Here’s the first trailer for Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy. 8 games in all, plus a couple of graphic novels. It’s a trip down memory lane for those of you that have played any of these titles over the last 25 (!) years. The collection is out July 9, 2013, for the PS3.
Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Is Out July 9 For PS3
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28 responses to “Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Is Out July 9 For PS3”
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You’ll need an American account to play mgs. Plus all my files for peace walker, etc wont crossover internationally. But yeah for collectors purposes this works.
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What Dmac said, you shouldn’t need an american account. All the other games I’ve gotten off there (including the MGS HD collection) work fine with my AU account.
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Mgs is a download only title. Not on disc. You’ll need a us account. Not that that is too hard 🙂
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okay, didn’t realise that, but it won’t be that bad, I made an american account years ago
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Dang I had no idea. I think you can already buy MGS over PSN anyway? But then you would paying double I guess. Ah well just have to play my original copy of MGS1 on my original fat PS2.
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You can actually play it on your PS3 man, all PlayStation discs work on the PS3, unless of course its not legit.
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No Twin Snakes? In this age of HD remakes, why release the PS1 version of MGS? Surely the Nintendo rights to Twin Snakes has ended right?
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…can they even “end”? I mean they wouldn’t necessarily have the rights to MGS any more, but Twin Snakes would still be theirs.
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I much rather the psx visual if it means having the original voice acting, not the “improved” VAs from Twin Snakes.
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i would ve got this if, PS4 was PS3 compatible.
I played all of those games to death, except the 1st two MG games.
I just started playing through the series, bought MG1 off PSN, and bought the HD collection and MGS4… how did i miss this. 🙁
Anyone else bothered by how Hideo always gets all the credits and so on despite the huge numbers of other people that have worked on these games? I know it happens in a lot of mediums (games, tv, films) but with MGS he just really seems to want to be the focal point…
Don’t get me wrong though, love the few games I’ve played (MGS1 to 3 + SNES).
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He’s the bloke at the top who makes the final decisions, so he gets the credit (or takes the blame).
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I think Kojima is pretty much considered the auteur, especially as the game is so idiosyncratic. kinda like Sid Meier.
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