
















🎉 Unleash the Legend: The Final Mission Awaits!
Konami's Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots for PlayStation 3 is the highly anticipated conclusion to the iconic series, featuring groundbreaking graphics, innovative gameplay mechanics like Octacamo, and a cast of returning characters, all set for a simultaneous global release in June 2008.
| ASIN | B000FQ2D5E |
| Best Sellers Rank | 10,205 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 119 in PlayStation 3 Games |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Customer reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,430) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 083717201601 |
| Language | English |
| Product Dimensions | 17.8 x 14 x 1.3 cm; 90.72 g |
| Rated | Unknown |
L**A
Good game! Good game!
Bought as a gift. Was highly rated!
S**H
Delivered on time
Good
C**E
Four Stars
Very good condition
A**M
Metal Gear Solid IV: A decent sequel entry, however…
It’s that time again, I’ve been looking through my collection and as a huge Metal Gear Solid series fan, I own the HD collection, IV and V are in there too, and they’re all really cool for various reasons, I thought I’d finally share my opinion on Guns Of the Patriots having played through it multiple times over the years. Being somewhat the first next gen game in the series when it launched in 2008, I found that compared to late ps3, early Ps4 titles, the game still holds its own fairly well in terms of graphics and gameplay, it’s got everything you’d expect from a Metal Gear story, cool characters, great fourth wall interactions, a mix of stealth and shooter gameplay, I could go on, but fans will understand. It also has some fun tributes to the original game, one can be in the form of the Beauty And The Beast Corps boss unit, a group of sultry femme fatales you face throughout the story at various points, who have similar traits to original characters. (Raging Raven, Vulcan raven anyone?) They’re a tough bunch, but if you play around with them, you can find a very amusing mini game. Remember the VR missions where you could take pictures and play around with characters? That’s exactly what this is like; they pose for your camera and even dance around to your Ipod, which I found very funny. It’s a nice touch that takes the edge off for a little while, ever wanted to take a selfie with your favorite femme fatale? Now you can. This adds to the fourth wall breaks trait of the MGS series, I like it a lot. However there is a huge problem here. Guns Of The Patriots is a great game in its own right, plus it has enough lore and epic scale drama to rival a million dollar blockbuster movie, which leads me onto my exact thoughts as I write this review. Why am I feeling so somber? MGS4 has it all, your favorite characters, award winning soundtracks and enough action to rival almost any action based series, but what went wrong? I’ll try and explain. This game is far darker than any other entry in the series, possibly even Phantom Pain, because it has so many shocking moments you weren’t expecting, the series as a whole is famous for this trait, but Guns Of The Patriots, especially in the later sections, goes crazy on the emotional drama scale. This is bad, because it takes what you remember about memorable characters, and literally at some points rips your heart out by making them do unthinkably dark stuff. It happens way too often, just when you thought you might get a happy ending, something horrible happens, and on a personal note, I couldn’t stand it after a couple of playthroughs. Snake for example, is on his last legs at some points, being somewhat older in this entry, it’s downright depressing to see him suffer, when you know how he used to be, and wish he still was, and when you thought the drama was finally over… ding! Another tragic twist, they went way over the top with this, and it sours my enjoyment of the game as a whole. I know it came out 12 years ago, but I need to say this. Konami, this is Metal Gear. It’s not Game Of Thrones, there was no need to rip our hearts out in nearly every chapter in some way. I do like MGS4 a lot on its own, but my top entry is Phantom Pain, for the reasons listed above, it ranks higher on my list. I want to enjoy the whole game, not be having a blast then get depressed half way through it. Despite its flaws, and to an extent its age, Guns Of the Patriots is still very fun, which is why I’m going to award it an 8/10, I do enjoy it a lot, but it was far to overdramatic late on. I’m fond of the game, and always will be for everything it gets right, I just wish it hadn’t gone down the darkest path of them all. Fair play, Konami, in 2008 this was amazing, in 2020, it’s still hanging on. Let me go and play one final time.
M**H
Awesome
Awesome
M**.
