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Message: [QUOTE="MrPanda61, post: 209301, member: 429747"] Yeah, nanomachines did really hurt the overall canon by sucking every sort of mystery from the story. However, please give me some slack if I sound confusing because I haven't played that game in ages, the worst offender of 4 was the amount of readable content. Many bosses had compelling stories that could be only obtained after you defeated them, which is one of the worst ways you can develop characters in videogames. A classic example of show don't tell error. On the other hand, MGS2 had good enough gameplay to keep me engaged and I actually enjoyed the last bombastic part of the story. It felt like a Tom Cruise's movie that just wanted to be bigger that its predecessors. That's the reason why Metal Gear Rising feels so great. It's so bonkers you can't stop playing [/QUOTE]

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