibly well done.
I still have a very old official playstation magazine with a Kojima interview in it, about how he wanted a Hans Zimmer flavour for all the game's music. That is how it was worded. He certainly got it and I always remember that article. Every. Single. Track. Is full of win. Memories evoked. It's the perfect original game soundtrack for the game's atmosphere. There have been many games with bigger budgets now and better sound production, but I haven't seen a game before or since that has beaten how spot on this soundtrack is.
I feel as though a lot of the best games were made during the PSX era. I mean look at things like Vagrant Story. And, well, MGS. Somehow I feel as though the technological restrictions only served to sharpen the creativity of a lot of these guys. And some of the best and most iconic VGM was made in that era too. Maybe you can call it bias or nostalgia since I grew up with them, I know there's a lot of good music these days too. But still... there's just something about them.
"We're not tools of the government... or anyone else. Fighting was the only thing- the only thing- I was good at. But at least I fought for what I believed in. "
This and the God of War soundtracks were perfection. I love them as much today as I did then.
@Jotaro97 More like Carpenter
Rex lair is my personal favorite. So much tension.
I think the best game i have ever played. Forever.
Me too ...the best game ever ... 😌
Doesn’t get any better than MGS1. Everything is a masterpiece in this game. The story, artwork, music, voice acting, pacing, gameplay, and so much more. I love all the Metal Gear games but this one will always be my favorite and the best in the series.
This game is the best of all in the saga
Shame they F'ed up so hard with MGS5
snake eater is better
@@GP1583 I hope you are joking! I didn't even play snake eater. MGS is the best game ever made. I bought snake eater and my cousins used to play it when they came around but I never played it wierdly because I wasnt into it. I don't know why you think it's the best unless you are comparing it with the latest one.
@@dest1037 try playing it...wtf.
@@GP1583 hahaahhahahahahahaahajaahhahahahahahahahahahahahahhaaahaaha
"Cavern" is pretty much burned into my memory...and automatically images of that introductory section of the game enter my mind (and in the cell).
"You'll just have to wait for the elevator to come down...you better hide somewhere."
+Garry Cotton Same, I can't hear it without hearing soldiers sneezing and yawning.
+Garry Cotton
your comment is too true
+Garry Cotton this is snke, colonel can you hear me? loud and clear, whats the situation?
Climbing out of the water at the beginning I will always remember
Then youd better finish the game already :P
"Cavern" makes me feel very cold.
"Whose footprints are these?"
Alex andersson
"a cardboard box?...here?"
"Whats with the box?"
gusstrife2 "It's just a box"
"a surveillance camera?!"
TheCheeze2
'Snake? Snaake? Snaaaaaaaake
The best is yet to come
Surely it was, best videogame saga ever made.
Yup ! 😀
Damned...these games...the milestones you encounter, since the NES-days up to now, really get stuck with you, both the soundtracks and the experiences. You never forget them. It´s quite fantastic.
The reason modern games don't achieve this is bc their all casinos created by billionaire corporations, in order to suck gamers dry, one dlc at a time.
@@carlweathers5714to
Masterpiece. What a blessing Hideo Kojima has been to the world of gaming!
They really knew how to capture the mood and make music back then.
Even today, there are some game/movie studios that manage to do it, but sadly not as often. Its incredible how music can have a huge impact, even if the graphics were quite limited in today's standards
@@bademusoctavianjuvenal2702 u know any good games with top scores like this one?
@@hansfrankfurter2903 its all subjective. What I think is a masterpiece doesnt mean youll agree with me. Red Orchestra 2 has amazing orchestral pieces that really depicts the atmosphere of the game. Everything composed by Anthony Romero regarding mediveal fantasy is a masterpiece, and its not just me who thinks so, but the whole HoMM community as well. Some of the Knights of Honor tracks, especially the "First Battle" track in my opinionis the definition of an original design. And lets not forget both Divinity: Original Sin games as well (whose composer is the same guy from Knights of Honor). When it comes to movies, Das Boot easily takes the cake regarding the musical soundtrack which is composed by Doldinger, and Ben Hur from 1960s or so is right next to it.
Thats all I can remember on the top of my head. Im pretty sure there are more examples, but rn I cant remember them.
@@hansfrankfurter2903 Final Fantasy 7 had a great soundtrack as well for the time, really fit the game perfectly. The original from 97 I mean. The 2020 remake was pretty good too though.
