Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 Is An Exciting Return To Metal Gear’s Past

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Ghost Babel, is the new Master Collection worth your time and money just to relive Solid Snake's weirdest, non-canon, and final adventures? That's the question that GameSpot editor-at-large Tamoor Hussain and content manager Ben Janca aim to answer in the video below. So far, Metal Gear Solid 4 runs well on PC--and even Steam Deck for the most part.

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• That's not too surprising given how this was originally a PlayStation Portable release, as many exclusives for the Sony handheld prioritized fast-paced game...
• The game appears to have transitioned smoothly to that platform, although your mileage may vary when it comes to the structure of this title.
• It's still a cutscene-heavy experience with dated control schemes when compared to what came after--Metal Gear Solid 5 and Metal Gear Solid Delta:
• Snake Eater--but if you can overlook its quirky gameplay, you're in for a weird and fun time.
• https://youtu.be/avnxAHQylZ8 The other big name in this collection, Metal Gear Solid:

Details worth keeping

2 is a collection headlined by Metal Gear Solid 4: After languishing in PS3 purgatory for many years, Metal Gear Solid 4: Peace Walker, is still a fun title full of digestible missions.