In Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, there is a 4-boss group called Ultrabox (with a b instead of a v) that fights agaisnt Snake from inside an elevator.
In the original Metal Gear, Diane (a resistance member) was a former vocalist from the band "Thin Wall" (which is also the name of an Ultravox song).
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I didn't have anything against Raiden. My complaint was the action getting interupted every five seconds by Codec calls, either from the Colonel to tell me "Look Raiden, a door!" when there's obviously a door five feet in front of my face, or from Rose to whine about how I don't talk to her enough while I'm in the middle of being shot at by terrorists.Quote:
Originally posted by AFX
I don't understand the problem. The biggest complaint I have heard about MGS2 is the fact that you had to play as Raiden. Now you don't.
That shitty GameNow mag had an exclusive on this, back when it was still being referred to as "Metal Gear X". Snake on the Big Shell isn't just a costume swap, in fact there was a screen of a boss fight with Ocelot, and the Emma/Vamp sniper sequence from Snake's position on Shell 1.
Personally, I hope one of the extra costumes is Raiden in the Russian uniform (without the face mask) without having to have it take up your equipment slot. I actually thought he looked fairly badass in that getup, much better than the gay leotard thing. Also playing as Gray Fox would be nice.
Those were proved false.Quote:
Originally posted by LordPerrin
That shitty GameNow mag had an exclusive on this, back when it was still being referred to as "Metal Gear X". Snake on the Big Shell isn't just a costume swap, in fact there was a screen of a boss fight with Ocelot, and the Emma/Vamp sniper sequence from Snake's position on Shell 1.
I totally missed that. I wish the Tangram wasn't friggin' impossible in that game...and that I still had VO:OT (it's on my "re-obtain" list, honest. I was young, foolish and I needed the money).Quote:
Originally posted by Tain
Hitmaker's Juro Watari seems to be another game developer who happens to be a fan. In VOOT, The Tangram says a modified version of some lyrics from New Order's "Everyone, Everywhere". Yes, I've heard the song, and it's really grown on me. I think I'm starting to like it. Anyways, Tangram says something along the lines of:
"...at the end of the show, people change, but we do not falter.
'cause we know love is real.
This is no place to shiver, so get up on your feet.
You were once the main attraction, but all that's in the past."
New Order's Lyrics:
""...at the end of the show, people changed, but we don't falter.
'cause we know love is real.
This is no place to shiver, so get off of the grass.
You were once the main attraction, but all that's in the past."
Huh. Well damn. This is what happens when you're stuck offline for months on end, you see some bullshit unproffesional nonsense and go weeks before finding out the truth. Damzor j00 ziff davis.Quote:
Those were proved false.
Yeah, it was a good job, but peeps managed to find out where everything they did came from (Ocelot was a recolored Dante from DMC), and they were helped thanks to the non-American MGS:SOL character skin swap. Which, ironically enough, kinda put us SOL.
This is all I have to say...
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Ah, MGS2, how I love thee. This news is great, although I never had a problem with Raiden at all(I actually thought he was bad-ass). I'm going to get MGS2:Substance without a doubt, it sounds great.
P.S. I hate having to be offline for a while, but now I'm back!!!
Welcome back. Too bad rebbeca isnt here with you:lol:
As for the game , I'll probably pick it up as I havent picked up the original. (no ps2 yet......)