You know, by the time I got Metal Gear Solid 4 (and a Ps3, for that matter), MGO2 was already dead.

Metal Gear Solid 3’s Online Mode was the best.

So, what exists of this game looks pretty good, but here is my concern: all of the maps so far revealed are pretty desolate. The original Battlefront mixed it up between desolate locals and places where it looks like people actually live. Are there any maps in civilization? Maybe something on board a spaceship?

I’ll check them out :)

So, I’ve made some Super Mario Land Remix levels. The levels are pretty faithful, but the enemies are obviously different and most of the Mario Land levels are actually longer than Mario Maker allows.

Ignore him. Those are some fine boots.

MGO definitely sounds interesting.

I’ve already got an FOB, and already do what you’re describing. It’s annoying to have to do.

No, I understand the system just fine, I’ll use the term In-Game purchases, then.

You talk about how things are cohesive, but then you list stories that take place within a relatively close time period (15 years-ish).

I did build one, the issue is:

I mean, making those stories no longer canon doesn’t make them any less enjoyable. I’ve re-read the X-Wing novels and they’re still pretty great.

The overall shape of the universe is still intact, which is important. Right now we’re back in the early 90’s stage of the EU, where everything was up for grabs.

Biscuit.

All the yes. This would be amazing if it actually came to fruition.

I’m just annoyed how hard it is to upgrade your teams without an FOB. I’m almost 120 hours in and I still haven’t reached level 60 yet on any of my teams, but I’m close.

The new Gundam seems pretty good. I’m already loving Biscuit, which is the best name a Gundam character has ever had.

Jackson Niles: The hero of making video game references WE DESERVE.

Blanka’s daughter?

Arno redeems himself later, but you could say Ezio is a selfish longer for large chunks of ACII. Remember, we don’t get nearly the same amount of character develoment