@@bademusoctavianjuvenal2702 Dude, thanks alot, I'll check all those recommendations! Much appreciated!
Still get chills from Enclosure.
I'm 28 years old, and this week, at the urging of my roommate, just played this game for the first time. While it's not my type of game, I will have to say that the storyline is phenomenal, and on top of that, I've been listening to the soundtrack for three days in a row now. The music from this game is simply beautiful.
Your friend has excellent taste then :) MGS3 also has an amazing storyline. I really liked MGS2's story aswell, although many would agree that it is too much at times.
BlaccEagle I'm playing MGS2 now actually, slowly but surely. I'm really digging the new game mechanics, and how the controls are a lot more fluid.
That's cool man :), hopefully you'll like the game, I know I did.
BlaccEagle It's good so far. The lack of fluid control in MGS one was really detracting sometimes. I'd be trying to hug a wall around the corner from a guard, and instead of doing it, Snake's derp ass would just run right out in plain sight, and I'd be like *Encounter theme* NO SNAKE WHAT THE SHIT ARE YOU DOING JADGJFFHJHf
PyroFox04 Haha been there, done that my friend.
I still get goosebumps over encouter. It's timeless.
That Cavern theme instantly takes me back to being a kid lol the whole soundtrack is so nostalgic
yeah me figuring out the controls and being to shit scared to move. Probably took half an hour to leave that cargo area
The best
This was really ahead of its time. Over 20 years later and the soundtrack is still one of the most epic pieces today.
REX'S LAIR IS SO GOOD.
agreed
This is the song that stuck with me all these years...
To this day, unquestionably a Master Piece
I just remember the days I used to play this game from night until the morning... watching how snake was doing his mission. God, I swear that the whole game was an epic movie where snake was the last one realising about the truth. The songs were so deep and cool that it engaged you instantaneously.
Mantis' Hymn is soo creepy
The Best is Yet to Come is just BEAUTIFUL
I can’t believe it’s been 22 years for this masterpiece 😭
The first thing you notice about this game is the soundtrack. It truly is incredible.
Every single song on this soundtrack brings back nostalgic feelings for me! its fantasticly well made! Even with todays photorealistic next-gen graphics, i still think Play Station 1 can boast having the greatest games ever
yeah this final fantasy 7.... no games ever touched those 2 games still imo sadly ff15 was finally decent and 10 was great... FF9 was on the ps1 and i personally LOVED that game too, not nearly as much as 7 but for some reason alot of people didnt like 9
Metal gear
Resident evil 1,2,3
Syphon filter 1,2 ,3
Dino crisis 1,2
Final fantasy 7-8
Tenchu
Parasite eve 1,2
Ace combat
Soul reaver
And many others. Best console ever.
@@matiasmirandaarrredondo8231 tenchu was the living shiiiiit.
I'm still pissed that I didn't get to finish Vagrant Story because I split up with my ex and she stole the disk out of spite We played it together for months. I still think about 'Das Pokenschtick" - the best weapon I've ever wielded in a game.
Such a fucking cool story and mechanic...
I think P/S1 will never be surpassed
CaptainSlowbeard haha cool story, never ended that one too, I think I was to young for that game, it was really hard, and I didn't understand English as I do now, but I tried haha.
You guys love awesome games here is my list.
These are some of my favourites ps1 games. In no order other than number 1.
On PS1
1- FFVII/Metal Gear Solid
2- Xenogears
3- Resident Evil(1,2,3)
5 - FFVIII
6 - Breath of fire 3
7 - Teken 3
8 - Street fighter alpha 3
9 - Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee
10 Gran Turismo
On N64 this is my favourite list listed by importance - weirdly I was so distracted by final fantasy that I have never played a single Zelda game. That will change this year. Just bought a switch and BOTW.
1 - Super mario 64
2 - Mario kart 64
3 - Goldeneye
4 - Wave race
5 - Banjoe Kazooie
6 - Diddy Kong racing
Metal…..gear… such a lovely and sad memory for me. A previous best friend of mine introduced me, I fell in love with the games and the lore. They told me everything about the game to know, about the canons, their head-canons, and everything you can imagine. We stayed up in the latest of hours just talking and reminiscing over how the games meant so much to us. We would ( embarrassingly enough ) write so much fan-fiction and spin-offs of the game, mostly about Big Boss and Ocelot until we couldn’t even think. I ended up falling for my friend too. Unrequited love. Things ended roughly, and I still miss them. Sometimes, I just listen to these soundtracks just to remind me of them. Although it can make me emotional, it is worth it because it makes me remember how amazing it felt to bond so much over something that could be so simple to others. Metal Gear changed my life, I will always have those beautiful memories of my friend.
