I had an ok time playing outside of the Riddler stuff. At this point, I just wasn't invested anymore. I wish they used the better Azrael. The biggest issue for me however lies in... man I really hate militarized Batman dudes, it's just my pet peeve with the character

This feels like a peak in Western RPGs. The story is really enthralling and elaborate, roleplay is still highly possible, the world is alive and vibrant, and even with the shoestring resources they had they were able to make a diverse and fun to explore world where you never knew what was around the corner the first time you play.

This game is really too interesting outside of introducing Alucard. The character swapping is a cool idea but really limited by the tech of the time. Not too many of the settings or bosses stand out. But the final boss fight is really cool!

Why did I play The Buraeu? Cause I ran out of money for other games and I thought the 1950s aesthetic was cool. I regret my decision immensely

The game plays really well and finally exposes Sora's personal arc and struggles to the surface. Here I feel like you gain the strongest understanding of his character. He finally feels like he stands alongside the other fleshed out protags. The gameplay is pretty nice too, I love flowmotion. The big hold up for me in regards to this game is how barren it feels, I get it because of the console it was originally released on, but when you play the version in collections, it really stands out.

This was the third video game I've ever played. I was just 15 years old. And I got to the boss fight against, The End. Never once had I experienced a fight like that in a video game. It was one of the most magical things I ever experienced and sealed my love video games as a medium.

Never underestimate how hard Bane can carry a story that otherwise would be very boring. ALSO, THE BOSS FIGHTS ARE FINALLY INTERESTING AND THE SKY DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A POLLUTED WASTELAND, WHAT A MIRACLE

I enjoy how ambitious the idea and story of the game is. However, because of this ambition, the focus on the cast can be really scattered and they don't feel as fleshed out as they could. The end game is great and so powerful, but it doesn't carry the game as a whole. The fact that the gameplay could've benefited from a longer dev cycle also doesn't help it.

IF YOU LOVE GIRLS, IDOLS PRETENDING TO BE THEATRE, SWORDS, AND CLASSIC ROBOT MELODRAMA ALL DESIGNED BY KUBO-SENSEI THAN MAN DO I HAVE A GAME FOR YOU! Wish it was longer

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The story is wonderful, I love the deep meta dive, I love the characters, I even enjoy Raiden. The gameplay is great and this was a fun setting sneak around in. My biggest problem with it is, the boss fights are really lame and not fun to play through. The boss fights are a big selling point of MGS to me and here they didn't really deliver

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This is a really fun game to play and Venom Snake is my second favorite protag in the series and they are able to do some real stuff gameplay-wise. But outside of Venom Snake none of the story stuff is all too compelling. Eventually the gameplay will wear down on you and the excitement of it and the stealth will become routine. I recommend trying to power through and play as peaceful as possible

I have to give this game credit for having a surprisingly great story and by far the most interesting protag to ever bless this series. This was a peak in a series wherein retrospect it wasn't nearly as impressive as people made it out to be, but this game is still respectible.

The game really shows its age and I don't think a lot of players might be willing to adapt to that. I personally recommend looking for a let's play to watch as you go along it. It can make the experience easier to get through