BeefJack: "It’s really tough to find reasons not to recommend the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection, though. MGS 2 and 3 each come with a bevy of extra features, and the MSX versions of Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake from MGS3: Subsistence are packed in too for good measure. Sadly, there’s nothing in the way of extra video features, and the lack of The Document of Metal Gear Solid 2 is a gross oversight, but there’s just so much brilliant content packed in anyway."
If you're replaying MGS1 in any of its available forms, you'll want to know how to unlock all the best items in the game!
The Metal Gear Solid HD Collection launched in 2011, and is still the best way to play Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater ahead of the remake.
Can’t wait to one day break that game out of the collection vault
Currently playing Snake Eater HD on CRT 16:9, via Scart RGB. Game looks great but not as clean as MGS2, but thats due to the setting. Can't wait for the remake + the next HD collection on PS5.
Months after they were removed from sale, a number of Metal Gear Solid games have yet to return to the PlayStation and Xbox stores.
Konami's too busy with their Pachinko machines to worry over silly little things like this.
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The only (unofficial) reason not to buy the MGS HD is the lack of MGS1.
But that's arguable, being that you still get 3 awesome, classic games boosted with HD visuals.
No 'real' reason not to buy.
However;
I would sooo love a one-disc collection!
This game deserves a 10, I love mgs3 so f***ing much, that was the only one I didnt play back in the day, and I will definatly play through it again after im done with the.other 2.