Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence was. Subsistence eschews the extra single-player. Konami's Metal Gear Online service for the PlayStation 2.

First off, I dont own any playstation system or have ever played a MGS game before, but I want to and would like to find out the best way to go about it! I own a 360 and pc and I may own a Vita in the future, so I was thinking, should I buy the HD collection for the xbox, or should I wait until I get the Vita. BUT, before I can play the games in the HD collection I have to play MGS 1.

And also, what is the game called just 'metal gear'? Should I play that aswell? Is it connected at all? I have no idea but thanks for any help. You could pick up a cheap PS1 or Gamecube to play MGS1 on.

Decision Trees For Differential Diagnosis Pdf Free. I wouldn't really play them on the Vita, though I don't own one I'd say putting in more effort (if needed) and playing on a TV is the way to go. Definitely play MGS1 though, don't skip it! And you don't need to play MG and MG2, I certainly hadn't when I played MGS1 - and they don't add or detract from the story of MGS1 through 4 - but if you feel the need they are included under the MGS3 section of the HD collection! Also, how will you complete the saga if you can't play MGS4!? @ItBeStefYo said: First off, I dont own any playstation system or have ever played a MGS game before, but I want to and would like to find out the best way to go about it! I own a 360 and pc and I may own a Vita in the future, so I was thinking, should I buy the HD collection for the xbox, or should I wait until I get the Vita. BUT, before I can play the games in the HD collection I have to play MGS 1.

And also, what is the game called just 'metal gear'? Should I play that aswell? Is it connected at all? I have no idea but thanks for any help. What do you mean by how? They are stealth games but are not so strict that you can fumble your way through them (which is usually what happens to me).

Um.you shot dudes. Shot some more dudes.

In terms of difficulty, I'd go with Peace Walker->MGS3->MGS2->MGS1PC [if only for the fact that THAT one tends to really pull no punches at times]. Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2 are precursor games that take place, IIRC, between Peace Walker and MGS1. If you want to play it in chronological order, the order is MGS3, Peace Walker, Metal Gear 1 and 2, Metal Gear Solid, and then Metal Gear Solid 2. If, by some miracle, you have a Gamecube, you might be interested in trying to track down The Twin Snakes, the GameCube remake of Metal Gear Solid 1. While some knowledge of the Shadow Moses incident (MGS1) is advisable, you don't NEED to have played MGS1 to enjoy the other MGS games.

(And no, I'm not referring to the NES 'Metal Gear' games, it's the original MSX Metal Gear games that are included in the HD collection, as part of MGS3: Subsistence). Just buy the 360 HD collection. If you don't have access to a PS3, I would probably play them in this order - MGS2 >MGS3 >PW. For story's sake, the chronological timeline of the series is MGS3 Snake Eater >Peace Walker >MG1 >MGS2 Sons of Liberty >MGS4 Guns of the Patriots.