The Most Realistic Video Game Probably Came Out in 2004

Video games are always striving for realism, but there's only so far that the graphics can take you. Adding subtle details can really sell a game, which is what Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater did all the way back in 2004.
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[@elmoandporkchop2724]

You forgot the most detailed bit of MGS3. If you catch a live snake, throw it at a guard, let the snake bite and kill the guard, then catch the snake again and eat it. later in the game you will fight the sorrow where you will be confronted by the ghosts of every person you've killed so far. The ghost of that guard will appear and say "you ate me!"

[@damianfitzgerald1163]

Elmo and Porkchop i thought this was the case for eating vultures? He didn't even mention all the guards there are people you've actually killed and how you killed them. When you do a no kill run only the bosses are in the river. Also the way you kill them is shown too. I did a playthrough that was mostly dick shots to test this out and most of the soldiers were holding their bloody groins screaming at me

[@arcane_rogue3440]

Damian Fitzgerald, I almost literally rolled on the floor laughing at the thought of that.

[@crematedchimera9122]

Whenever I would fire machine guns at soldiers, I would somehow keep shooting them in that area because of how frantic everything was. It felt like the episode of South Park were Butters kept shooting people in the dick by accident.

[@YourCrazyDolphin]

Damian Fitzgerald That's beautiful.

[@incelliousthewizard7883]

they still do, because even if you tranq them they still die it just isnt counted towards you.

[@one121100]

In the 3DS port of MGS3 first person aiming is in 3D but after Snake looses an eye first person aiming is 2D for the rest of the game.

[@krisd5697]

Actually, aiming with the iron sights always switches to 2D because it'd be very difficult to aim in 3d. The Resident Evil games on 3ds use a laser sight for this reason. Looking in 1st person without a gun is in 3D both before and after he loses his eye.

[@PanzerMan332]

I remember that after Big Boss loses his eye that you can still aim in first person, but one side of your screen will have a vignette on it, because snake can no longer use his other eye.

[@DerpySnake]

Yet he still uses his right eye to aim down the sights, despite missing his right eye.

[@four-en-tee]

DerpySnake I'd laugh if someone modded the game to make the screen black whenever someone tries to aim in first person in MGS3. Like, imagine if you had to force yourself to invert your hip sight or whatever to your left side? Like, you can do it in MGS5: GZ, but it doesnt effect your vision in this sort of way. >w>'

[@mkultrasoldier]

Never mention that port

[@Vyomesh839]

There are ice cubes in MGS2 that melt realistically. If you sat and watched them melt they would do so like in real life. Kojima is a madman.

[@elmohead]

...and the rate the ice is melting is realistic.

[@Thatsmahnut]

@@elmohead yeah i feel like noone points that out

[@tadpolegaming4510]

That program was only used once, on a small cooler that everyone just walked right past

[@vinhoverde3843]

@@Bruv- i got some vibes of him being cocky in im mgsv putting his name everywhere, but oh well, konami still screwed him

[@jiggycalzone8585]

"Realistically" Though tbf for the time it was a very impressive detail

[@X0mbiRapt0r]

On the topic of the Russian speaking: They all speak Russian throughout without any accent, as the main character would be hearing the Russian and interpreting it in his own head in his own native language and accent (English)... EXCEPT for a few lines where they are actually speaking English. In these scenes and only in for these lines, they have Russian accents, to indicate that the Russian speaker is now speaking in English with the expected Russian accent. That is a fucking great attention to detail in my opinion.

[@JEST3R_]

Better than any other metal gear solid game 👌

[@creatureman5636]

They speak russian in the game all i hear is english

[@MaxUltimata]

Apparently Kojima wanted them to be speaking actual Russian, but that ended up not happening for reasons I don't fully understand. Eventually this would become a thing in the Phantom Pain, where language was more central to the theme of that game.

[@harrisonmccartney4878]

@@MaxUltimata It was probably a matter of the voices not fitting with the characters or some ideas that he could express well in English/Japanese not fully making the translation to Russian. Kojima and his team seem to have a very keen ear for voices, which is why the credits for all the MGS games read like a who's who in the world of voice acting, and they would have immediately cut anything that made the characters sound unintentionally funny or like the voice acting was bad.

[@mrrey3481]

@@harrisonmccartney4878 russian is a pain in the ass to translate to, and this is comming from a native speaker who is doing it regularely. However there are quite some phrases and terminology in English, which can be translated into Russian with a single word instead of a phrase or something

[@elidennison9902]

Best part of MGS3; When you can infiltrate a heavily guarded base, by simply knocking on the door. A guard comes by and says "yeah yeah I'm coming, don't forget your keys next time." Witch you can just knock him out and slip in.

[@npc6924]

eli dennison the ol' social engineering tactics.

[@count2g220]

After 10 years of replaying and enjoying the game, over and over again. I never bother to try this..... Expected ... Time to replay

[@onestepbehind5781]

Took me way too long to figure that one out 😂

[@GreenTimeEagle]

Ahhh I'm dying of laughter. That's so good!

[@dragonkun15]

One of my favorite things is in a game in the Castlevania series, you get the "Sword in the Stone" from Arthurian legend. But since your character isn't the King of Britain, he can't pull the sword from the stone, so what does he do? Lift the whole thing, stone still attached to the sword, and use it like a war hammer. It's a pretty hilarious and weird, yet logical jump in reasoning.

[@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf]

Bloodborne kirkhammer be like

[@giveemdasauc3531]

Played this game when I was like 11, when I got to The End boss fight, I paused the game because I had to got to school. When I came home and unpaused the game, a cut scene played and I apparently had left the game paused for so long that The End died of old age.

[@giveemdasauc3531]

@@burritodoggo122 Yea, with the creepy eyes and annoying parrot

[@cooliuscaesar8076]

Also I think if you kill his bird he’ll get pissed and will fire more frequently also I think if you leave a certain amount time less than when he dies he’ll get a zero on you and you’ll die instantly

[@scotschleisman9257]

if you went into your PS2 system data after saving before battling the End you could set your "year" back a year lets say from 2009 to 2008, the End wouldn't die until a year and 15 minutes from your battle. it's awesome haha, since nothing was connected to the internet back then and you manually put the date and time in

[@alexjackyperson101]

so you been that school for one week

[@fuzzythoughts8020]

Weird cause that's supposed to happen only after pausing by end fight and leaving the game without playing for like 2 weeks or something

[@Medik2]

In mgs3. The stamina system as said, shows that snake has preferances. And one of them is that he prefers living, uncooked rat over normal russian rations. That man is legendary

[@lily91109]

He just wants some rats ass

[@MrMangarillo]

Oh snap, it's because he's a snake!

