Why won't they remake this kino?
Why won't they remake this kino?
Noah Edwards
Mason Gonzalez
konami is dead
Jayden White
>no pad with analog face buttons on the market today
what's the point?
Julian Jones
Thank god, that shit was fucking terrible. The xbox 360 version was better because it didn't do that.
Hunter Davis
>still not on PC
FUUUUUUCKING HELL BROS
Eli Long
For Pachinko
Tyler Hill
not really, it controls like shit and holding up people without shooting on accident is nigh impossible.
The PC port of 2 is the same and I prefer emulation just because.
Elijah Johnson
>not really, it controls like shit and holding up people without shooting on accident is nigh impossible.
It's the other way around, analog buttons do that. If you control it via triggers like the xbox version does, there is no room for accidents. I have the PS2 versions but my cousin had the xbox 360 HD one, it always shocked me how much better it controlled.
Jackson Murphy
It's already a remake. Why do you need every game in the past remade for every generation?
Xavier Evans
X360 has digital input.
Removing pressure even slightly results in a shot, it sucks dick.
It's like playing a racing game without analog triggers
Wyatt Wood
Honestly i think a Switch/PC version rerelease is in the realm of possibility, depends on if Konami is still wary of the Survive shitstorm.
I mean, Snake is in Ultimate and we know about why we got The Twin Snakes and Snake Eater 3D.
Ian Collins
We've given up expecting anyone to make good new games, the old ones are all we've got
Luke Brown
No, it doesn't, because analog input for face buttons is a stupid idea. There is no room to be precise if a button has two different functions and is prone to accidents. These games are the perfect example of this. On the xbox version you click the right stick to pull up your gun, then X to shoot, so there's no room for accidents. On the PS2/3 you have to keep the X button slightly pressed to pull up your gun, then fully pressed to shoot, which is annoying as shit.
Camden Bell
>On the xbox version you click the right stick to pull up your gun
that is fucking retarded.
>On the PS2/3 you have to keep the X button slightly pressed to pull up your gun, then fully pressed to shoot, which is annoying as shit.
No it's not, ya ADHD child.
Luis Davis
The remasters suck anyway. Emulation is the way to go.
Samuel Phillips
He's not wrong man.
Jason Jackson
I heard emulating 3 is a pain the ass
Something with sensitivity of the controls during interogations
Alexander Nelson
it doesn't need a fucking remake we don't need these fucking remakes I'm going to stab you holy shit just go play the goddamn games they're FINE
Cooper Morgan
MGS3 is sort of demanding to emulate in general compared to MGS2.
Dylan Perez
Andrew Powell
1. you don't have to interrogate
2. you can use a ds3/ds2 if you really wanted to
3. there's a method to rebind half presses
Other than that you have to configure it a bit to fix the post processing, then you're good to go aside from a couple of fps drops at rare moments during the game.
this is why you emulate.
Elijah Rodriguez
Noah Brooks
You can click l3 on 360 to ready your gun for hold ups. I perfer this honestly. I went to the ps3 version and shoot them by mistake even when I hardly put any pressure on the buttons.
Caleb Bell
Because making gacha is much cheaper and less risky. Probably more profitable too.
Josiah Rodriguez
I'm still not quite sure why they redid Colonel's voicelines when he mentions control inputs. MGS2 was available on both the original Xbox and on PS2, so why the change?
Evan Russell
>b-but no it isn't
Don't be a retarded fanboy, user, I wouldn't buy an xbox with your money, but they really fucked up with those controls.
Christian Brown
There's a reason MGS is pretty much the only game to use pressure sensitive buttons. MGS until 4 had really bad controls.
Ian Peterson
360 had shoulder buttons and the duke had white and black buttons. 360 also called the RB and LB not R2 and L2
Nolan Campbell
>MGS until 4 had really bad controls.
Not really. I actually prefer how classic Metal Gear controls compared to something like Splinter Cell, where context-dependence muddles up the controls. I don't mind how MGS4 or MGSV control, though.
Easton Clark
How the fuck does emulating MGS1 work with all the weird shit in that game like plugging the controller into the other port for psycho mantis
Jackson Rivera
>MGS
>kino
Hunter Fisher
Most emulators that I know of allow you to switch controller ports in the settings.
Samuel Hall
The original Xbox and PC versions were pretty low effort. They have great lines like "When you want to use the codec, push the codec button" instead of describing the actual controls.
Jace White
Is that it?
Jonathan Thomas
>MGS collection on Steam
Matthew Johnson
I'd have my work cut out for me trying to save people some cash pointing out that people should just emulate. Probably wouldn't be worth it.
John Sanders
If you're desperate to play it on PC, the collection got added to Playstation Now this month.
John Smith
How does that work exactly?
Lincoln Williams
no, the PC port is an XBOX port, as are all subsequent releases.
They miss details in cutscenes and what not. It's shoddy work like FFX for example.
Xavier Ward
The game is streamed to your PC from a server.
Carson Clark
why remake perfection?
Nathan Miller
The PS2 and PS3 versions of the games can be emulated. Streaming would be pretty bad.