I recently sat down and streamed this entire game. I love it. The story is amazing and, while some parts of it haven't aged well (mainly some of the bosses), it still controls fantastically, and truly made me a fan of stealth games. I'm already playing it again for another unlockable, which is a sign of quality.
18:50 that Tank hangar theme is still one of my favorites. I can still here the sound of steps on the cat walk.
Yeah I know what you mean.
45:59
THE FEELS
+Owneador1337 Meryl dying in THIS game was only the alternate ending. If she was supposed to die in this game she WOULDNT have been in MGS 4
What is that song? Do you know?
Corinthians 2:9
Warhead storage and mantis hymn just hits like nothing ever before.
The main theme and Encounter are the best even though all of them are biblical
cannot un-hear the FA-MAS gunshots when listening to Encounter :D
biblical? not in the way u think
Duel is classic too
I would agree but the Mantis Hymn....it makes me skin crawl everytime
fersnake u can get it in psn store in the uk
"Come in Mr. FOXHOUND, the commander is waiting" The mantis hymn give me chills, it's such a masterpiece.
The best soundtracks, story, characters and MGS of the whole series :)
Defo agree!
Encounter is the best... well encounter music ever, it always get's the adrenaline pumping
Not as much as Escape lol
Such a shame that they didn't keep this music for The Twin Snakes
scarlettears the music from twin snakes is good but more ambient. not many memorable themes. all tracks sound more or less the same. but the music during the climbing down of the com tower is awesome!
+scarlettears
Original definitely had better music and voice acting, but I think Twin Snakes had better gameplay. The fact that you can move slow and silently on metal floors, addition of tranquilizer gun, dive roll and that being seen by soldiers doesn't put the alert mode up immediately is a plus in my book. Sure they made most bosses too easy, but overall I think gameplay improvements from Sons of Liberty (my favorite MGS game) were welcomed. But I still just slightly prefer the original. For example, Raven's tank is bullshittingly frustrating in Twin Snakes.
Hudesko obviously controls are better. but i didn't find the tank too hard in TTS. except maybe on extreme ^^
amaurythewarrior
I wasn't talking about the controls, but the overall gameplay elements that I listed on my previous comment.
If we're talking about some serious improvements, it's the battles against Sniper Wolf, since in Twin Snakes you can zoom in and out and locate her quicker, because let's be honest: there was nothing more frustrating in the original than seeing Wolf and not having enough time to shoot her because she was faster and Snake's aim was sent all over the cealing.
For some reason I find the tank battle really hard in TTS and much easier in the original. I don't really know what causes it, but that's how I feel.
People often say that only the endless stairs are harder in Twin Snakes, since in the remake stun grenades don't affect on all the guards, but only those around Snake.
Hudesko yeah, i meant gameplay when i said control, but control are improved as well. infliltration is more interesting although once you get the suppressor ...
I think the physics of the grenades are a little more realistic in tts, and that may be why you find it harder. it's a lot easier to get them inside the M1 in MGS as far as i can remember.
25:06 , Mantis' Hymn, one of the best track ever...
Totally agree. And "The best is yet to come" too
Christophe Bravin yes! it still makes me feel like he's talking to me through the TV lol
my family was poor and lived in someone's pool-house but my brother's friend let us borrow a copy of metal gear solid. we didnt have a memory card so in order to beat it, we had to do it in one sitting. safe to say, this is my favorite game ever and it means the world to me. (i never gave my brother's friend the game back. i still have it lol)
Jesus, that's commitment. I'd just let you keep it haha
Classic bait for a year old comment. Now thats a hefty bump shen
Man. When I got MGS2 I didnt have a memory card lol. Man I sat behind that all day.
is THAT a mothafuck'n BERSERK reference?!
@@doctorpistachio242 To be fair, I hate assholes too who keep shit from friends. I'm not going to take it personally like shen did, but I'd be pretty pissed off if I lent MGS to a friend/ friends little brother and I never got back such an amazing game. Especially considering at the time, this game was full price so it'd be like giving a $60 game to someone.
This is great and always will be.
