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Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots Video Games
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Amazon Minimum Age: 204 months
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Konami/ Kojima Productions
EAN: 0083717201601
ESRB Age Rating: Mature
Format: Playstation
Item Dimensions: 7.72005.5
Label: Konami
Manufacturer: Konami
Model: 20160
MPN: 20160
Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
Publisher: Konami
Release Date: June 12, 2008
Studio: Konami

Features:
  • Although little is known, MGS4 is being touted as the final installment in the Metal Gear Solid series.
  • Chameleon-like camouflage system, Octacamo, blends Snake into his surroundings.
  • Loads of characters from previous Metal Gear Solid installments will return in this final chapter.
  • Slated for simultaneous worldwide release in June 2008, Konami has released very few details about MGS4.
  • Built for the PS3, the game is expected to be the finest representation of the console's graphics



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Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots PS3

Amazon.com Product Description:
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, is a next-gen experience complete with top-of-the-line graphics and surround sound designed for the Sony PlayStation 3. Featuring the most revealing display of Kojima Production's premier title, MSG4 details the world where Snake must under go his final mission. In a world overrun by private military companies (PMCs), wars are no longer fought over nations or ideologies. Instead, the wars of the future are micro-managed by overarching PMCs, right down to the bullet. New gadgets and abilities fuel Snake's journey deep into the enemy domains of the Middle East, South America, and beyond. New gear includes "Metal Gear Mk. II," the ultimate reconnaissance tool, and "Solid Eye," which gives Snake real-time information on enemies and his surroundings.
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Old timer Snake returns for what is slated as the final installment in the Metal Gear series. View larger.
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

New and old characters abound in MGS4. View larger.
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

PMCs have run amok and the world is at war. View larger.
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Octacamo will help Snake blend into surroundings. View larger.
Joined by a familiar cast of characters, Snake must once again return to the battlefield to confront his lifelong rival, Liquid Ocelot, who is manipulating the world's wars from the one world where soldiers will always have a place. But Liquid Ocelot is not the only one who will be able to manipulate the world's wars--Snake can destabilize opposing forces by working behind the scenes, supporting the local militia as they fight PMCs, creating a smokescreen that allows Snake to move freely within the war-zone.

MGS4 is a next-generation adventure set in the aftermath of MGS2: Sons of Liberty. The concept behind the latest Metal Gear Solid project is "no place to hide," and this edition in the series will force Snake into unexpected circumstances with an all-new storyline that breaks away in some ways from the previous MGS franchise entries. We don't want to spoil it for you, but, producer Hideo Kojima did reveal some very juicy tidbits about the game and the storyline when it was first announced at E3 of 2006. "Until now," said Kojima, "we've released two entries of the MSX2 Metal Gear series, and three entries in the Metal Gear Solid series. Add to this Portable Ops, and you get a total of six titles. All mysteries will be cleared up in Metal Gear Solid 4."

Kojima was very clear about the finality of MSG4, leaving gamers to wonder, "Will Snake die?!" When asked if the story will come to this sort of an end, Kojima responded without the slightest bit of vagueness, "It will come to an end." The MGS4 E3 trailer showed a number of characters from the Metal Gear and Metal Gear Solid histories. This final installment is sure to deliver loads of cameos, in fact, it is rumored that nearly all the characters from the series will make an appearance.

In addition to a return of classic Metal Gear Solid characters, the gameplay systems from part three are also expected to make a comeback. The camouflage system from part three will make it into MGS4, with the addition of "OctoCamo," Snake's most advanced stealth suit to date. The name appears to be formed from the words "Octopus" and "camoflauge," and players will be awestruck by the chameleon-like camo that changes with the surroundings. OctoCamo allows Snake to blend in with his environment as it digitally manifests nearby textures in real time. Think if it this way, if Snake is standing next to a wall worn out with holes, he too will appear to be riddled with holes. It has also been revealed that MGS4 will have online play, but no specifics have been released. Although very little information is known about the game's visuals, rumor has it that MGS4 is expected to be the finest representation of console graphics on the PS3, and it is expected that they will just get better and better as the game nears its release date.





Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - A Must Buy If you're a PS3 owner
Metal Gear Solid is what I call a excellent game. It's stunning in graphics, and the storyline is as exciting as a summer blockbuster movie. The voice acting is should also be noted as well. So in short, if you're a PS3 owner, you owe it to yourself to own this game. I highly recommend it.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - awesomelicious
this game is great the storyline is complicated for people who started the series at this sequel. but it is great. there are lots of cut scenes and mission briefings. this game is good for first time shooter game players. i did not play that many games involved with shooting, but i checked it out and the graphics were awesome. there are high tech cqc holds if you sneak up on some one u can use cqc. it is awesome. the funny thing is how the first boss(beast) is harder than the rest(in my opinion) ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - BEST GAME EVER!!!
AMAZING stuff have been already said about this game. I only have to say that it is all TRUE!!!!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - The best PS3 can offer thus far.
Let me start by saying this game has a mature rating and is not intended for gamers under seventeen. With that said let us begin, shall we? Six years ago there was an incident called "Big Shell" and since then the world has become dependant on war. Enter solid Snake, an aging special agent with clone body thrown into the fire for one last hoorah. His mission: to terminate his twin brother, Liquid Ocelot. But wait...didn't his brother die in part one? Yes! His spirit, will, and drive have been infused ... Read More



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Perfect in almost every way!
The game is awesome, the the graphics are incredible, the action is superb, the improved controls are great and the story is exciting... there is no doubt that is one of the best games i've ever played! The reason i put 4 stars and not 5 is because of the cinematics: most of them are very long and sometimes very booring too. But that doesn't keep the game to be very enterteining.

SPOILER!!!: Going back to Shadow Moses Island with all this new graphics is something that i will never forget!





 

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