(TO START READING REVIEW, SCROLL DOWN TO WHERE IT SAYS "METAL GEAR SOLID 4 REVIEW") The core concept of the MGS series had always had my interest. And I'm not what you would call a hardcore fan. It's always been ahead of it's time in every aspect. Game play, graphics, and story. I first experienced the MGS series with: Metal Gear Solid: Sons Of Liberty on the PS2, and to be honest, It was alright. Even though I wasn't crazy about it, I have to say it utilized graphics and game play pretty well on the ps2. Which is how the series held my interest for other MGS titles. MGS4 is an amazing game. I love games with stealth and tactful game play. And MGS4 delivers in aces. Now I know a lot of people can't get into it even if this is a genre you love, and I was the same way at first. There's many reasons as to why people can't get into it, and I think I should list them in detail to see if MGS 4 and the MGS series is something you'd be interested in or not. MGS at it's core is a stealth game requiring you to think and use different tactics. In some ways, MGS is like the Hitman franchise. But even so, there are things about the MGS series that detract people even if this is a genre they like. These might be some of the reasons: - Maybe you find the games interface to be confusing or over complex. - Long cut scenes - Women characters are over sexualized - Stories over your head, or it's of no interest to you - MGS is a Japanese game, therefore, it's heavily influenced by that culture. And some people have no interest in Japanese anime like material or anything similar or along those lines in any type of form and medium. Now, these were my reasons for why I couldn't get into the series at first. If everything or one thing of what I had mentioned was a reason for you not liking or getting into the series, then maybe give it another try. MGS series is a series that has a big learning curve to it. You have to take your time to really get into it. MGS is one of the best if not the best when it comes to stealth and tactics. METAL GEAR SOLID 4 REVIEW MGS4 is a love letter to MSG fans and stealth fans alike. Kojima, the creator and director of the game and the series went all out to ensure the quality of this game. Story: You could try to to understand the story, it's possible to get most of it if you really pay attention, but it's pretty hard to unless you've played previous MGS titles. If you're a fan or want to get into the series, Konomi late last year released MGS HD Collection on PS3 and xbox 360. It contains MGS 2, 3, and Peace Walker. You definitely would have a much better understanding of the story, but like I said, "It's possible to get most of MGS 4 on it's own if you really pay attention." Graphics: The graphics of this game are up to par with games of 2010 to now. MGS has always had top notch graphics, and it really shows in this game. It's hard to believe it came out in 2008, considering just how well polished the game is. I was just amazed at how detailed it was for being a 2008 release. Audio: The voice acting, music, and sound in this game is fantastic. Everything was in sync and delivered beautifully. Game play: game play at first, especially if you're playing a MGS game for the first time can be confusing and seem complicated, or frustrating. Like I said before, this game and all previous MGS games have a learning curve to them and it'll take sometime to get use to. Once you get the hang of it it's a blast. Every things responsive and runs smoothly. You're given a variety of options at your disposal. Numerous guns and other items you have can be used to out do and takeout enemies. You can grab enemies from behind use them as a shield, knock their weapon away, choke, sedate( 2 ways), throw down, drag them, or use your knife to take them out. Enemies can be placed in lockers or hid in isolated or dark areas. If you're spotted by an enemy they'll go on high alert for 100 seconds and seek you out. Ration and Noodle packs can be found and are used to restore your health. Your character(snake) is given some pretty sweet gadgets like: the solid eye which can be used as night vision and binoculars. The octocam suit and octo mask allow you to blend into your environment. The codec can be used and is used to communicate with other characters, and they can help you in your missions. The Metal Gear Mk. II is a remote mobile terminal that can carry out a variety of task, including reconaissance, weapons and item pick up and transport, it can emit an electrical shock to stun enemies, and access computer ports for data transfer. And I'm sure I'm missing a few little things here and there, but there's A LOT of ways to use tactics and stealth in this game. level designs are great, and the developers did a great job of making the world seem a live. Everything feels fantastic, and you can tell that Kojima Productions and developers Konomi went all out to make sure everything in this game worked to near flawlessness. CONS: I have one small gripe about this game and that's vaulting over walls and objects. There are areas in this game were it's clear that your character(Snake)could vault over areas like a log or wall but can't. It surprised me for a game that's trying to be realistic. But in no way did this cause me to dislike or lose interest for the game or game play. I just found it to be odd. Verdict: Now this games not for everyone and it's a game that can be hard to get into, but this is an amazing game that had a lot of work and dedication put into it as all the previous MGS games did. This is a AAA title, and an exclusive to the PS3 that's definitely worth a purchase if you're a fan or into stealth and tactic game play. I'd give this game a 9 out of 10. And really, in my honest opinion, this is one of the greatest series in gaming that's always had great production value and dedication behind it.
A**K
No cóż gra jest mega kozacka jedna z moich ulubionych części teraz pozostaje mi czekać na wersję na PlayStation 5 . Polecam bez dwóch zdań 100%
A**O
Per chi ha giocato i vecchi su PS1 e PS2...questo non deve mancare, un capolavoro di gioco. Grande Kojima
S**N
Cumplió con mis expectativas, venia sellado totalmente nuevo. Ya jugué el juego completo y todo bien.
D**J
Bin gerne zu weiteren Geschäften bereit. Danke. Freundlich! Reibungsloser Ablauf! Gerne wieder! AllesBestens, immer wieder gerne, Danke Danke Danke Danke )
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