Mea Culpa, I hated playing Metal Gear Solid 2 until I got to the end of the game.
But I love playing games that aren't for me. Games that, despite their difficulties, moments of rage and frustration, manage to leave me speechless.
That's what happened with MGS2.
I had a terrible time, not knowing how to use the environment to my advantage, not knowing how to handle stressful situations, not knowing where the game was taking me and what it wanted me to understand. Thanks to all these emotions, I was able to feel a certain closeness to Raiden.
Environment, our ideas, our culture... poetry... compassion... sorrow... joy...
We need to pass the torch
These words will stay with me forever, and I don't know if one day I'll be able to Say Goodbye to this Game.
But I love playing games that aren't for me. Games that, despite their difficulties, moments of rage and frustration, manage to leave me speechless.
That's what happened with MGS2.
I had a terrible time, not knowing how to use the environment to my advantage, not knowing how to handle stressful situations, not knowing where the game was taking me and what it wanted me to understand. Thanks to all these emotions, I was able to feel a certain closeness to Raiden.
Environment, our ideas, our culture... poetry... compassion... sorrow... joy...
We need to pass the torch
These words will stay with me forever, and I don't know if one day I'll be able to Say Goodbye to this Game.