Damn... "Introduction", "Intruder 2", "Warhead Storage" - great piece of electronic music even as standalone!
It's been almost 20 years. I still airdrummed the three crashes at 0:14 perfectly.
God, I love this theme.
18:30 My favourite!
"This is the greatest handgun ever made."
Gets his shooting hand chopped off immediately.
"Snake!?....SNAAAAAAKKEEE!!!"
Solid: "WHY DO YOU KEEP CALLING ME BROTHER?!?!"
Liquid: "I'm you! I'm your Shadow!"
Turks when they find Pakistanis in the RUclips comments section calling them brothers
Solid: WHAT?!
BEST GAME EVER, BEST SOUNDTRACKS EVER, BEST ERA EVER!
Yes Fox!!!! 👍
The main theme from a game made in 1998 has absolutely no right to go as hard as that. Well, time to replay this again. I'll never forget how downright unsettling the music gets sometimes and it's the only one even to this day that just puts me on edge with just the music.
This one no matter what platform it's using this one actually does plug in
Best OST of all the MGS
Best game ever forever!
Warhead storage is one of my favourites. It captures the folly of humankind and it's attempt to meddle with the forces of nature.
It also makes me think of nuclear war, the bombs dropped in Japan and all the horrifying nuclear tests that the United States conducted in the 1950's.
The best is Yet to come.
Just, just beatiful
8:50
- This is snake. Coronel, can you hear me?
- Loud and Clear...
One sentry on the left and one on the right, they're carrying five five sixers and pineapples.
Well, I guess you can't just go to the front door and ask them to let you in?
98brandon22
A surveillance camera?!?!?!
whitehaireddevil1 he didn't really quite grasp the concept of the game...
Are youu serious? Hahahaha! Thats great! Huh. You know, I don't get how he thought that actually. I was like 10 when I first played it, and never once did I think to knock on the door...
Isn't the codec number on the back of the CD case?
"DUEL" Just reminds me of president baker repeatedly yelling "ERRRRRAAA!" "ERRRRRAA!" ERRRRRRAAA!"
Lol
+Naho Saenoki Ocelot rubbing his penis...I mean revolver.
+Naho Saenoki "There's nothing like the feeling of slamming a silver bullet into a well greased chamber." ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
BEST METAL GEAR
Games like this, continual proof that graphics are nothing without characters, story, soundtrack and immersion.
There will never be a boss battle in gaming history that the mantis hymn encaptured. 24 years later and the nostalgia, fear, anxiety, and how the battle mind fucked you. What a true masterpiece. To this day it is my personal favorite video game of all time at 29 years old of age
'Discovery' is such a good track.
I was 11 when this game cames out. It is was and stayed one of the best ps1 games ever
Crazy_Kitty me too I was 11. Maybe we could be friends
why the best is yet to come made me cry ? is that because of the lyric
Do you remember when the little things made you happy
Do you remember when the simple things made you smile
Life can be wonderful if you let it be
Life can be simple if you try
Whatever happened to those days whatever happened those nights
Do you remember the times when little things made you sad
Do you remember when the simple things made you cry
Is it just me or is it just us
Feeling lost in this world
Why do we have to hurt each other why do you have to shed tears
Life can be beautiful if you try
Life can be joyful if we try
Tell me I'm not alone
Tell me we are not alone in this world fighting against the wind
Do you remember when the simple things made you happy
Do you remember the times when little things made you laugh
You know life is simple
Because the best things in life is yet to come
Because the best is yet to come
42:48 sinceramente el mejor juego que jugue en mi infancia, uno que me puso la piel de gallina millones de veces de tan peque, con tanto buenos recuerdos lo voy a tener en mi memoria como el mejor juego de todos los tiempos (para mi)
ese track es el mejor a mi parecer...
Hace 4 años comentante esto, y a mi me sigue siendo de los mejores juegos de todos los tiempos, y lo jugue siendo un puto niño.
42:48 "Not Yet Snake, it's not over yet !" "Liquid !"
micka0105 my mind was blown in this sequence
Had to laugh so hard when little Eli said it in the fight against Snake in Phantom Pain .
God, the nostalgia......too....powerful........
FOX!
SNAAAAAAAAAKEEEE!!!!!!!
Did you like my sunglasses?
Fox GamingHD Beta it's like one of my Japanese animes!
A corned fox is more dangerous than a jackal.
kept ya waiting huh
I'm here every time I want an instant throwback.
