Gervin

Pretty lame. Unreasonably powerful weapons makes the game boring very quickly.

Are they playing on a B&W monitor?

So... where is my Witchblade game?

@Taywah SOCOM!!!!! That would be awesome. Though no HD, as most of the HD games they screw up. Just a port with online play. The best online FPS game ever.

So depressed that Zipper had that abortion of a Socom game come out. I thought for sure they would get back to the winning equation.

This game series sooooooo Jumped the Shark.
- costumes have gotten past silly
- too many characters that all do the same shit
- controls got too complicated
- Star Wars crossover (last version), c'mon, so cheesy

The only reason I bought the last version was to have a SC game for PS3. There is NO reason to buy this version to replace the last one.

In fact, I still say the original PS1 version was the best. Yeah, graphics have been improved with each version, but game play suffered from each version too.

@KodyxDestroyer

BULLSHIT. Bell shouldn't care, and they will loose bigtime.
The helicopters are military use.
1) Bell doesn't make ANY money from their image, and thus cannot show any loss or damages.
2) EA isn't making money specifically off the likeness of the craft, and thus is not creating damages.
3) Military craft are bought developed for and purchased by the government, thus argument can be made that their likeness is part of the public domain.
4) As famous military craft, they are in the pubic eye and thus "fair use" applies.

@GErvy

BTW - I also LOVE playing it in it's original glory on my PSP.

There is a port of MGS1 for the PC. (I don't know if it's legit or not).
But with that in hand, there are also some mods to ratchet up the graphics. It won't help with polygon count, but does let you upgrade some textures as well as some openGL lighting effects.

It feels like playing the original Deus Ex with all the graphical mods.
Very slick looking low-poly gaming.
(You can also do the same thing with a PS1 emulator, and N64 emulator... nothing weirder than playing Ocarina of Time in extremely high-res textures and shading, but hellishly low poly counts).

@aeiah

I'm completely ok with that. Though that won't work either as it's too easy to hack the activation codes (see just about any PC software that's pirated).

Strangely enough, I bought more games when my PS3 was modded, as I got to download the pirate versions and play test them before risking $50-$60 on shitty games.

@(Unverified)

Not really. PS3 is effectively kept offline for any modded units.
(It's the one reason I un-jailbroke my own. Sad though, I loved using the jailbroken PS3 for playing ancient ROMS).