"The original Metal Gear Solid is often considered to be the best of the PlayStation's library. Even those who don't hold the game in such high regard will likely admit its importance. Hideo Kojima's classic resonated with gamers. It offered them an interactive experience more cinematic then had ever before been realized on a video-game console. Additionally, it was a technical marvel, astounding audiences with its visual and aural prowess.
Now, years later, Konami and Nintendo have joined forces to bring a new generation of gamers that same experience that was so influential years ago. With the additional help of Ryuhei Kitamura -- director of films such as Alive and Versus -- and GameCube second-party developer Silicon Knights -- the group responsible for Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem -- the Metal Gear Solid experience has been reinvented for Nintendo's console."
Review:
gamespy
Mar 9, 2004, 06:46 PM