[@lily91109]

@@MrMangarillo forbidden information

[@thefakebarrybonz4492]

yeah that one was funny, while selecting it in the menu i specifically remember "wait, russian ration. but they don't have food? must be bad"

[@ccaa7674]

Probably cause it's military food from a communist country

[@AllTheRooks]

When you go into the menu where you can analyze Snake's injuries and whatnot, you can spin him around. If you spin him around really fast for a few seconds, he'll get motion sick, and when you leave the menu, Snake vomits on the ground. Later in the game, when Snake is captured and needs to escape his cell, one of the ways to escape is to pop into the injury menu, spin Snake around a whole bunch, leave, and have Snake vomit on the floor, which will alert the guard who barges into the room to make sure Snake isn't dying. From there, you just knock the guard out, and leave.

[@koryfredrick1164]

Yes, i remember that. Cant you also get him to throw up poison that way?

[@mlo51987]

@@koryfredrick1164 yeah I think so.

[@koryfredrick1164]

@@genises200 Well, Kojima is an absolute madman, there´s loads of that stuff in all of his games

[@thetipsyreader5491]

It's a heck of a lot of fun doing that in odd spots

[@Dang_Ol_Username]

That whole prison scene was amazing. In the og ps2 version if you saved the game Paramedic would talk about Dracula.. Turns out Snake hates vampires! If you turn off the system, then boot up the game again you'll be on a playable nightmare sequence where you slice up enemies with dual swords. Then there was the scene you could get if you keep throwing the food the guard gives you back. Eventually he opens up and if i remember correctly reveals he was Raiden's Father.

[@amcheeze6782]

I love how if you kill a guy, and then leave the body, if there were birds around when the guy died, the birds would eat bits of the dude; and if you eat the bird, *or any bird because you could just come across one latter in game* when you fight the sorrow you'll hear a ghost say "YOU ATE MEEEE!!!"

[@Repudiate]

Out of all the details from the video and comments, this one impressed me the most.

[@TrenElZombie]

I never hear that fron the ghost xD

[@guilhermesfk]

Iiiii call BS

[@guilhermesfk]

I stand corrected. Jezus man

[@brandonkelbe]

Yeah. Wow.

[@alucardsantradideus267]

Fun facts: Since it's a stealth mission snake eats everything raw. You can get a cold and the snezzes alert enemies. You can kill The end before his boss fight and avoid it entirely. Killing the engieners working in The not Metal Gear (forgot the name, bassically a tank) it will start with less health. The game will ask your favorite MG game, your answer will grant you a different bonus. Wounds that heal on their own increse your health. You can practice revolver tricks with ocelot during his boss fight, you can also copy his fighting style and make bullets bounce on the envierent to hit him behind cover. You can kite The fear with food, he will eat all types even poison. Enemys are afraid of spiders and snakes, throw a poisonous one and it will bite them aswell. Save while captured in the big base and reload, you will enter a minigame where you ala devil may cry fight ghouls, zombies? Vampires? Idk. Snake is afraid of vampires, they give him nightmares, the minigame is one of these. Make sure to talk with your team via radio, they have useful info plus chit chat that gives them a lot of character, for example: The boss= Your mom Paramedic=Geek girl You can hold soldiers and get radio frecuencies for diferent thing like aerial suport or call off alerts. Blow up armories and enemys will only have one cartuge. Ocelot is The boss and The sorrows son. The sorrow boss fight shows ALL your kills so far plus how you kill them. Eat a vulture after it ate someones body, you are now a cannibal. You can find toy frogs all around the game, shoot them all and you will get an invisible suit. Doesn't hide sound nor scent so be careful.

[@benmcgill2018]

Alucard Santra Di deus everyone is forgetting that if you leave the old guy for a couple weeks then he just dies of old age.

[@bigneto95]

Using fake death pill in "the Boss" battle, she gets mad at you and makes you spit it out

[@Kimiebosan]

SHAGOHOD

[@thomashodge1397]

"This game is so realistic that enemies spit bees at you, enemies are invisble, and enemies fly at you"

[@re_pete]

Thomas Hodge just like real life

[@sirsmellybottom7480]

Dude. I chipmunk store bees in my cheeks. I've practiced jumping with 100 pound weights. Then 200 then 300. Now I can jump absurdly high and far. I wrapped Aluminum foil around my black morph suit (I cut out the mouth for the bees). So yeah. I get into street fights and spit bees.

[@myndirnotur]

how could you miss how The End will die of old age if you start the mission, turn the PS2 off, and then come back two weeks later........... kojima-san you absolute madman

[@sauronthelordofdarkness2269]

you can also just set the internal clock up 2 weeks, and he dies, or just snipe him at the docks.

[@remy5347]

He sniped me to death once and i had a cut scene where he picked me up and took me back to a cell

[@remy5347]

Anthony Amurri damn i have to go replay it again. He never took me to that cell again tho. I dont know how to trigger that

[@DerpySnake]

It's 1 week, not 2.

[@brandonwithnell612]

he takes you to the cell if you save the game and quit during the fight and come back in less than a week, he catches you sleeping, if you come back in more than a week he dies of old age

[@3lloGuvner]

The thing that really sucks about games getting shit out with zero thought is that when a game finally comes along that puts in this kind of attention to detail I won't notice until someone else points it out to me because 'of course that's not going to be in the game, why would it be?' I played nearly all the way through Breath of the Wild without ever once using most of the mechanics in the game because the game never called attention to them (not that I would want it to). Modern gaming has actually trained me to be _less_ creative when problem solving because so many games are made in such a creatively-bankrupt paint-by-numbers fashion now.

[@willw1980]

'Ello Guv'ner, Times are tough for us creative gamers. In the future I'm hoping to get into making videogames and love seeing these videos about attention to details and will take these ideas into consideration. I'm still a senior in high school though so I still have time

[@kashimkalinin2524]

Will Wirth same plan lol

[@kato093]

'Ello Guv'ner nah.people simply dont pay attention to little useless shit like that. Its interesting but hardly something to salivate over like a dog in heat like the dude in the video is doing. You have to really play a game for an unrealistic amount of time to find that shit IN YOUR OWN PLAYTHROUGH. If that stuff doesnt happen to you, does it even matter? They just become like super hidden easter eggs that arent fun. But im all in for little details in animations like in the last of us and uncharted. Ps: i hated the arrows thing in mgs3 cuz i got one in snakes finger and it bugged out so i couldnt take it out. It would block my view when aiming pistols in first person and it was horrible to look at in cutscenes as he had a huge arrow sticking out of his pointing finger.

