I don't know where to start, when I first played this game I was about 11 or 12 years old and even then I remember not liking it to much. Being a fan of the first Metal Gear this game was taken in quite a different direction. I really am not too sure about the game's story due to the fact i couldn't get past the first area. The controls were awkward and the game was just flat out hard. Though the graphics for the time weren't that bad at, all much better then the original Metal Gear. Later I did read up on the story and it was a decent idea that did stay true to the original but the game play was what ruined it for me. If you are a fan of the series I would suggest giving it a shot but don't expect to much this was not very fun and was removed to the series time line.

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