i really wanna play 3, i played it emulated, but it ran poorly, and looked poorly

MGS 1 integral for sure i just hope the trophies count on both solid and integral

​@@abadyasfour291they do

I just beat mgs1 intergal and it didn't show end stats or let me save my completed game help

I think this game is worth 70 bucks.

Same but Nintendo owns that version 😢

I even bought the GameCube or whatever console it was on, but never got a chance to buy the gsne

@@Muthalickaa thought about doing that too

The Twin Snakes is like.. What if Metal Gear Solid would be made into a movie in the Metal Gear universe, ten you get Twin Snakes. Over the top action sequences that would make the Matrix go “Wow…” :P It was ridiculous and fun and a nice addition to the Metal Gear franchise, as long as you don’t view it as a remake. The original is still much better.

@GFX667 great synopsis! Thank you friend

Can you confirm if the ability to change the text to English exists?

Yes. On the title screen go the "options" menu and you can change the text from Japanese to English.

​@@retromaster6163The item descriptions seems to still be in Japanese though.

Funny how this has fps walking mode and Twin Snakes doesnt. Weird it took until mgs4 to have another mgs where you can walk in fps

​@@JStarke2490MGS2 Substance much?

Dog real shit, im 32 i still remeber being so hype for 100 vr

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Not too long of a wait now!

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​@@afevisnot really. perspective correction is the harder/heavier option (PXGP)

Pardon me, but that's bullshit. Anyone who actually buys that PR rhetoric to gloss over the fact that they did a lazy port deserves the garbage they get. I'm old as dirt. I was a young and avid player when the PSX was contemporary. I had both the PSX & PC versions of MGS in the day, and I was _never_ a fan of the PSX's trademark texture wobbling and texture clipping, and there was genuinely no good reason -- or excuse -- to "preserve" that crap. It was never even _intended_ to look that way, it was simply a biproduct of the quirks of PSX hardware that we all had to deal with at the time. Even then, in the late 90's when that stuff was acceptable, _graphically,_ I would have taken the PC version any day of the frikkin' week, as pretty much anyone else would. Nor was there any reason for them to "preserve" the resolution, and how muddy and terrible it looks on modern displays. If this was really about "preserving" its original presentation, then they should have sent me a damn SD tube television from the 90's to go with it. Apply their dumb logic to the two other sequels in the package, and it doesn't hold water. The lack of display options here -- or pretty much any effort whatsoever -- is inexcusable.

​@@AgentMorgan2010i grew up with a dreamcast and i think i agree. i still play games on my old HDCRT because it's all i have, but PSX texture wobbling is absolutely not intentional. there's a reason the PS2 doesn't have it.

@@DonnyKirkMusic Erm. OK, zoomer. The wobble was perfectly visible on CRT televisions. Moving mouths are also perfectly visible on CRTs. There are PS1 games that had moving mouths, as well as plenty of Dreamcast, PS2, and GameCube games. So, dunno what you're talkin' about there. As far slime monsters in King's Field, that would probably the _only_ instance imaginable where the wobble makes sense, and the devs actually applied and used the quirk in an intentional way. Walls, however, are not _supposed_ to wobble, and that was never an intentional effect on the part of the developers. "looks anything but muddy". Well, that's probably because you played it post-patch, where they actually bothered to upscale and clean-up the image in their "Remastered" port months after the fact. The PC version released in the late 90s and didn't have any of that stuff, so riddle me that, if all this was "intentional".

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Not knowing about Integral doesn't make you any less of a fan!

​@@PerfectStealth thanks for your wird's. I thought exact the Same. In the end only one Thing Matters: you ARE a MGS Fan

Its ok man. I didn't know about all that stuff either.

@@PerfectStealth Yep, if you're a Western fan that's pretty understandable. Its especially niche for the bits you did get for playing that version in the West (often untranslated in Japanese).

Not knowing everything doesn’t mean you’re not a big fan

Kind of a bummer it never returned in MGS2, or 4 (but I can kinda understand that from a canon standpoint in 4)

I’m a huge fan of this game for many years and had no idea the MP5 was even a thing in MGS1 but I only ever had the US version😂😂😂

@@Pericles777 we only were able to get it on PC to enjoy that. I always knew the MP5 replaced the FAMAS, but I didn't know why until today

Thank you for watching! As far as VR Missions go - every version of them is practically identical. The difference between VR Missions (NTSC U/C) and Special Missions (PAL) is the fact that in order to play Special Missions, you needed a save file for METAL GEAR SOLID on your memory card. This was a requirement. Due to the various languages spoken in Europe, the special missions disc would actually require a MGS save file so it could then load up Special Missions in that same language. That’s not the case for VR Missions as it’s always in English. Other than that they are pretty much the same in every way.

Special missions required you to insert an mgs1 disc before you could play as well.

​@@danbigboss6484Most don't even know the difference between Sons of Liberty/Snake Eater and Substance/Subsistance and how this is the first time the originals are rereleased.

@@danbigboss6484 I bought the original game on PS1 in EU and I've never heard of Integral. Also seems like it really doesn't differ in any significant way to the day one EU release.