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

'Ello Guv'ner This is a perceptive observation, and a painful one too

[@thejastdays]

If I ever feel myself loosing creativity I usually play a just cause game. Helps fuel the engine a little.

[@LordSluggo]

Arma 3 with the ACE plugin. Have fun adding barometric pressure and the Earth's rotation into your 1.5km sniper shot calculations.

[@thisaccountisntreal107]

Oh my God I loved ace Having to manage your ammo based off of how heavy your mag is

[@boblabla4756]

Mmmmmmmm Arma. Only about 7,000 hours of my life.... maybe more if ya wanna throw true DayZ (The mod) into the mix.

[@DannyGruesome]

Easy. Its back and to the left

[@Arkansym]

I would play Arma 3, but the community makes it incredibly hard to get into, and it's next to impossible to find conflicts or even practice shooting in any reasonable amount of time.

[@LordSluggo]

@@Arkansym Yeah, it's over seven years old now and most of the population is hardcores. I'd suggest the 7thCav public server. Used to be *the* place to go back in the day, and it's still got a small if loyal playerbase

[@treykeele4578]

You forgot one of the best bits...he eats a bioluminescent mushroom, it recharges your batteries. Then, your mates over the radio tease you about it when you ask about it!

[@MsDavid47]

Did you know that in Metal gear solid 3 when you get captured and thrown into the prison cell if you save, leave the game and return in about few hours, Snake will have a nightmare where you control an anime soldier that fights zombies for few minutes, then he wakes up and if you call one of your contacts ( not sure which one) he will describe the nightmare to them.

[@chrisrichfield8906]

this only happens in the ps2 version i believe.

[@MsDavid47]

Well I only played it on the ps2 so I dont know if it the dream happens on other consoles.

[@mydogbuddy07]

Yeah, this happened to me naturally in the game when playing through the game on one of my playthroughs, was so confused at wtf was happening lol

[@mydogbuddy07]

It's Sigint that you can call up btw, he starts giving you a funny story that hints at a metal gear where everyone is literally turning into shit. I later read that the game you play in that dream was supposedly a canceled game.

[@MsDavid47]

It happened to me naturally as well, I was thrown in the cell, from witch I decided to have a rest from the game and when I returned few hours later I was like wtf what game am I playing? LOL Why was it even canceled it looks like a solid game?

[@dreammaker4147]

Are we not gonna talk about how you can interrogate soldiers and obtain radio frequencies from them? How you can use said frequencies to call off pursuit? Or how about how you can sabotage helicopters before the mountain section to keep them from patrolling the skies?

[@plasmaoctopus1728]

If I recall, some of the frequencies allowed artillery strikes as well.

[@creatureman5636]

Destroy food and munitions caches

[@creatureman5636]

@@plasmaoctopus1728 yep and healing frequencies

[@ForgottenFafnir]

You can actually catch a cold in MG3. However it's incredibly rare, as it requires snake to be undressed, and also be wet (rain or taking a dip in a lake). Interesting stuff

[@TyyTheFlyGuy]

Jacob Raines yep and I think he sneezes or coughs and it alerts enemies.

[@pedroj3432]

This was the best game ever. Period. Way ahead of its time and perfect in every way, from story, to combat, to originality, graphics, sounds, music, EVERYTHING! This game was and probably will be my all time favorite game. Thank you Kojima for this Masterpiece!

[@artemisarrow179]

Did you know in Metal Gear Solid 2 if you hang off the sides of the rails and pick yourself back up doing pull ups that you can actually increase your overall stamina.

[@Lucifronz]

Incredibly helpful for the later segments when you need to shimmy. Although I still end up getting killed by falling off ledges in MGS2 and NO OTHER WAY.

[@Bigfunnyhah]

That is quite cool, also, Artemis Arrow, your avatar is incredibly adorable

[@MikeMine2000]

Ok so I now have two things to do next time I try to play Mgs2. Punching balls, and pull ups.

[@krisd5697]

You get 3 different codec calls for doing pull ups. One each for getting your grip to level 2 and 3, and a 3rd for wasting time after that. Also, only Raiden can increase his grip.

[@SirRichard94]

I love all the details in msg games, I was impressed from the beginning of mgs2 at how you slip on bird poop. So I started looking for this kind of stuff.

[@andymac4883]

RE:Speaking in Russian; it's worth noting that Kojima apparently wanted the entire game (or at least, the portions actually set in Russia) to be done in Russian. Snake's Japanese VA was said to be really enthusiastic about this, but the idea was shot down by the rest of the Japanese voice cast.

[@UnOrigionalOne]

andymac4883 I wonder if he got the idea from The Hunt for Red October. In that they start out talking in Russian then later they transition to English so peoe don't have to speed read. Then when the Russians meet the US crew the Russians are speaking Russian again.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

Yeah I loved that, pretty nifty.

[@MsHarpsychord]

When travelling with EVA at the end of the game for like only 5 minutes you can enter the medical mode for EVA and see she has had breast implants

[@IAmKnightsDawn]

Depression.

[@dreamgoat8180]

And anal fissures

[@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf]

@@dreamgoat8180 you’re kidding

[@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf]

@@dreamgoat8180 oh no wait that’s terrible

[@scrublord25]

Just imagine if they made a remastered version of snake eater.

[@nathanielbanghart1900]

They did

[@George-pz3ue]

Yeah. A pachinko.

[@myrixica4222]

FucKonami would fuck it up, because FucKonami is FucKonami and FucKonami is the worst.

[@cynical8330]

@@nathanielbanghart1900 and it's fucking sick

[@Garland846]

Subsistence is literally that

[@KevinBrown-ho4zu]

I only played it cause I saw the bundle where I could get 3 in one (HD collection) and I've been in love with the series ever since. They didn't mention it but if you're poisoned, to cure it you can spin your character model around in the inventory screen and vomits out the poison in game

[@Thumbtin]

Wtf? XD

[@KevinBrown-ho4zu]

Xypher they probably did mention it. They just didn't say you had to spin your character model around to do it

[@valetin8588]

Another fact, if u destroy ammo sheds and u get discovered by the enemies, they will use their weapons less/be more hesitant.

