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发表于 2006-12-16 16:19:21
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Kojima fans were [U]shocked[/COLOR][/U] to find that [I]Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops[/I] not only successfully emulates the console [I]MGS[/I] experience on the handheld, but brings [I]new[/I] things to the table. The folks of [U]High Dynamic Range Lying[/COLOR][/U] detail how [I]MGS O[/I] may actually be testing new ideas for [I][U]MGS4[/COLOR][/U][/I], heading to the PS3. The new recruitment system, where Snake must capture enemies and convert them into allies might be a crucial aspect of the next-gen sequel:
"In [I]MGS4[/I], there's no telling if Solid Snake himself will try to form his own fighting force. Otacon is heard in the E3 trailer, saying that Snake cannot do it alone, adding that he never had a chance. Could this be the catalyst that forces Snake to create a team capable of taking down the patriots, and stopping Liquid Ocelot? With [I]MGS4 [/I]still in development for another year, the story of an old Snake single handedly silencing an entire army of mechs and soldiers seeming ridiculous, and little to none of the new allegiance system revealed, it seems more than likely that [I]MPO [/I]may be more than a [I]Snake Eater [/I]sequel."
Sounds reasonable to me. For those of you that remember the original trailers for the game, there's "no place to hide" for Snake. With his body aging, and massive armored mechs walking around everywhere, Snake's going to need a lot of help. |
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