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Apr 10, 2010
Metal Gear Solid 4 concludes the series well
0 of 2 found this helpful Metal Gear Solid 4 was a great game with excellent graphics, story, and gameplay. There was one major flaw in the game, though. There was TOO much story, nearly half of the game is cinemas and this gets in the way of the excellent gameplay system that was set up.
The graphics are superb, with realistic characters and scenery 24/7, although I thought Otacon's character design was a bit bizarre looking. The major problem with the game is that the cinemas really do not stop. This also reduced game difficulty towards the end of the game, the final boss was WAY to easy.
Personally, I liked Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater the best, because it had more gameplay than cinemas (the way it should be) and plenty of challenges, like the first Metal Gear Solid on PS1. MGS4 is great but falls into the way MGS2: Sons of Liberty was made (TOO MUCH CINEMA). MGS4 has more cinema than Sons of Liberty, which was a bit ridiculous.
Despite the excessive cinemas (which were really cool), the storytelling was excellent and concludes the plot, making it less confusing. The gameplay was superb, allowing Solid Snake to do almost anything: auto-camo, use and buy a wide range of weapons, Close-quarters combat, sneak and hide in various ways. It is also a very realistic style of gameplay, although not as realistic as Snake Eater.
Recommended.
Jul 12, 2009
Final Fantasy VII is simply the best
I loved Final Fantasy VII when it first was released in 1997 and still replay it and love it just the same. This game, in my opinion, changed the gaming world forever and decided the fates of all the gaming systems. This is a must play for all gamers. The gameplay is fantastic, unique, and creative, and the story is definitely "beyond imagination" as the case states.
Plot: An incredible, long, intriguing, mysterious story is present in Final Fantasy VII.
Graphics: This is the first 3D FF Game, which breaks free from all its predecessors. Character designs are polygon-like on the field (which still looks cool), but you can see the details of Cloud, Aeris, Tifa, etc. during the amazing cinema cut-scenes.
Gameplay: The Materia system is like none other and is key to making this game amazing. The fact that you can do so much with materia is what makes this game very non-linear. You can combine materia, master materia- which gives birth to a new crystal, command materia which is unique for allowing diversity in how battles are fought, independent materia to enhance your characters abilities, the summons are amazing, the graphics of magic is amazing. Pure genius.
Final Fantasy VII, in my opinion, is one of the best FF games, and one of the best games to ever be released... A+