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Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol.1 (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch) on sale for
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About this Game:
- Contains "Metal Gear Solid," "Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and much more bonus content.
- Experience the thrill of tactical espionage action missions, sneaking into hostile environments without being detected by the enemy. This innovative game series was born from the idea of avoiding combat and infiltrating enemy territory undetected, a complete reversal of common action gameplay resulting in the creation of a brand-new game genre: stealth action.
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LN - Full Switch 1 game on cartridge.
LP - Digital license on a cart.
LB - Full Switch 2 game on cartridge.
The X's are arbitrary numbers that Nintendo uses to identify games.
The game listed in the OP would be a LN cartridge, so full Switch 1 game on cartridge.
Check out what happens when fans try to update an older game: here's a video of the Moguri Mod [youtube.com] for Final Fantasy 9, which adds widescreen support and tons of convenient features and high resolution graphics.
But when professional game company tries it, it's just "we dumped some old games on a disc and have them run via emulator, sorry about the bugs it introduced. But we're going to charge the same price as if we just created Skyrim or Red Dead Redemption 2." At least Konami included multiple games and they're not a buggy mess, like the re-released game efforts from Blizzard and Square Enix and Rockstar.
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If it didn't, people would abuse it and get the "licenses" and then sell/return the cart.
Check out what happens when fans try to update an older game: here's a video of the Moguri Mod [youtube.com] for Final Fantasy 9, which adds widescreen support and tons of convenient features and high resolution graphics.
But when professional game company tries it, it's just "we dumped some old games on a disc and have them run via emulator, sorry about the bugs it introduced. But we're going to charge the same price as if we just created Skyrim or Red Dead Redemption 2." At least Konami included multiple games and they're not a buggy mess, like the re-released game efforts from Blizzard and Square Enix and Rockstar.
If it didn't, people would abuse it and get the "licenses" and then sell/return the cart.
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If it didn't, people would abuse it and get the "licenses" and then sell/return the cart.
Check the cartridge, it has indicators to tell you the type of game you are buying. They can be found on the bottom of the cartridge label, black box with white lettering. Format is ??-XXXXX-XXX-0 where ?? is any of the following:
LN - Full Switch 1 game on cartridge.
LP - Digital license on a cart.
LB - Full Switch 2 game on cartridge.
The X's are arbitrary numbers that Nintendo uses to identify games.
The game listed in the OP would be a LN cartridge, so full Switch 1 game on cartridge.
Yes it's such a cheap prick move for Konami to do that.
You're better off emulating on the PC with community mods made by people who actually care about the games series unlike Konami
And no, Konami making MGS Delta does not forgive them. They could be forgiven if they remaster ALL the MGS games or just sell off all their IP to Kojima or Sony.
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