[@returntodarkness1]

Путешествие подсознания I love when you fight the end you can leave the game for a few days or switch the date on your console. When you go back into the game the end will have died from old age.

[@Quattro79]

Also if you destroy their food supplies the enemies are less responsive and make more mistakes in your encounters

[@stureremilthestuborn128mm5]

les paulcaster, and they will eat anything they find (or you throw in front of them), including venomous things, like poison dart frogs, mushrooms, sleep mushrooms, rotten food etc...

[@badbot223]

Vault 122 how tf you do that

[@stureremilthestuborn128mm5]

Lucas Santos, TNT, plant one inside the ammo/food storage and detonate, any enemy in the area who gets supplies through these will be affected.

[@Jongho]

I got annoyed sneaking around, so I turned the settings to the easiest, took off all my camo, and ran around bare-chested as I gunned down everyone with a shotgun. The Sorrow and I spent a lot of quality time together. It was still worth it though.

[@k1n0k09]

I watched an interview with the dev of dwarf fortress, he talked about a big report he got where there were a ton dead cats laying in the tavern for no reason, when he was looking at the code he realized that when the dwarfs finished a beer they would throw it on the ground and the left over alcohol would spill and when cats walked through the tavern they would get alcohol soaked into their paws and consume it when cleaning themselves

[@not8719]

God, imagine this game with the Fox Engine and MGSV’s gameplay...masterpiece

[@WarHero373]

dude I wish!

[@SonictheHedgehog1st]

frank grimes Yes, but it could be more perfect. If that's possible.

[@Unethical.Dodgson]

I think this game is better than MGSV's gameplay... but an update wouldn't hurt it.

[@kodekristian]

Sorry, but I don't think that would be as good as you imagine it. In fact, I think it would be terrible. Combining two things that are good on their own does not necessarily make a better one; sometimes what makes them good is mutually exclusive, and any combination of the two would simply end up ruining both. For a good example of this, try and take all your favorite foods, throw them in a blender, and drink the resulting sludge. According to your idea, this should be a masterpiece of a meal.

[@SonictheHedgehog1st]

Kode Kristian Could you give some examples on how it wouldn't be good as we think. I think the only downsides are the game isn't nearly as open as something like MGSV and the player would have too many advantages.

[@Yarxov]

In Dark Souls 1 there is an item you can create your character having from the start. Its description says it does nothing, but you can still 'use' it. So players spent hundreds of hours using it at every point in the game, and dedicated months to find out what it did. The games creator would be asked in Interviews what it does and he would just say keep trying. It didn't do anything after all and was just one big troll

[@plasmaoctopus1728]

Its a shame the game didn't come out on pc sooner, people could have just looked at the game's code more easily to find that out much sooner lol.

[@nullvoid7188]

@@plasmaoctopus1728 What and ruin the creators fun? That's probably exactly why they took awhile to make a PC release.

[@plasmaoctopus1728]

@@nullvoid7188 oh yeah for sure, I just feel bad for people that legitimately spent several hours trying to find any sort of hidden effect or something. Either way it's hilarious.

[@jiggycalzone8585]

@@nullvoid7188 okay but what about our fun? In all seriousness- I love deep secrets in games that take years to find like in banjo kazooie. Kind of a shame the pendant doesnt actually do anything

[@nuckinfutzsf822]

Take the Pendant to Queelag's sister and she will speak to you. It reveals more of their characters.

[@DoctorShroom]

"I should be able to do that." Should just be the philosophy of all gamers and video game developers.

[@chungman6167]

Everybody knows about the end fight and how you can skip the clock, but I don’t see people mention that if you get shot enough and lose enough vitality, you’ll end up passing out, and the end will carry you all the way to the prison in the Lab that is super far away from where you were.

[@SiliconChipCookie]

Fake your death when you fight The Fear and he'll think you're dead then revive yourself and smoke him while he's not looking. Shoot The End's parrot on top of the shack in the gruelling sniping showdown and he'll get furious. At the end of the battle, the parrot appears again but as a spirit before The End blows himself up.

[@crematedchimera9122]

The first MGS game I played was the 3DS port of SnakeEater. There is so much depth that I finished it thirteen times. I've played it without killing anyone and had a playthrough with a leech draining my stamina for the whole game, I've messed around with all the secrets I could find, I used the mask and glowing mushroom against Volgin, I killed The End with my sniper before the boss battle began, I left poisonous food for The Fear and guards to eat, but I still had no idea about most of the things you said. MGS3 will always be my favourite game.

[@krisd5697]

One thing you'll miss on the 3ds port is cutting the ropes on the bridge near the beginning of the game. If you shoot the ropes while guards are near them, you can make the guards fall off the edge. It was removed from the 3ds because of the motion controls added to balance on the bridge, which already make running across as hard as it was with the ropes cut.

[@crematedchimera9122]

There is quite a bit of content cut out from the 3DS port, but it makes up for it with the simplified controls and the ability to move while crouched. I actually find it annoying to try playing the version in the HD collection, aside from being so used to the 3ds controls, not having the ability to crouch means you have no middle ground between slow and undetected and fast but noticeable, which is fine in the other games, but when you're in a wide open jungle terrain, it is infuriating. Along with that, the 3DS version has better aim sensitivity and your weapon is already out.

[@DerpySnake]

I actually tried a no kill playthrough, and I know I killed no one, but at the end it said I got 1 kill and I was so mad.

[@DerpySnake]

Ryan Pruske Thanks, that helps a lot, but it still doesn't help the fact that for me it's painful to fight the end with non lethal weapons.

[@TheKnightOperator]

If you watch the speed runs of those fights it can help defeat the end. use the thermal goggles to track footprints and spot, throw stun at feet, use the tranq sniper (have to have beat the game once) and equip and unequip to skip reload, and just blast him in the face really fast, takes about 15 sec.

[@angrypirate6666]

"The ladder to success is the longest to climb." Me: *Laughs in MGS3*

[@j0nnyism]

Best theme tune for a game ever. And you only get it after you complete the first mission. Just an incredible game with some of the best mgs bosses like the pain and the end

[@PanzerMan332]

In Black Ops II, if you use a tac insertion, there's some coordinates that show up for a split second. If you look up these coordinates, they're your real life location depending on what map you're on. If you're in the Singapore map, then the coordinates lead to Singapore. If you're on Raid, then the coordinates lead to the Hollywood Hills. It does this for every single map. I've played the game for years, and I didn't even know about it until recently.

