Metal Gear Solid 4, PC, Xbox306, PS3 Full Game

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Other gadgets, such as portable hiding places (cardboard boxes and rusty barrels) and the Metal Gear Mk. II (a stealthed robot that you can command as a scouting device), are useful to anyone who prefers the sneaky approach. Not every gadget is a welcome addition, though. For example, the much-ballyhooed iPod is a neat touch, but to use it, you cannot have another gadget equipped, so you'll quickly forget the option even exists. But aside from these nitpicks, one of the things that makes the core gameplay so enjoyable is that you're rarely strapped into a single style of play. Shooting your way through requires more thought and care than you'd put into a standard action game, but you never feel as though the gun mechanics are stuffed uncomfortably into a stealth game. If you'd rather sneak, you never have the impression that stealth was shoehorned into a game that's meant to be played as a shooter. Sure, you're Solid Snake--you're not supposed to get caught. But if you're stuck in a jam, breaking stealth isn't a death sentence, and in fact, facing certain enemies head-on is often a heart-pounding, challenging experience. The few levels that do force you into one style, such as one in which you shadow your target through an Eastern European city, are still great, if not quite as impactful.
You'll need to keep an eye on Snake's stress levels and psyche. Though these aspects are more peripheral than health levels, they fit nicely within the plot. When Snake gets stressed (if he gets cold or encumbered, for example), his psyche gauge starts to deplete. The lower the gauge, the slower you will move and the less quickly you replenish health. Generally speaking, the psyche meter is rarely a factor, and should you notice Snake groaning a bit more, there are items like compresses you can use for a pick-me-up. Should the meter get too low, you won't be able to hold up your weapon or rush for cover. This doesn't happen often though, and while you'll need to keep a close eye on your health for obvious reasons, you won't need to pay too much heed to psyche.

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[blade19961]

you sure the xbox306 exists?

[LeonScottKiller]

Guess what fuckhead i flagged this

[Alexandroras]

broken page anyway

[argentinaaaaaaXD65]

@blade19961 yea, the pshit 3

[Speekies]

@zero00tolerance srry, but MGS4 is a ps3 exlusive :(

[Speekies]

fuck you, this is not for the X 306, it doesnt even exists, and not even for the PC, this is a PS3 exclusive. SHAME ON YOU!!!

[f14tomcatfreak]

@sanbox242 The Xbox better for some things,while the PS3 is better at others.Theyre roughly equal,the PS3 has a better CPU,while the Xbox has shared memory and thus sometimes better performance.I dont have one,and i dont need one.As for the computer problems,theres still linux+wine for games,and apart from that,by now even vista runs stable and fast.And YLOD is short for Yellow Light Of Death,sonys equivalent to the Red Ring Of Death on XBOX consoles.It usually means hardware failure.

[zero00tolerance]

hi guys just wondering is this game out for PC now ?

[sanbox242]

@f14tomcatfreak whats ylod? and do you think xox is better than ps3? microsoft made that and it has problems as well as their computers.

[f14tomcatfreak]

@sanbox242 Apart from that,it never had really good hardware.Even when it was new,there where PCs that could easily beat it.And seriously,the memory is a joke.256 mb?Every mid end PC back then had 4 GB.same goes for the video memory,which is important for textures.512 mb and up was standard,yet they went with 256 mb.And then the biggest problem:Sony.They didnt give the developers the things they needed to get the most out of it.which is why the first games (AC,e.g.) looked like shit.

[f14tomcatfreak]

@sanbox242 I know someone who had to buy a new one twice because of YLOD...one time it was the grafics chip,the second time the CPU.That,however,is not what i meant with problems,what i actually meant is the (compared to PCs) weak hardware.Sure,the CELL BE is a monster,but its hard to optimise anything for it,and unlike normal CPUs,brute force is not an option here.For example,without optimisations,the benchmark results are equivalent to a 3.6 GHZ P4.

[sanbox242]

@f14tomcatfreak what kind of problems does the ps3 have? i didn't have 1 for very long since it was stolen. and it was stolen b4 someone hacked the network. but for me it didn't seem to have any problems