The Xbox version is much more difficult to find. Physical copies of this game are all over the internet, and you should have zero issue finding a new or pre-owned copy. The original version of this game is only playable on the PS2 or a fat PS3 via backwards compatibility.
An expanded three-disc version, Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence, was released in You can also download the game digitally from the Nintendo eShop on your 3DS. This contains the full game and a slew of features and bonus content. The first disc, Subsistence, contains the full game plus a few additional features, most notably the first version of the over-the-shoulder camera angle that the series would adopt from here onward.
Official servers for MGO were deactivated in The third disc, Existence, contains a three-and-a-half hour cut of all of the cinematics in Snake Eater, as well as a trailer for Metal Gear Solid 4. You should have no problem finding used and new physical copies of Subsistence for the PS2 online. Fingers crossed! C-D C Bb-C G Tsuruke posted I'm not interested in getting into some sort of puny side debate about what it means to be "stingy", but by any normal person's standards who has been following any cross platform opportunities of MGS4 from the beginning can see what I'm talking about.
The game was repeatedly rumored to go onto different platforms after it's original launch, only to remain PS3 exclusive. More topics from this board Did your parents make you move out at a certain age? Tech Support 2 Answers Why does it say my card is expired when it doesn't expire until Tech Support 4 Answers Can i turn off ps4 recording?
Tech Support 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. No indication has been given that a full Vita version was ever being developed, though a much more primitive handheld adaptation was released on iOS as Metal Gear Solid Touch. Progression through previous Metal Gear games has always been based on the concept of sneaking through enemy territory, and that is still true of MGS4.
However, MGS4 changes this by shifting the settings away from enemy bases and terrorist-occupied buildings to contested battlefields and firefights with multiple paths available to the player. Many areas are defined by a series of conflicts between PMCs and local militia.
The player must think on their feet to cope with the constantly changing scenarios. In addition to sneaking through a battlefield, Snake can join the surrounding firefights by aiding the militia in battle. By choosing to fight alongside the resistance, Snake can gain their trust, and receive help in the form of covering fire, ammunition and health items.
However, your new allies will turn on you if they sense something suspicious, and other soldiers will immediately know if you've betrayed their comrades.
The player can also switch to First Person View at any time to assess the surrounding area, to nail a more precise shot, or to move around. In between acts are mission briefings, which take place on Otacon's ship the Nomad. These briefings are interactive, allowing the player to change camera angles and control the Metal Gear Mk. II , and can also be viewed again from the main menu. A new chunk of the game must be installed to the hard drive before each act - these installs are not cumulative and must be performed every time the game is replayed.
The August patch allows all data to be installed at once. OctoCamo: A new optical camouflage which allows Snake to blend into any background in a matter of seconds, rendering him invisible even to the infrared cameras mounted on the unmanned Gekko Mechs. This is similar to the camouflage feature from MGS3, but OctoCamo works automatically, without needing to be adjusted from a menu.
Special camo can be manually equipped, however, and patterns can be saved for future use. Extra patterns can be downloaded from the Extra menu. FaceCamo becomes available later and has additional preset variations that can replicate someone else's face.
Unfortunately, the FaceCamo headscarf is not unequipped during cutscenes, hiding Snake's face and ruining the dramatic experience. A small, mobile, remotely operated terminal developed by Otacon. The Mk.
II is equipped with stealth capabilities and is suited mainly for scouting and reconnaissance, but can also knock opponents out with an electric shock, carry Snake's gear, and also serves as the Codec.
Late in the game, the Mk. II is destroyed and subsequently replaced by the Metal Gear Mk. III, which is functionally identical but has a different paint job. Another device developed by Otacon, the Solid Eye combines the capabilities of binoculars, night-vision goggles, and thermal goggles into one device, worn like an eye patch. Moreover, the Solid Eye amplifies the data collected from Snake's five senses and projects it onto Snake's field of vision.
It tells Snake where the enemy is and how stable or unstable things are in battle, while also letting Snake know how easy he is to spot. Snake is equipped with an iPod Classic which he can use to listen to music while he sneaks across the battlefield. New songs can be collected throughout the game, and downloaded from the Extra menu.
Similar to the Stamina gauge from MGS3, the psyche gauge represents Snake's psychological well being, which has a direct effect on his performance. The psyche gauge can be refilled with certain healing items such as noodles, while other items temporarily increase the rate at which it is replenished. The major effect of a low psyche gauge is that it will severely hamper Snake's ability to aim accurately. Snake's stress level is represented by a number that appears below the psyche gauge.
The stress level is affected by many factors, such as adverse weather conditions, carrying too much equipment, or Alert Phases. High stress levels can have detrimental effects on the psyche gauge and combat effectiveness. As with all the games in the Metal Gear Solid series, the weapons play a large part of the game. The game features a massive variety of weapons ranging from handguns, sub-machine guns, assault rifles, sniper rifles, shotguns, rocket launchers, grenade launchers, and explosives.
Each individual gun has its own characteristics including power, weight, range, CQC compatibility, firing modes, and more. A Virtual Range option on the main menu allow the player to practice firing their acquired weapons at VR targets.
It's similar in presentation to the VR training modes of previous MGS games but freeplay, rather than mission-based.
Weapons taken from defeated enemies are ID-locked, forcing the player to find a method for removing this lockout feature. In MGS 4, this is handled via Drebin. Every weapon that Snake comes across is immediately translated to Drebin points, representing its current world value in the theater of war during a given day. The more violent the conflict in the world, the more Drebin points the player receives.
Players can then use these points to unlock these collected weapons for their use, or can save their points up to purchase ammunition or items in Drebin's shop, such as laser sights, hand grips and flashlights.
These additional items can improve the accuracy or stability of a weapon, improving its effectiveness in combat. II acts as your conduit to Drebin, automatically converting any weapons into Drebin Points while saving the ammunition for Snake. On July 12, it was announced that MGS4 would finally receive it's long-awaited Trophy patch, as part of the Metal Gear 25th Anniversary celebrations.
The MB patch version 2. Saves created with this patch are marked with " Ver. The main menu now features an "Install" option, which allows players to choose from a number of installation options:. In addition, Metal Gear Online has been removed from the main menu, as the service has been shut down. If any previously-downloaded MGO patches are detected, they will be automatically cleared from the hard drive. They have been lead to believe that killing Old Snake will free them from their torturous memories.
Each of them have two forms: Beauty and Beast. The Beast forms are their destructive outer suits, with the Beauty forms inside.
Once defeated, the Beauty each modelled on a real supermodel emerges from the Beast suit, and experiences a nervous breakdown without their suit to suppress the traumatic event that haunts them. After each of their boss fights, Drebin shares their backstory with Snake. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I got the disc of Metal Gear Solid 4 from a friend. I know that it is not possible to play PS3 discs on PS4.
No, you can't play Metal Gear Solid 4 on Playstation 4. As you wrote yourself, the PS4 is not backwards compatible, so you can't use PS3 discs or download PS3 games from the store unless they are specifically made available for PS4 remastered versions or streaming via PS Now. Since the game is not in the current PS Now catalogue and there is no regular PS4 version of the game, you would have to buy a Playstation 3 to play it, as this is the only platform the game was released on.
It is possible to perfectly emulate the PS3 on your PC, with superior 4k 60fps graphics. I finished the entire play through on my PC without having to purchase an inferior outdated console. If you have a modern system, use that instead. Sign up to join this community.
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