[@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter]

Panzer Man yeah but a knife to the foot kills you soooo.....

[@PanzerMan332]

I mean there's a difference between something done for realism and something done to balance a multiplayer experience.

[@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter]

I just want to state, I'm not trying to jerk any of your jives, just debating this now. what about other more realistic f/tps games like the battlefield series. game had bullet drop and delay and much more realistic recoil. that game still had one hit knife kills too but even by it's gun play alone it felt to a general degree more real the cod games

[@asancoon2363]

Willy the fire-putter-outter I dont think battlefield was the best example to use there. When it comes to realism in fps games, you can do much better than battlefield, the best examples being the arma games and red orchestra 2. You can get killed by the muzzle blast of a tank cannon, no objective markers along with no 'you are here' markers on your map so you need navigational skills, no ammo counters, barrels can over heat, realistic bullet penetration, bullet drop. And as if thats not enough realism, people have gone and created mods for arma 3 that model the effects of wind, air-drag, temperature, humidity, the magnus and coriolis effect and other things so that the in-game ballistics are as life-like as possible. Its rediculous how crazy people can get when it comes to realism.

[@zZiL341yRj736]

Panzer Man No one cares.

[@Martianorbit]

I remember having my mind blown by the original Medal of Honour's enemy AI, which would throw grenades back or kick them away rather than staring at them or trying to run.

[@vagnos]

They could also lay on the granades to protect their teammates

[@templarkiller2926]

One time when I was playing call of duty world at war, I threw a grenade at an enemy and when it tried to throw it back it detonated and blew the guys arm off, it was pretty cool

[@sabaideebee]

In the first COD black ops, crawling in the tunnels in Vietnam, an enemy appeared, startling me and I shot him, but I noticed his arm got shot off. I put my controller down for a second, I wasn't expecting that from a COD game, reminded war is pretty gory, but most shooters just don't include that.

[@IsaacCollector]

One really small detail I always appreciated in games is something that was introduced in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and was carried over to Breath of the Wild. If you block enemy arrows with a woodden shield, they'll get stuck in it and when you put it away, the arrows will be added to your inventory. Block them with steel shields and they just break

[@MisterMelvinheimer]

See twilight princess.

[@mattjordan730]

I loved the first three MGS games, he left out a few things when you stop playing MGS 3 the games is still playing meaning the gaurds and enemy solder's are still looking for you and depending how good your hiding place is they will eventually find you so if you went back to the game after a few days Snake would be in a jail cell

[@oneconn9959]

In MGS5 you have binoculars that can hear where you look, but if you look high into the air at a windmill, it will creak, for some reason it just blew my mind. Kajima is a genius

[@jackowasabi4985]

You can snipe the sniper boss when he is in the wheelchair as he is going up an elevator and you wont have to fight him later.

[@cynical8330]

There are so many cool ways to cheat yourself out of one of the greatest boss fights of all time.

[@christopherwilliams8631]

Doesn’t he dies of old age if u go into the menu n change the time or date 2 later can’t remember how long I just remember my cousin telling me

[@yuudii]

In TF2, after the Meet the Spy short, they updated the Sniper's model to include a scar from one of the fights.

[@presofcamelot]

Snake and Dragonborn: *gets hit by arrow Also Snake and Dragonborn: "this is fine."

[@nathanleonard9825]

In skyrim if you're in a populated area you can make people fight each other by dropping a valuable piece of jewelry or something like that. Also if you drop a weapon in a populated area the guards will tell you to pick it up because someone could get hurt, or sometimes someone will ask if you want it and if you say no they will be happy about it and take it

[@thepope2412]

Nathan Leonard and sometimes fucking children will outright steal it and you can’t do anything about it

[@disturbedpyro4511]

@@thepope2412 I dropped a sword in Whiterun and that battleborn kid askes for it so i said yes. I hope he scared that little bitch Braith with it.

[@halfhearted4050]

Stop! You violated the law! Pay the court a fine or serve your sentence. Your stolen goods are now forfeit. Pay fine >Resist Arrest Go to jail ...tHeN yOu sHaLl pAy wItH yOuR bLoOd!

[@koryfredrick1164]

Iirc getting people to fight over valuables only works in Riften, which is a town with a lot of very poor people.

[@MadmanEpic]

Dwarf Fortress is still the most ridiculously realistic game ever, despite literally being rendered with text. There's a great story where the devs were trying to work out why cats were randomly dropping dead and puking everywhere. It took them a while, but as it turns out, the dwarves in taverns were spilling lots of alcohol on the ground, which isn't super surprising, given their permanently intoxicated nature. However, cats often walked through said taverns to get around, getting the booze on their feet. Then, a while later, they would be licking themselves to clean up, and ingest the alcohol. For a normal dwarf, this would be no big deal, but for that cats, that spiked their blood alcohol levels, getting them all extremely drunk and causing them to vomit aggressively. Most of them lick-drank themselves to death, and the survivors wound up with such a severe dependency on it that they began going out of their way to head to the tavern, and if they couldn't get their fix, became increasingly angry, eventually leading to cat riots. Dwarf Fortress! (Note: if a vampire is present and does not want to kill anyone, it may sneak over to a battlefield to drink from bodies, and if that's not possible, will drink the blood off of swords and armor.)

[@mogwix]

I've never played Dwarf Fortress but the patch notes are absolute gold.

[@marscaleb]

I'm glad someone mentioned Dwarf Fortress. I'm even happier the cats were mentioned.

[@TheEsdaniel]

I only played the "tutorial" following a quickstart guide.I left the game seeing the matrix

[@totaldestruction152]

MadmanEpic Correct me if I'm wrong. Isn't it possible to stab someone with a sword and use it to lift them in the air?

[@Nikarus2370]

@@totaldestruction152 A bit of a late response. But things happen a touch differently between adventure adn fortress mode. With fortress mode I'm quite certain that what you describe is possible. I remember 1 fight where a dwarf punched 1 elf so hard he went flying backwards striking another elf... and then they both hit a tree being mangled. Shit gets a touch dragonball Z sometimes. In adventure mode you can stab people, and you can throw them with wrestling. But I don't think you can pick someone up while they're on your sword... at least I've never tried. Maybe I will try.

