Showing posts with label metal-gear-solid-3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label metal-gear-solid-3. Show all posts

Monday, May 14, 2012

How do I unlock each of the “alternate” videos in MGS3?

Question

How do I unlock each of the alternate videos for Metal Gear Solid 3's "DEMO THEATER"? There seems to be a real lack of information online about it! :(

Thanks for any SPECIFIC explanations that go through each alternate video and how you unlock them.

Thanks!

Answer

Well, as it turns out, you have to play through the game at least four times. The alternate scenes are:

When you're fighting The End, and your final duel with Ocelot.

THE END:

  1. Beat him normally.
  2. Beat him by saving, quitting out, and then setting your clock several weeks forward.

There's also:

  1. Letting your stamina drain down.
  2. Saving, quitting out, and setting your system clock forward a day.

OCELOT:

  1. Pick the left gun, shoot Ocelot.
  2. Pick the left gun, miss Ocelot.
  3. Pick the left gun, don't fire.
  4. Pick the right gun.

When you've unlocked all the of the videos in DEMO THEATER, you get access to the PEEP SHOW. Which is all the scenes in the game with semi-nudity.

Answered by Django Reinhardt

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Metal Gear Solid 3 HD: “King of the Jungle” Achievement

Question

Does anyone know if you have to eat every type of animal on ONE playthrough, or does it accumulate like Kerotans when you load from a previous playthrough?

I think I captured just about everything my first time around, apart from one or two things, I'd rather not have to do it all again for my second playthrough.

Thanks for any help!

Answer

According to this trophy guide:

[...] To earn the title MARKHOR you must collect all 48 different types of animal and plant life. That is all Snakes, Birds, Fruit, Mushrooms, Fish, Frogs and various other non-specific flora/fauna. You do not need to eat, just hold all 48 items in your inventory at least once in a single playthrough [...]

So, to answer your question, you do have to collect all animals/plants on a single playthorugh, but you don't have to eat them all.

Answered by JohnoBoy

Friday, April 13, 2012

Metal Gear Solid 3 HD: Didn't get Fire camo?

Question

I'm just playing through the awesome new HD collection on the 360. I've currently not killed anyone, including bosses, and I just (finally) beat The Fury... except even though I Stamina killed him, I don't seem to have the Fire camo in my inventory :(

Anyone know why? Where am I supposed to get it? Usually when you kill bosses you have to wander around until you find the stuff they've dropped. With The Fury there's an extended cut-scene where he turns into a fire beast thing. Eventually Snake runs out the exit and you finally regain control... So where do you get the Fire camo from?

Thanks for any help! I hope the game isn't glitched.

Answer

After defeating The Fury, the fire camo will be in Groznyj Grad Underground Tunnel:

Fire Camo Location

Source: http://www.darthscreencapture.com/MGS3/u.html

Answered by Ric

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Are there any changes from the original versions in the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection?

Question

I'm wondering if there are differences between the original versions of Metal Gear Solid 2 and Metal Gear Solid 3 for PS2 and the HD Collection for the 360? What are the pros and cons?

Will the HD Collection have any new extra perks/easter eggs like the original MGS had lots of?

I already have both a 360 and a PS2, so there is no investment to be made. I have also completed both games on the PS2 before.

Answer

The only "pro" for PS2 I can think of are better analog button controls for the PS2 version (the PS2 has analog controls on all buttons except start and select and this was supported in MGS2, specifically for aiming and perhaps for something else).

Other than that, I think the HD version will be the better choice, first of all is the HD aspect, meaning upscaled graphics, but also worth mentioning that included are the later version of both games, Substance for MGS2 and Subsistence for MGS3, which included extra content and in the case of MGS3, a new camera option. Also included in the package is the PSP game which wasn't available for either platform before.

In cocnclusion, I say the HD collection all the way.