MGS3 Subsistence dated
At long last.
After wondering around in a daze for about six months having sworn it'd forgotten something, Konami arrived breathless in our inbox this morning to announce the European release date for Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence.
It's due out in October on PS2, apparently and comes on three discs, expanding the original MGS3: Snake Eater with new game modes including online options, and recreations of two MSX Metal Gear games from way-back-when - along with a three-and-a-half hour movie cobbled together from the game's cut-scenes on the third disc.
As you'll know if you've been following Subsistence, which came out in the US and Japan about 400 million years ago, this one adds in a 3D camera that Kojima Productions reckons improves gameplay enormously. So much so it'll be including it in MGS4 for PlayStation 3.
There are also new Sneaking Missions, Capture Missions, Rescue Missions, deathmatch and team deathmatch modes to play over PS2 Online.
So, not long to go. Sort of.
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I don't own a PS2...
I just have The Twin Snakes and Substance, and I love them!...
I need the third installment!
(fifth official installment...I know)
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and take the piss they shall...
I stopped playing on 3 to wait for the fecking subsistance game because i heard your original save files won't work on this one...
And i wanted to play online with the new camera, geez i thought it would never come.
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It's not exactly a cut down game or anything. It's the full MGS with a brilliant (from what i've heard) online mode and a far better camera angle (which i've played). £30 would be easily justified by this. If it was just the online and didn't include the main game in all it's new angle glory, then £20 would sound right, but it does have everything...
Still the delay is a but ridiculous...
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I may be mistaken.
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Not just that think of the money he would lose with people importing from the US.
With that said the same would apply to every other Japaneese developer now.
/laughs Maniaclly
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EBGames - $30
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please tell me thats a joke... had enough of the cut-scenes when playing the game, the last thing I want to do is watch the whole lot of them all over again.
Maybe its just another reason for Sony to justify forcing Blu-Ray on us...
"look how many discs were needed for all this content, if only we had Blu-Ray, then we'd only need one disc"... even though the actual game needs only one.
Anyway, as far as the release itself, I'll probably consider picking it up... although it will need to offer a hell of alot to persuade me to buy the game for a second time, new 3D cameras and online options isn't enough.
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@Mordum - Only problem with that is MGS games aren't CGI, ever. He always uses real-time cut-scenes. I do still think though that blu-ray can help games, but I seem to be in the minority on this issue.
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w1n
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http://ww w.eurogamer.net/game.php?game_i...
Yup uber reliable.
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I'm looking for the 3D camera and the MSX metal gear game.
BUT: where's the Metal Gear Saga Vol. 1 dvd that was packaged with pre-orders in the US?
also: price??? 30 GBP / 50 EUR from play.
[link url=http://play.com/Games/PlayStation2/CART/ 3-/718086/-/Product.html?cur=257
]http://pl ay.com/Games/PlayStation2/CART/...[/link]
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Being constantly spoted or shot by enemies outside our visual field, was very frustrating.
Subsistence is at least twice as good as Snake Eater because this time we really get the chance to play the game properly, instead of being just a collection of bad edited cut-scenes and frustrating stealth/action scenarios.
The new camera truly lifts the game above competition and puts it right at the top 128bit titles.
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If you watch the Gamespot video review for Subsistence, you'll see that you're free to switch between original and subsistence camera modes at any time, should you so choose.
I'll get Subsistence if it is released (like the US version was) at a budget price point. I'm not particularly bothered about the game now, though tbh.
(I have MGS3, just haven't started it yet - doesn't mean that I won't, though.)
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The franchise has seen and will see a lot of platforms - it is a game in its own right first and a PS exclusive second. You don't understand it's appeal, and that's fine. End of story. Why all the mudslinging? There are plenty of games I don't like but I don't hate people who like them. Why is that so difficult to understand?
And by the way, Subsistence is one of the best-reviewed expansion/re-releases in history. I guess all the gaming mags and sites are Sony fanboys, then. Not only it removes the frustration of fixed camera angle, it also bundles in the first two instalments and gives an additonal online mode which is completely separate from the main game. An intangible benefit is that you are able to see the game's incredible graphics with much more freedom, not to mention actually survive long enough from enemies you can actually now see. So it seems there are plenty of reasons to celebrate for us Sony fanboys!
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...Would that be the same Okami which is out next Spring?!
I have MGS 3, but might consider buying this too. I'd like to own the 2 original Metal Gears, plus the new camera is a really strong plus point on what was already a brilliant game. Will certainly consider this if it's under £20.
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How hard is it to translate from American into British ffs!?
I have the American version already and have played all the new features but the only one I desire "online play" which the DNAS does not allow me to access, probably because it is an import and they do not want us european gamers gaining cheaper games through buying imports and thus obtaining at cheaper rates through currency exchanges.
IS THERE A WAY I CAN PLAY MY IMPORT ONLINE? ARE YOU EQUALLY PISSED OR IS IT JUST ME??? ARE EUROPEAN GAMERS CAVEMEN?NO? THEN WHY DO WE HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE NEXT ICE AGE BEFORE WE OBTAIN WORTHY RELEASES????