Metal Gear was one of the first games I ever beat on the NES, but I just read an article at IGN that makes me feel like I was gypped and have to play the MSX verstion
http://retro.ign.com/articles/881/881710p1.html
Metal Gear - NES
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I tried to play Metal Gear on NES a couple of times, and I guess I'm just not understanding something. Seems like a great opportunity to ask... because I can't get past level one (are there even levels?) - I can't get far anyways. The dogs in the early screens always get me and all that. What am I missing?SpaceBooger wrote:Metal Gear was one of the first games I ever beat on the NES, but I just read an article at IGN that makes me feel like I was gypped and have to play the MSX verstion
http://retro.ign.com/articles/881/881710p1.html
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The MSX game is quite a bit easier and doesn't have a lot of the earlier stuff. Notably, fewer dogs.Ivo wrote:I tried to play Metal Gear on NES a couple of times, and I guess I'm just not understanding something. Seems like a great opportunity to ask... because I can't get past level one (are there even levels?) - I can't get far anyways. The dogs in the early screens always get me and all that. What am I missing?SpaceBooger wrote:Metal Gear was one of the first games I ever beat on the NES, but I just read an article at IGN that makes me feel like I was gypped and have to play the MSX verstion
http://retro.ign.com/articles/881/881710p1.html
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You can avoid them by waiting until they face the other way... its hard to do so I usually run down the screen as fast as I can and hope I make it.Ivo wrote:I tried to play Metal Gear on NES a couple of times, and I guess I'm just not understanding something. Seems like a great opportunity to ask... because I can't get past level one (are there even levels?) - I can't get far anyways. The dogs in the early screens always get me and all that. What am I missing?SpaceBooger wrote:Metal Gear was one of the first games I ever beat on the NES, but I just read an article at IGN that makes me feel like I was gypped and have to play the MSX verstion
http://retro.ign.com/articles/881/881710p1.html
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or in worst case be fast enough to punch them. But i agree the dogs are tricky at firstSpaceBooger wrote:You can avoid them by waiting until they face the other way... its hard to do so I usually run down the screen as fast as I can and hope I make it.Ivo wrote:I tried to play Metal Gear on NES a couple of times, and I guess I'm just not understanding something. Seems like a great opportunity to ask... because I can't get past level one (are there even levels?) - I can't get far anyways. The dogs in the early screens always get me and all that. What am I missing?SpaceBooger wrote:Metal Gear was one of the first games I ever beat on the NES, but I just read an article at IGN that makes me feel like I was gypped and have to play the MSX verstion
http://retro.ign.com/articles/881/881710p1.html
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Re: Metal Gear - NES
Oh ok. I just assumed I was doing something wrong, I was usually trying to run past them and punching the odd one, but it sort of felt wrong. I'll give the MSX version a go anyway, it seems to be considered the superior version?arion wrote: or in worst case be fast enough to punch them. But i agree the dogs are tricky at first
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