Still the BESTmusic videogame ever after +20 years.
45:59 ...goosebumps
This.
I work in a warehouse and a lot of these tracks just went with the atmosphere while cleaning. Waiting to see a cardboard box move aisle to aisle xD
Discovery 3:41 - is badass. It navigates me through a mission when I am programming!
This is definitely a perfect soundtrack. Every location had the perfect music to match the vibe.
kojima(and his team) will always have fans for mgs. i love this game so much. i watched my father play it and was afraid of snake dying. i remember trying to play and he asked which outcome did you choose? i said theres two!? haha yep.. ohhh boy. here we go
Introduction ... On the title screen I STILL had chills through all of my body. STILL.
The Best is Yet to Come....... is the most attractive track in the whole Gaming Industry until now
Cavern plays everytime I go to the fridge at 5 am trying not to wake anyone with 0 Celcius
Me when I go to the toilet, like snake in the cell with darpa chief ♨️
I always like to revisit this from time to time, it somehow makes feel at peace
This is the best video game I have ever played. I remember playing the battle against REX together with my cousin and brother at age 9, 11 and 12. We cried the shit out of ourselves as Grey Fox died. The perhaps saddest scene in a video game I have ever encountered...
"From the outside we might have seemed like a happy brother and sister. But every time I looked at her, I saw her parents eyes staring back at me..."
Perfect, uncompared dramaturgy in the final scenes.
I'm 22 and played these games for the first time this past week almost done with SE. It is crazy to me that a bulk of the OG trilogy came out before I was born and is still holding up amazingly. the PS1 version of the game is still up there as one of the all time greats. and mgs2 is something else and one of my all time faves already.
Other classic games you have to play (and many you will enjoy)
1) Shenmue 1 (Dreamcast version)
2) Parasite Eve 1 (Playstation 1 version)
3) Castlevania Symphony of the Night (Playstation 1 version)
4) Axelay (Super Nintendo), amazing shooter and amazing music
5) Contra III : The Alien Wars (SNES) first on normal, than hard, then hardest
6) Xenogears (Playstation1) best story of any J-RPG, don't spoil yourself
7) Ecco The Dolphin Defender of the Future (Dreamcast Version)
8) Gunstar Heroes (Sega Megadrive / Sega Genesis)
9) Super Metroid (Super Nintendo)
10) Final Fantasy Tactics (Playstation 1) and of course FF7 and 8
10) Super Mario World (Super Nintendo) try to find all the 96 levels
11) Donkey Kong Country 1 (Super Nintendo)
12) Super Castlevania IV (Super Nintendo), amazing music
13) The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past (Super Nintendo)
14) WipeOut 2097 (Playstation 1) and set Prodigy Firestarter song
15) God of War 3 (Playstation 3) and God of War 1 and 2
16) The Revenge of Shinobi (Sega Genesis Megadrive), also Shinobi 3 and Shadow Dancer on the same console, and Hagane (on Super Nintendo)
17) Halo 2 campaign on Legendary difficulty (Windows PC or Xbox)
18) Gear of War 2 (Xbox 360)
19) Ninja Gaiden (Xbox version)
20) Panzer Dragoon Orta (Dreamcast version)
21) Devil May Cry 4
22) Alien Soldier (Sega Genesis Megadrive)
23) Ikaruga (Dreamcast or any welldone version)
Warhead Storage ... perfection
This Soundtracks are so dark. I really love the atmosphere, that comes along with it. I was a child, whe I played this.Snake was always a hero to me. Man, this was the best game I've ever played. I like the other MGS games, too. But I don't feel the darkness anymore. Still not on Twin Snakes..My only wish is, that they release a remake from MGS1. A serious one.
Eurocorp Fx They did on the Gamecube. It was pretty good and the graphics were really nice too. You should try it out if you have a Wii and a Gamecube controller for it.
Gary McKenzie Thats the Twin Snakes, which he just said isnt as good..
+Eurocorp Fx
"I'm no hero. Never have been, i'm just an old killer, hired to do some wetwork."
@@gamrz8 the soundtrack blows
that's why I could never accept the MGS 3 as the best in the series. Only the original MGS 1 had this dark, suspenseful, "wtfamidoinghereinalaska" isolation kind of feel.
The only thing that would make this better is if the Playstation start up sounds were also at the beginning.
*Konami logo* duh duh duh... duh duh duh