METAL GEAR SOLID: Peace Walker - Master Collection Version

Come and find me, my name is Macarena Always at the party con las chicas que son buena Come join me, dance with me And all you fellows chant along with me Dale a tu cuerpo alegria Macarena Que tu cuerpo es pa' darle alegria y cosa buena Dale a tu cuerpo alegria, Macarena Hey Macarena! there's another..... In my...

PWはコジマさんの傑作なのにくたらない大人の理由で今までのように日本語UI提供ではなく ただPWの英語版を提供するなら炎上しかない 何もわからないから完全にアジア地区の人馬鹿にしているクソ仕様だ 日本語提供までおすすめはしない これ以上やったらコナミのゲームを購入さ、プレイヤーとファンを馬鹿にする仕様ならくそ食らいね

他媽的沒日文就是差評

Facilmente o mais underrated da saga. Pule ele não! Prometo de dedinho que vale seu tempo

I've seen words like "no-frills" and "bad port" thrown around a lot here, presumably from people who for some reason thought we were getting a total remaster instead of a port of the HD collection like nearly every other game has been. Obviously it would be nice if it had lovingly hand-redrawn textures across the board, but this is a deceptively huge game being released in a three-part pack (don't trust the frauds who says "Ghost Babel doesn't count"). Bluepoint already upscaled the textures about as much as they could without them becoming an ugly blur, and I think it holds up about as well as you could expect from a PSP game, if not better. The co-op works fine, the illustrated cutscenes look better than I anticipated, the mouse controls are well-implemented and smooth (barring an early bug regarding mouse polling rates that was quickly worked on), and they even got the cqc instructor and Miller's voice actors back just to get them to say "use the mouse!", along with updated stylized cutscene button prompts. I admittedly don't know if that holds up to rebinding the keys, but the game uses like 3 buttons anyways. But what about the game? Well, as someone going in for what is probably my third or fourth playthrough: it's complicated. Peace Walker marked the beginning of the post-MGS4 era where Kojima was just making the most out of the repeated demands to make more MGS, and after seeing through 4 that he could get away with basically anything he just started making every subsequent MGS game a vehicle for whatever he was vibing with at the moment. In this case, Peace Walker is a creature collector mixed with Monster Hunter that's cleverly disguised as an MGS game, and its purpose is to test the polar opposite of MGS4, asking "what if someone made a game that was ALL gameplay?". And within that framing, it's incredibly fun; you can easily sink up to a hundred hours here, especially in co-op. It's a great game that packs a ton of content into a handheld title, and I don't think any other handheld game ever really mastered on-the-go gaming like it did. There's such a huge variety of content on the menu here that it's frankly understandable how much they had to trim the fat in other areas just to get it to fit on a PSP. The caveat is that as a result, this is not the Metal Gear most people are used to. It drops Portable Ops's more intricate attempt at bringing big screen MGS to the small screen in favor of extremely simplified mechanics, removing things like crawling and body dragging, and instead of having to position a team in strategic positions to easily sneak away with guards without the others noticing, in practice you're expected to just go around tranqing people and vacuuming them into space. Frankly a lot of this game's design is a direct consequence of people who can't read trying to play Portable Ops and wondering why they have to keep backtracking all the way back to the truck, and yes, I am still bitter. This is to say nothing of people who were somehow still mentally checked into the MGS narrative after 4, for whom the game is basically hours on end of electroshock torture as Kojima whispers "did you know that 20 years before Metal Gear 1, Big Boss actually took out a whole army of sleek AI superweapons powered by Hatsune Miku? Pretty cool, right?" into your ear while flanderizing The Boss to degrees previously thought impossible. All of this is to say that you should absolutely play Peace Walker, and even bring a friend, but like everything else that happened after MGS3, it's best to find the meaning behind the words rather than obsessing over the words themselves. But what all if this is really to say is that while Peace Walker is a better game in every other way, Portable Ops dunks it as an MGS game and as a stealth game, and none of that ♥♥♥♥ with Null and Ghost was ever as egregious as even one of Peace Walker's many retcons, and even MGS4 loved it until Ground Zeroes came around, and it's definitely mostly canon and referenced in passing within this very game, and Calling to the Night is a great song, and anyone who disagrees probably just got hard filtered because they skipped through the codecs and never used the recruitment shortcuts. I will only see peace on this earth when we get a Master Collection Volume 3 with Portable Ops/PO+ and the Acid games, even if they have to alter it to force every player to stop and look at a huge glowing UI dot above your fellow soldiers' cardboard box while it explains in an unskippable cutscene that you don't have to go to the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ truck every time and that that's the whole point of the squad system, and that having to actually work a bit to cover your tracks is half the point of stealth and encourages you to be specific with targets instead of just vacuum cleaning entire maps. Thank you for your time.

This game was life-changing. Waited for it for about 6 months,it was 100% worth the wait. The lore and gameplay are genuinely insane for a PSP. Defenetly my favourite MGS game.

I was playing multiplayer and this dude was throwing so many gay insults I was lowk getting turned on

移植は不可能とまで言われてたのに、デモシーン高画質化＆新ボイス収録に加え、野良との協力＆対戦プレイ可能とは有り難い。値段もお手頃だし、16年前とはいえ今でも面白い。海外だとボイスを日本語に変更できないとかで低評価が多いようだ。この点は残念...