Extra Ammo review: Metal Gear Online for PS3

PangTong_Blademaster | September 25, 2008 | Reviews | Playstation 3

Overall, Metal Gear Online is a thundering success and does the series some justice in showing that Metal Gear isn’t just about the voice-overs or alert system. Instead it shows that the series has evolved into a fluid stealth shooter without damaging Metal Gear’s flawless reputation. Overall, Metal Gear Online is a thundering success and does the series some justice in showing that Metal Gear isn’t just about the voice-overs or alert system. Instead it shows that the series has evolved into a fluid stealth shooter with

Metal Gear Online is what every fan of the series has been waiting for. Ever since the huge successes of MGS3’s Subsistence package and Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, the series has had good feedback in terms of having great online play...

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Daigoji_Gai | September 25, 2008 | reply

Wow, this was actually a great write up! I love it that Hideo Kojima's masterpiece is really getting the praise it deserves. I <3 Hideo.

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Alvaroduck | September 25, 2008 | reply

Subsistence's online > The new MGO.
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  Daigoji_Gai | September 25, 2008 | reply
  
  You think so? I don't know, I loved Subsistence, but in terms of content quality, maps, and the new stuff they are rolling out makes this a worthy successor to Subsistence... lol 8p
  
  Also like the added emphasis on teamplay.... customization options, etc..
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    lord of vice city | September 25, 2008 | reply
    
    im gonna agree with alvaroduck here, MGO1 was way more fun than MGO2
    that being said, i do enjoy O2, its just something about O1 was better
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    Seeker X | September 25, 2008 | reply
    
    Agreed, Daigoji.
    
    The whole gameplay was infinitely enhanced with TPS aiming, optional Iron sights, and more features than MGO1.
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Duality_18 | September 25, 2008 | reply

alvaroduck's opinion is not > than other people's opinion.
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Alvaroduck | September 25, 2008 | reply

I never said it was.
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  Drogo Baggins | September 25, 2008 | reply
  
  Duality never said that you said you said that...why are you so defensive? (I'm joking, btw, in case that's not clear)
  
  Anyway, I agree with Daigoji. It's great to see MGO2 get some praise.
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    Daigoji_Gai | September 25, 2008 | reply
    
    Don't make a habit of agreeing with me, lol, I'm sometimes senile. e.g. I like games people hate... like Chromehounds, and the Yakuza series... and Armored Core 4A (for answers), MGS2 [im probably one of the few] and tons of other random japanese games that never see the light of day in the states...
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      Drogo Baggins | September 25, 2008
      
      Lol, liking those games isn't a bad thing. Everyone has their own taste.
      
      I, for one, am told I have a terrible and weird taste in music. I like bands that everyone I know hates, like H.I.M., My Chemical Romance, Green Day, and Seether, and most "rock" love songs, but I don't like bands/songs everyone else seems to love.
      
      Although, now that I think of it, those bands actually are pretty popular, but everyone I know hates them. But I think you get my point.
      
      Everyone's a bit senile, I suppose.
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Gutter_Tech | September 25, 2008 | reply

thats true you do have bad taste im music drogo lol