@@danbigboss6484 Why? I geniunely don't care for the rankings. Only for trophies.^^'

why do you care about trophies? @@Ivotas

@@johnsotherside It just so happened that I developed a liking to unlocking them. Don't get the same feeling for completing challenges. There's really no deeper meaning behind it ^^

@@Ivotas So if all the trophies were just automatic from completing the game on easy you'd still prefer that than the feeling you get when you ACTUALLY accomplish something or challenge yourself?

@@johnsotherside Why do you care so much how a random bloke on the internet like me enjoys his games? I like earing trophies, you like clearing tough challenges. To each their own. Why would stop doing something I enjoy doing in exchange for something I don't? Video games are my hobby, not my work.

It’s only pc players with emulators who even care tbh the games work totally fine and are perfect for newcomers who want to experience it for the time

​​@@harambeepstein800960 dollars for an incomplete, flawed collection. If you people are ok with that, then you deserve to get shafted by this greedy industry.

Should be plenty imo. They haven’t released any info on requirements for PC but I’ll keep an eye out.

Hopefully we see it in a future volume.

@@danbigboss6484 yeah, there is, I rarely see anyone who genuinely wants it.

They'd have to remove the Nintendo Easter eggs

Wrong. Voices are in English as well as English codec text, but item/weapon descriptions remain in Japanese text.

i mean this video is directed to people who likely dont know anything about metal gear so why spoil

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So on the original they've censored his pixelated ass...by adding more pixels.

I hope this new version of Integral re-adds the Japanese voices cause it's the definitive version of MGS1

@@DaHeis Maybe. Unfortunately Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes doesn't have Japanese voices even in the Japanese Version. Just like MGS Integral and PS2 MGS2 Substance.

Sneaking suit Meryl is a reference to the MGS Radio Drama, character art shows her wearing a sneaking suit.

Bahn bahn bahn bahn bahn

I think it’s definitely safe to say it’ll be included in one of the volumes and it probably will be Vol. 2, yes.

Unsure on that for now. Won’t know until we have the game in front of us unfortunately.

@@PerfectStealth really hope it will! Keep us updated on this bro!

It's identical to Easy as far as I know outside of the MP5. The torture sequence is always three rounds on Integral even on higher difficulties.

Yup.

Nope. They’re all going down. it’s personal after they took Meryl.

unless they're modifying the Master Collection version Integral doesn't have option for changing voices, you only have English voices w/ Japanese or English subtitles. You'll have to play the original Japanese release for the Japanese voices (apparently regional variants are Downloadable)

i think you should just play the original games through emulation, you get the same full experience, and higher resolution

Depends really. Since you’re familiar with other METAL GEAR games you’re probably be fine playing Integral even if the item/weapon descriptions are in Japanese. Integral is worth playing to see all the bonus content if you’re into that sort of thing. If you’re just planning on playing through MGS once and not really seeing/unlocking anything else, the original MGS is fine.

@@PerfectStealth So they aren't planning on making the item/weapon descriptions be in English for Integral in the Master Collection even if you have everything set to English in the options?

@@PerfectStealth Thanks for the response. I appreciate it.

All the versions of the Master Collection will include MGS as well as MGS: Integral.

@@PerfectStealth Thanks.

Yes

Yeah it's not the first version I would recommend to new fans to be honest with you. It works for the most part but it's nowhere near as good as the actual version of Integral or the original PSX version of the game to be honest.

@@PerfectStealth I decided to play mgs in october of 2023. I had pc and xbox so I could play Peace Walker, phantom pain and mgs 1. I didn't have much of a choice.

​@@PerfectStealth there's a community patch that restores all the missing music, fixes the controls, and corrects most of the missing graphics. It also adds 4k widescreen support. Pretty much makes it the same as the psx version nowadays. It's on the pcgamingwiki under essential improvements, if I link it directly the post gets auto-removed.

Almost all of the issues can be fixed with the GOG version w/ a community patch. It's under essential improvements on the pcgamingwiki. Fixes missing music, the controls not being emulated correctly (only 8 directions work for analog sticks which is why sniper wolf is so hard, its correct to all 2000 degrees), fixed graphics, ECT. Makes it equivalent to the psx version except it also adds 4k widescreen support

Pretty much identical when it comes to content. Special Missions is the PAL version of VR Missions. Special Missions actually forced players to have MGS1 disc/save files in order to play it as it would use the language you played MGS1 as the language displayed in Special Missions.

Good thing you can easily switch between the two thanks to the Master Collection. :) You could do a Japanese playthrough on the original version of MGS1 and then an English run on Integral.

Yeah the english dub is really it's own separate thing from the original release. The Japanese is INTEGRAL (no pun intended!) to the directi9n of MGS, and the English dub really doesn't follow it unlike many other aaa dubs (final fantasy dub for example). The voices are very different

Agreed!

They're remaking METAL GEAR SOLID 3: Snake Eater.

It's better in some ways, yes. It includes bonus content not in the original game.

Integral has ONLY English voices with an option for English texts.

Yes

Will help for jaggies

Like dithering? I don’t think so unfortunately. I think the only thing they’ve added is a bit of smoothing judging off some of the footage out there.

On emulators you can use overlays to get those scan lines from old crt tvs, makes it look better

It's got to be based on the ps4 release