Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - PlayStation 2
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The Pinnacle of the MGS Series
Snake Eater
Best Military based game I've ever played!
Release date: 18 November 2004
Number of discs: 1
EAN: 0083717200734 UPC: 827307922145

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Best Military based game I've ever played!
“Warning: Spoilers
This is by far the best Stealth game ever created. Not only does it have excellent game-play, but it explains the Origins of The Big Boss A.K.A "Snake". It's not only a Steath game, but a survival game as well. In order to stay alive you have to find food. And what better food in the Jungle than Animals. You can eat a variety of creatures such as Fish, snakes, birds, toads, and basically anything you can get your hands that breaths(except people). But keep it to long it expires and if snake eats it, you can get sick and die. HOW COOL IS THAT?!
Another thing I really dig in this amazing game is the variety of Camoflauge you can wear. Everything from Treebark(which is my favorite), to Tigerstripe, to moss, and to White Kubuki masks! Its best if you choos” read more

"26.11. I HATE ESCORT MISSIONS. I HATE ESCORT MISSIONS. I HATE ESCORT MISSIONS. Instead of playing fair and having to listen to EVA's constant complaining I just beat her up until she passed out and dragged her into the goal. Stupid escort mission, pain in my ass."

"What I love about this game: The third entry on the "Solid" series introduced new features on the saga such as a constant first person camera, survival skills and a more advanced artificial intelligence. Add to that an amazing origin story for one of the most iconic characters, great cinematics and a very satisfying gameplay, resulting in one of the best stealth games of all time."

"While the Metal Gear series features many great endings, my favorite comes from Metal Gear Solid 3, in which after defeating The Boss you get to see a cutscene in which Naked Snake considers his previous mentor's actions and notices the fact that the nation will see her as a traitor and won't know the truth about what she really wanted to accomplish for the world. It is an ending that leaves you worried about the events to happen in future installments of the series, expanding the lore in incred"