Look at that craziness, man.
Source: The Snake Soup
Look at that craziness, man.
Source: The Snake Soup
You know, I never really talk about MGS1 or the two old MSX games that came before it. To me, the juicy part of the series (from an analytical point of view) began with MGS2, and I’ve always wanted to do that justice first. But the folks over at BunnyHop have done a pretty great job with their 2 part video critique:
I found myself shrugging pretty frequently when it nitpicks on retroactive continuity choices or points out the unoriginality of the game. While everything they say is true, and although the amount of research done is fantastic, I feel like it was put in there to demonstrate how knowledgeable they were, without much of a point. The final evaluation is positive of course. I suppose the video is more of an explanation than an argument, and by that standard, it’s really helpful and smart!
Why not watch three GameInformer dudes play the Revengeance demo and fail repeatedly because they’re too busy making shallow observations? I have to admit, they are entertaining.
(Warning: Contains language and blood.)
A long, long time ago, SnakeSoup administrator Ravi Singh approached me for collaborating on an epic Metal Gear flash animation revolving around the very first game in the series, which most Metal Gear fans don’t even realize exists. I agreed. Continue reading
I haven’t talked about Path of Exile for a while, but they keep doing fascinating things, so I feel like promoting it as much as I can. This video shows off/explains a very unique character build for the Witch class of the game.
Here, just as Raiden is getting his final cybernetic upgrades, he gets a flashback to when he was a child and Solidus killed a prisoner with a knife. He tells Raiden that “there is honor in killing with a blade”, and slits the throat. He tells Raiden that this is his future.
Yeah, you like that, don’t you? You know you want it. Check out his cyborg abs.
I bet you can’t wait until E3 now, where there’ll be a playable demo. Platinum Games is going to give you a taste of their gratuitous action that Summer is all about.