Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes

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User Rating: 8.5 | Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes GC

By zeonfollower | Review Date: March 29, 2010

Are you ready for solid action game that put espionage action genre a big leap of surprise in terms of story-telling and mind blowing top story of Solid Snake.
The graphics are good with great character remodeling, everyone is as good as I imagine they would be. I especially love the Grey Fox character. And I love the voice acting too. They're solid as the name suggest...gripping and tight.
Once you finish the game, the unlockables are not very satisfying you Metal Gear thirst. The camera mini games-like searching for secret screen shot that reveal various in game photos of developers people is your next objectives. You don't have to take a snap shot if you don't want to, it takes time to search for ghost-like snap shot minigame.
But I think this game would be better if they give the production to the original developer which is Kojima Production, not Silicon Knights hands.
The sound effects and music is superb!
The 2 disc based game is satisfying your need of espionage action that is Snake and Liquid as the main story evolving around them.

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