Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence

THE GOOD:
- Includes all of the amazing features that Snake Eater had, such as the beautiful graphics, amazing storyline, and stellar game play.
- Both of the original two MSX games, Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, are included.
- Demo Theater
- Secret Theater
- More Snake vs. Monkey levels (if you enjoy this mini-game)
- Duel Mode
- New 360 degree camera
- More camos and face paints
- Online mode.

THE BAD:
- The glitchers on Online Mode.
- If you're not a Snake vs. Monkey fan, they made more levels of it, instead of replacing it with something cooler.

SUMMARY:
After the amazing success of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, Kojima Productions decided to keep the MGS tradition going, and create a remake for the game. Once released, it basically beat out any game remake that we've ever seen in gaming history.

All of the amazing aspects of Snake...

THE GOOD:
- Online mode
- The original Metal Gear 1&2 games are back
- Improved camera
- Theater mode
- New camos and face paints
- New mini games
- And more!

THE BAD:
- Nothing!

SUMMARY:
All of the core gameplay of the single-player mode has been preserved. So why should play it again? Because new things have been added to make the experience even better than it was the first time around. For instance, one of the biggest additions is the new, controllable camera. You're not restricted to a top-down view. By pushing on the analog stick you can bring the camera down to an eye-level, third-person perspective and move it around from there. It not only brings you face-to-face with Snake, but it brings you in closer to the action. It's also nice to be able to switch back to the isometric view to give you a better view of your surroundings and see where enemies may be hiding.

MGS 3 chronicles the origin of...