Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes

MGS is aways great, "Twin Sankes" is not different ! Great history and gameplay.

User Rating: 9 | Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes GC

By lucasptj | Review Date: January 3, 2013

For The Twin Snakes, Metal Gear Solid's gameplay was altered to resemble that of Metal Gear Solid 2. While all of the original areas and enemies were kept, new ways for the player to combat them were introduced, such as the ability to shoot using first person view. Enemy AI was also improved, giving enemy soldiers the ability to communicate with each other and detect the player more intelligently with senses of sight and sound enhanced.

The history is great, more yet if you play the others MGS. Tottaly whorty the play !

The January 2009 issue of Game Informer placed The Twin Snakes at #11 on their list of "Top 25 GameCube Games".
In Japan The Twin Snakes was released on March 11 alongside an exclusive Premium Package. The box includes the game itself; a platinum-colored GameCube adorned with the FOXHOUND logo; a 44-page book titled Memorandum containing production notes, sketches and photos; and a GameCube disc called the "Special Disc" containing an emulated version of the Family Computer version of the original Metal Gear and training probes of The Twin Snakes.

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