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[chemical ali]

Some of the jungle was anoying but I liked it, I liked the engine use of water and swamps.

Edited by chemical ali, 30 March 2005 - 07:06 PM.

[Allied General]

jungle is intense and quite scary

MGS3 is the prerequel to the events which incurred in the NES versions.

[Ash]

...but Snake has an eye missing? o_0 That kinda doesn't make sense, unless...

Oh. I think I've just figured out the plotline, and I've never played MGS3 LOL!

I hated MGS2. On that premise I won't think of MGS3. Incidentally, as much as I loved MGS1, I had to let it go recently, in order to buy Rome Total War. A good tradeoff, me thinks.

[Ruff]

waaa MGS3 in my mind is the greatest game ever made for the PS2.

I have beat it 4 times now. I have unlocked the stealth suit and Infinty Face Paint.

I am i also working on a guide for it with maps (i know its a bit late but im doing it for my satisfaction).

I also want to make aMGS site but i dont want to do it on my own i hate making sites and updating them on my own :(

Here is one part ofthe guide -

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Edited by Ruff, 13 April 2005 - 01:37 PM.

[Allied General]

well if you live in the UK or use Amazon, the only guide you will ever need is Piggyback guide.

The one for MGS3 is highly quality, hardback book with everything u need to know.

But or course its no subsitute for pure skill

[Az3r^]

i loved Mgs2 it was just funny as hell, the introduction of Moshing Guards ruled , i have yet to play MGS3 i want it , besides AGs right tis better to use skill than follow a foolish guide

[Allied General]

the guide KNOWS ALL

its more like an hardback novel

[Az3r^]

i dont like using guides, if i buy i guide its only if ive already completed the game

[Allied General]

i dont like using guides, if i buy i guide its only if ive already completed the game

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naturally