• sigmaklimgrindset@sopuli.xyz
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    3 hours ago

    This is for newgen gamers though, isn’t it? Konami is probably banking on them seeing this as a “new game” because it’s novel for them, and paying the “new game” price.

    Unless the oldheads really want to see Ocelot meow in HD…

  • daniskarma@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    7 hours ago

    Why the article only speaks about the game graphics?

    I mean 80 dollars is a shame, and not even for 1 dollar I would ever pay any money to Konami after what they did with Kojima. But the article doesn’t say me nothing about the game itself.

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      4 hours ago

      It’s a very faithful remake of MGS3. You can play with classic controls or modern controls.

      If you play with the classic controls, it’s basically the same game, plus a few new collectibles. The new controls come with a modern camera system and some balance changes to accommodate the increased player freedom (the tranq gun has bullet drop in this mode, for example). You can change between control modes during the game, but doing so will reload your last checkpoint.

      So it’s good, because MGS3 was good, but it’s not $80 good. And like the article says, at $80 for what is mostly a graphical upgrade you would expect to get all the bells and whistles… but some of them are conspicuously missing.

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      4 hours ago

      The aeticle says this is basically the old game (“legacy code”) with a graphical upgrade. Not even known bugs were fixed. This means you’re supposed to pay €80 for just the graphics, pretty much. And they’re not even that good.

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    8 hours ago

    So they’re charging the eyes off people’s faces for the same old game with a high-res texture mod, ray tracing and DLSS support. Yes, AAA gaming is well and truly dead.

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    4 hours ago

    I picked it up yesterday, and have only played a few hours, but it’s pretty fucking cool so far imo.

    I never played the original though, only MGS 1 and 2.

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    9 hours ago

    Well, Steam reviews has it as Very Positive (81%) atm. That’s not so bad, even at that price point. After reading this, I expected reviews to be much lower.

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      9 hours ago

      I’m not buying it strictly because I can’t support Konami firing Kojima from their team and then trying to parade the corpse of his projects around to get more free money. It stinks of the same bullshit that Disco Elysium does where no matter how good the game is, it is an objectively moral choice to pirate it instead of paying the publishers for it.