[@beans5100]

Had to switch back to this video after a short binge watch for your content to say my favorite detail: The fact that all of your videos thumbnails have the corners of the 'greenscreen' showing, as a reflection of the cut off greenscreen being your trademark, as stated in one for your videos. Fucking awesome little detail that just blew me away. Great Quality Effort-ful Content!

[@GAMNGgeek]

Mgs3 is the greatest game ever made hands down

[@Bruceboot]

Bottles float in new Vegas if they are empty and sink if they are full it is so cool

[@DerpySnake]

Yeah and your choices actually matter...

[@Bruceboot]

I liked fallout 3

[@DerpySnake]

And?

[@Bruceboot]

U were insulting fallout 3

[@DerpySnake]

Yeah, I kinda like fallout 3 as well, but it was nowhere near the depth of NV.

[@afrikasmith1049]

All future stealth games should take a page from Metal Gear Solid 3. It's a holy bible for designers who make games that has stealth and survival elements.

[@takoshihitsamaru4675]

Afrika Smith Oh yeah, nothing screams 'realistic stealth' like a moving cardboard box. MGS is sci-fi fantasy for fans of military centered Manga. It's not bad, but to call it a "stealth game that all other developers should learn from" is just ignorant to more serious stealth franchises.

[@XxTheIKINGxX]

@@takoshihitsamaru4675 i think mgs 3 is more mechanically complex than you give it credit. it is up there with the thiefs and chaos theories of the genre. there are also dumb things in those games that make the stealth puzzles trivially easy btw, so your whole cardboard box thing is just a nitpick (also the box isn't even that good of a tool in mgs3). don't forget about the camo visibility system (strictly an improvement from the light levels of splinter cell and thief), the level design, or resource management that rewards stealth and disincentivizes straight on gunfights, all of which are core design tenets of good stealth games that mgs 3 does superbly.

[@somethingcool1533]

I love that one detail in Yakuza 0 where after you bought all of the commercial locations in Kamurocho for Kiryu’s real estate, you can stand in front of the store owners for a couple of seconds before you go into your idle animation and the store owner lights your cigarette. GOTY material right there.

[@jwhy7602]

one of the best games of all time, for sure. never really understood the depth of it when I played it as I was much younger, but even the surface-level details make the experience unforgettable. my favorite moment is the sorrow's sequence where you see everyone you've killed. blew my mind as a kid.

[@Gamechamp3000]

I was actually really disappointed in MGS3D for dropping the ball when they had the opportunity to add in another awesome detail: when you go into first-person view, the game automatically turns off 3D mode, presumably because aiming down the gun sights in 3D would have been disorienting. Instead, what they should have done: left it as-is, where aiming down the sights would be disorienting... but you easily solve this by closing one of your eyes, just like you'd do while aiming a real life gun. Not to mention the certain late-game event that would play havok with your depth perception.

[@yegr7763]

Gamechamp3000 what do you mean 3d mode (I’ve never played this game)

[@Gamechamp3000]

The 3DS has a 3D screen, with the ability to change how far separated the two images are with a 3D slider (which, at its lowest setting, only renders one image).

[@Gamechamp3000]

No I don't.

[@matthewdrake1076]

Gamechamp3000 it only goes 2d after you lose an eye

[@cthedogg1993]

Gamechamp3000 when you shoot a gun in real life, you must have both eyes open for better aim. When you have only one eye, you lose depth perception so when shooting a gun, it becomes less accurate

[@MagicMaster667]

8:08 - It's 1964, so it was actually just C3.

[@krisd5697]

Actually, you destroy the store houses with TNT. C3 is only used for destroying the fuel tanks in the Shagohod's hanger.

[@MagicMaster667]

A nice touch regardless. :-)

[@GugureSux]

In reality, C-4 was already adopted in the mid-1950s.

[@warlock2607]

C4000

[@walkdupon13]

C4 stands for composition 4th attempt c3 was to brittle in cold conditions and to gooey in hot conditions and it dose say c3 at some point

[@3DSage]

I remember being blown away when this game came out.

[@NedInYaHead]

This kind of thing is it's own entire genre, known as "immersive sims". Some good ones include Gloomwood, Streets of Rogue and Weird West. Def check them out if you love this stuff.

[@cloudbroken]

I love that I've replayed this game across over ten years and I'm still learning dumb cool shit about its systems. I love these aspects, but they're all evidence that this game was severely over developed. That's part of why games like it are so rare.

[@TylireousGaming]

Jordan Simerly I'd rather have a game be over-developed than under-developed.

[@cloudbroken]

_ Tylireous _ Definitely! And yet these games still come away from this hard work with an almost niche audience. I think that's tragic.

[@undead9999]

Loved the food system in mgs3. Weaken the fear with rotten food, throwing venomous snakes at enemies... good old memories.

[@Irish_Enderman]

In team fortress 2, during the "meet the spy" video the spy cuts the sniper's face with his knife, after that video was released the sniper's in game model was updated to have a scar across his face

[@vegetarianzombie82]

The realistic beard growth in The Witcher 3

[@seantheguy1391]

RDR2 as well

[@austinm.9832]

@@seantheguy1391 dynamic horse balls.

[@roger_clay0381]

@@seantheguy1391 RDR2 did it the best I’ve ever seen!

[@sophieward7225]

In Halo: Reach, you can shoot grenades out of the air. If you hit the frags, they explode instantly. Not only that, the hitboxes in that game were INSANELY precise. I remember getting pissed off a lot because I'd shoot a rocket at a wraith and, instead of hitting it, it would go underneath it. That was some solid detail

[@FactFiend]

If the hitboxes are so precise, I imagine shooting a grenade is a bitch to do too! -Brad

[@sophieward7225]

It was a bitch! I think I did it exactly once by accident, but if you threw one straight up in the air and shot it, it wasn't that hard

[@xander4644]

But did the aim assist help with grenades?

[@voodoodolll]

@SShimon Nope, no aim assist. But the fact that things like that *could* happen often leads to wacky scenarios like getting killed by a traffic cone. Halos sandbox was really something special, especially custom games. Reach wasn't the first Halo to have shootable grenades though

[@dbspaceoditty]

i mean, it did that in halo 2 also....

[@benknivett8196]

In GTA V the radio in the car turns off if you drive through a tunnel because there's no signal for it in the tunnel

[@PanzerMan332]

They also programmed all the dashboard instruments to work like real life if you're in first person mode. The speedometer shows your speed and the radio shows what station you're listening to.

