http://jpn01.konami.co.jp/movie/mgs3...mouflage_j.zip

Check out that gameplay footage. This camo system is freaking awesome! I just wish it wasn't encoded so low that it took away from the graphics.

That was awesome, especially at the end with the black camo. I couldn't even tell where he was. It looks like it's going to be a pain in the ass to gather dog tags though.

i'm pretty sure you could play without radar on the harder difficulties since the first Metal Gear Solid. Should try it

My goodness, the camo system is extremely cool. can't wait.

It looks like constantly switching clothing and paint could get tedious quickly.

Its a stealth game. If you don't take the time to be stealthy, then there is no point in playing the game in the first place.

exactly. this game looks freak'n amazing so far.

I've Played both games and I agree with Trigun on this one. I much more enjoyed Splinter Cell To MGS. In Splinter Cell I didn't have to change my pants constantly to be stealthy.

Did Splinter Cell even have any outdoor areas? Being stealthy indoors (MGS1 (for the most part) and MGS2) is a whole lot different than being steathly outdoors (MGS3). Hiding under a desk or around a corner is completely different than hiding in a wide open area.

Is it realistic to switch clothes and face paint within seconds? Well, if it makes you more stealthy, who cares

I think what's hilarious is that people will play the game while continously staring at the % stealth meter. It'd be much better if that meter wasn't shown at all, and the player was left to decide whether a certain combination was working or not. Splinter Cell has a similar problem with the light meter (but is at least explained as light sensors in Sam's suit).

If you are playing Video Games based on how realistic they are, perhaps you should put the controller down and actually go out into reality.

Either a light meter or a stealth meter, it's a video game. I don't play video games to go into any reality. I play them to ESCAPE reality. bring on more MGS games if you ask me.

as if carrying around a gun store worth of weapons and gadgets in what looks like the size of a water bottle is realistic on any level.

Great video. I can't wait for this game!

You've obviously never played Splinter Cell.

Nope, no need to. I got MGS1 and MGS2 which I can play anytime I get the urge to be stealthy. Most of my time is spent being stealthy in SOCOM 2 online.

I think you should at least try it out. I personally think it's great.

Whoa hold the phone, you say there is actual GAMEPLAY in mgs2? Hmm that's news to me, I lost interest during the numerous movies.

As for MGS3, hopefully it's as good as MGS1 for the PSX because MGS2 was a huge letdown for me.

I feel the same way. Loved MGS1. . .Utterly disappointed with MGS2. Hopefully MGS3 performs better.

Again, you must atleast try splinter cell. The outdoor areas were the best levels. And If you want jungle, try out Splinter cell Pandora Tomorrow. Absolutely fantastic. If you have an XBOX, this is a must have. If not, get it when it comes out on the PS2. Not sure it will look as good but great game just the same.
Also, how can you judge a game if you never even gave it a try. I loved Metal gear one for PS1, in fact it's one of my all time favorite games but #2 was also a let down for me. I just didn't get that same feeling from it. Atleast give Splinter cell a rent and then come back to the thread. You might have a different view. If not, it's your loss. Your missing out on a great game.

I think my friend has it for the computer, I'll take a crack at it sometime this summer. I like the MGS style of play and stories (well, the end of MGS2 was shitty). Some people can't stand the cut scenes, but I think they are a good way to push a grabbing plot. I guess that is why I like FF games as well. Its the whole Japanese style that I enjoy. I'll definitely give SC a try though.

I also like the game play of MGS. I actually love the cut scenes as well. Thats also why I'm a huge fan of the FF games. I even really enjoyed the cut scenes from Xenosaga. (even the 45 min one) I just think IMO that Splinter Cell Was a much better game Than MGS2. Make sure you try it sometime.

Here's a great interview with the man himself. Man this game is going to rock. The E3 trailer looks pretty sick. I still don't know what the big twist it 10 minutes into the game. I guess that's a good thing.

As long as it isn't like the "big twist" early in MGS2!

my and many other's guess is that