Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes

The only thing that I can say about this game, PERFECT. A PERFECT REMAKE.

User Rating: 10 | Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes GC

By DeathByControl | Review Date: March 13, 2007

This game takes you through one of the earlier adventures of Solid Snake, the first obvious difference is that its on Nintendo's famous little cube! The story is that of the first Metal Gear Solid, but some features from MGS2 are in here. These being the ability to shoot while in first person veiw, to hang over a rail, and when you kill someone, their body disappears over time.
The graphics in the original were phenominal for its time, and theres no exception here. Every movement is fluent, everything is quick to respond, everything is perfect. The frame rate never drops.
The sound, perfect. There is no other explanation. Everything is timed perfectly. Thats it, perfect.
There is but one problem, the game is way too short. If the cutscenes are skipped, the game can be beaten in under two and a half hours. But the original could be beaten in just about the same amout of time.
Just as I said before, this game can't be described by anything other than perfect. If you've played the original, and loved it, you will get the same reaction with this one, or better.

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