[@ZunaZurugi]

Panzer Man... well if we go by that than how about Il2 Battle of Stalingrad. Not only is the speedometer working but also the RPM instrument, Manifold Pressure, Temparatur gauges for oil, water and engine. I mean i think when it comes to vehicles Fly sims are unbeatable there :D

[@lightpixeldotnet]

And convertibles in tunnels have the radio echoing back from the walls.

[@yegr7763]

The gps does too

[@EXHellfire]

If you install a fuel mod, the fuel meter on the car model also happens to work

[@weaponizedpizza8825]

You forgot the end and their most powerful ability: the ability to walk through loading zones.

[@weaponizedpizza8825]

​@@burritodoggo122 You heard me. The End runs between 40ish different locations separated across 3 different maps.

[@nerosoul2506]

@@burritodoggo122 That would be hell

[@Tobiasthejuggler]

The sniper fight with the old man (the end?) If you save your game and then wait a while like a day or two when you resume the battle the end will pass away from natural causes due to his age! I remember this being the coolest thing I stumbled across playing this game.. but as a juggler I have to give props to Ocelot's pistol juggling sequences . the person responsible for that mocap is legendary in my mind . Mgs3 is my favorite metal gear of all time . I was mad stoked watching this video great job

[@Karpens16]

In the meet the spy trailer for tf2 the snipers face is slashed by a knife. After the update his character model sported a scar in the same place he was cut in the trailer.

[@MrFenixo]

Also in TF2 when you explode a scout, u have a 1/100 chance of a Bird flying out of him, in reference to meet the medic

[@strongestvirus4491]

@@MrFenixo actually heavy had archimedes inside him from that trailer

[@gooneybird808]

Snake eater is the greatest game ever. Kojima is a baller. You are baller for making this video

[@mayhewstorm1473]

This channel is really fun and awesome. I’ve been binging your videos lately and def a bell ringing subscriber now. Keep up the amazing work!

[@BrutalDeath007]

I remember back in the day I sniped The End in his wheelchair before the actual boss fight

[@oliverhilton6086]

I'm addicted to MGS 3, to the point where I would consider it to be my favourite game ever, and I would say I know all the little details pretty well but there are some that are new to me from just watching this video, which just goes to show how well this game ages in that there are still things to be found in it.

[@marcusgrimes726]

Oliver Hilton it’s so good. It came out when I was 14, and I thought it was the coolest shit ever. To this day, it’s the only video game I’ve been able to play more than a couple times. I usually play it once or twice a year. It plays like the best spy/action movie in history

[@4RaccoonsIncognito]

Far cry 2 has reduculously attention to detail, not to mention still having best fire spread physics and animation in any game

[@jhaymonroe4706]

Luc d'Eca theres a whole video showing the difference in detail between Far cry 2 and far cry 3, you should watch it

[@Jay-ln1co]

Man, Far Cry 2 is a game I can play in the dead of winter and when that noon Sun hits the desert sand, and everything's all bright and hot, I can feel myself sweating.

[@Snotnarok]

I liked how the guns worked in Farcry 2, getting the crappier ones owned by soldiers would jam frequently or, one time I was in a fight and one quite literally blew up in my hands leaving me with nothing to use.

[@AndrewTraver]

I come back to this video every few months, because it is my favorite of ALL TIME. I enjoy every little thing, even though i play on very easy with the "i like mgs2" question. It's so good in terms on what we knew then as an MGS franchise, and how to keep pacing with one character. I've never played mgs1 but i know it is a tad unforgiving, and i had the taste in mgs4. But with the bosses, the world, the weapons, and many different ways to deal with different situations; it is my most favorite game of all time. Also, that's my problem, my bottle is never full enough.

[@damiensurber4306]

Favorite game scene ever was Ocelot Revolver juggling those 3 pistols. I love this game still today.

[@tgr3423]

Some of my favorite details are from the Metroid Prime games. As it is in first person, the attention to detail is phenomenal. Steam fogs up your visor, blood from killed creatures can splatter on your helmet, rain droplets land and fall down the visor, you can see your character's reflection in the visor when there is a bright light flashed near you, EMP devices scramble and disrupt your visor and cover it in static. They thought of everything possible to immerse you in the eyes of Samus.

[@kovenmaitreya7184]

That game was so immersive that hearing the music alone brings me vividly back into that world of Tallon IV! One of my favorite games ever!

[@alchemist889]

And you can see Samus' skeleton when you use X-ray visor.

[@Snotnarok]

That was really impressive since her different hand positions is how she changes guns. So you'll see her hand match the beam icon. That's mental

[@bnbnism]

And yet the field of view is horrible and unrealistic in every way

[@SickCotic]

Chrono trigger and the army of cats! in the game there is a point where you can win a cat, and after that point, cat food.. and if you keep winning more and more food, more cats will move inn at your house, and there is even a scene in one of the endings that your mom runs after them all through the portal.

[@FactFiend]

That should be in every game. -Brad

[@Comkill117]

Chrono Trigger is a masterpiece.

[@michaelmartin9022]

I was making a game in RPG Maker once with a house filled with cats and a red carpet. Only if you went upstairs the red carpet thinned out into a blood trail leading to a wardrobe containing an arm (which you could put in your inventory and sell), because the cats ate the owner.

[@blitzie66]

Michael Martin edgy

[@iateitguy903]

One of my favorites that I didn't see anyone mention is that in Hollow Knight there's one area in a section called City of Tears, and in one of the buildings there was a stage. After a certain point in the game, you can see these harmless ghosts, and there's this one who sings the background music to the area in the building. If you kill the ghost because you're a monster or did it by accident because they were in the way, the music reverts to the original version.

[@NotWellKnown]

It's amazing that after playing this game so much, I still keep learning about these little touches.

[@Juicemingus]

I feel like I remember that also during the boss fight with the ghost guy (I think The Sorrow?) the amount of enemies in the river depended on how many soldiers you killed rather than tranquilized over the game lol

[@perthling5904]

In MGS3, The Fear boss had no reaction programmed to being attacked from behind with the torch from the cave. Doing so will stun lock him forever. You can kill a boss in MGS3 by shoving a torch up his ass

[@TenBear]

Uncharted 4 has some epic fame details including accurate rope physics and light lighting up through ear cartilage. My fave however is when you slide down a muddy hill not only will your clothing pick up mud but if you pull your pistol out of its holster the gun has mud on it where it wasn't covered by the holster.

[@zephadusjoltspark6951]

I remember in my first playthrough of MGS3, I had an interesting experience with the boss called "The End". (For those of you who haven't played, he's a professional sniper. He's also quite elderly.) I was having trouble with the boss fight, so I saved, quit, played Final Fantasy X for a few days, and came back to try again. Much to my surprise, The End *died of old age* while I was away, and I no longer had to deal with his boss fight. While I was robbed of the boss fight I had just psyched myself up to try again, I was also so stunned and amused that I couldn't even stay mad.

[@royalcorvid]

Favorite MGS game of all time

[@darkhero-3097]

There’s a small dumb detail in inFAMOUS that I love is that the main character conducts electricity, and throughout the city there are small insignificant puddles. You can stand in these, and electricity starts flying around in it. This kill enemies and civilians instantly. However it’s not just that. Better yet, if you throw an electric grenade, it takes a few seconds to explode. However, if you throw one of the electric grenades into a puddle, it goes off instantly. EDIT: I’ve got two more. 1. This is something in the original Metal Gear Solid before you even start the game. If you go into briefings, you get a quick cutscene of Snake being brought in. If you watch all the briefing cutscenes that explain everything and leave that section, there will be a scene Snake agreeing to go on the mission. If you just watch that first cutscene and leave, Snake will be forced by Colonel Campbell. 2. In Batman: Arkham Asylum, in the Arkham Mansion, there is a metal detector. If you walk through it, it goes off. That’s fun enough, but when there’s a stealth segment in that same area, and you walk into the metal detector, it goes off and alerts the guards to your presence.

[@oibywoib]

DarkHero Gamer I need to replay infamous

[@Reydriel]

Those puddles made me kills a few random civilians accidentally, fuck those puddles XD

[@tyrschampion471]

There's maps in the campaign of c&c generals where you replay them later in the storyline and the battlefield is reflective of the previous missions . Always loved those details

[@l3layze]

I couldn’t agree more! This game had so many cool little details that really made it stand out. It is my favorite game of all time! Great story, great graphics (at the time, and better with the hd release), the health system when you break your bones, the stamina system, and all the small details hidden through the game.

[@hksucksatlife_1239]

I remember playing mgs3 on my Nintendo 3DS . I never get bored of it and played it over and over again. :)

[@jonashansen6391]

I know it's probably old news by now, but one of my favourite dumb details in games is in Farcry 4. At the start of the game, K-Pop fanboy and local dictator, Pagan Min captures you and... lets say he invites you to dinner. After a bit of fun torturing a rebel he gets an important phone call. He leaves and lets you know that he'll be back in a bit and he'll explain everything to you then. If you actually wait the whole 15 minutes instead of joining the dumb rebellion, Pagan does return, just as promised. No tricks either. He takes you to Lakshmana and you win the game. It's not as satisfying, of course, but it is less morally dubious and pretty hilarious.

[@plasmaoctopus1728]

sad part is that is probably that games' good ending If I recall.

[@jonashansen6391]

Nah. All endings to that game are morally dubious imo. No matter which side you stick to, it has terrible outcome for someone else. The game is set up that way.So just go for whichever option is the most fun :)

[@fishfingers4548]

One of the first times I noticed one of these little gems was Farcry 2; the empty casings of your bullets make different sounds as they land on different surfaces

[@christianackley7147]

Nobod mentioned the fourth wall breaking moments in mgs 1 when youre fighting psycho mantis where he reads your memory cards and switches what controller ports youre using and how the screen goes black and says "Hideo 2" in the corner just like how your tv would look if you didnt have your system on and your system was plugged into video port 2. Soooooo god damn cool.

[@Pheatrix]

Gothic was probably the first game in which the NPCs have real tasks. They sleep at night, work at day, sometimes they take a piss etc. Also you can't just go into a house of someone else. If you do they will get angry and after a while attack you or call for the guards which will then attack you. And depending on where you are it is accepted to knock people down and steal their stuff, because this society allows it. But don't kill them! That is not allowed.

[@mariomario7379]

I love when snake asks how things taste when calling Paramedic. My favourites being the bio mushroom and when he considers eating a dog ;)

[@warriorfromthevalley]

I love how certain item drops from npcs in Dark Souls give you insight into their character. Obviously, there are unique drops, but the times where they drop a common item like a coin gives a clue as to their place of origin or such are just fascinating.

[@tomc.5704]

I think you'd enjoy Who Framed Roger Rabbit - The 3 Rules of Living Animation, especially the section on 'bumping the lamp'. Disney allowed their team to put a ridiculous amount of underappreciated effort and detail into that movie.

[@GrkOneSix]

Memory is a bit fuzzy but I think that if you ate poison/soiled food you can spin the stick to make snake vomit it up to remove the effect.

[@HighguyMcfly]

Rely glad to see Metal Gear getting the recognition it deserves. Best series of games ever.

[@wizard5865]

if you tranquilize the bosses you can get their camo, however with the end boss fight you have to hold up in order to get his camo. but tranquilizing him will give you his mosin nagant, the only other tranquilizer gun in the game and super helpful for the following levels. Also if you get though the game without being seen at all you get the stealth camouflage which makes you invisible. And then there's the Tsushinoko, the snake you catch twice to get the infinite ammo face paint... god i love this game... one more for the road: if you have the single action army on your second play through, if you go into first person and move the stick around, you can spin the gun. If you do this in front of ocelot he will come out of cover to show off, giving you a clear shot. (plus you can shoot his hat off and he will come out to retreave it) (and you can cqc the boss back in the end fight)

[@OmegaSpecter87]

Snake Eater is a master piece that was ahead of its time. The healing system really made you have to think things through, more than just alerting guards. The food system was fun to learn when new unknown food was picked up.

[@patney1709]

Did you know that if you kill someone in MSG 3 let them get eaten by vultures then kill one of those vultures, cook it, and eat it, a person will appear in the Sorrow's battle and they say, "You ate me."

[@dickstryker]

You can run every sink and flush every toilet in Max Payne.

[@nak3dxsnakegaming661]

I knew I liked this guy and channel. Subbed.

[@RazorChampion99]

I played MGS3: Snake Eater back in the day and to this day, I think it's one of my favourite video games of all time. The opening Snake Eater song is still amazing!