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1. #METAL GEAR SOLID 1 CUTSCENES MOVIE#
2. #METAL GEAR SOLID 1 CUTSCENES FULL#
3. #METAL GEAR SOLID 1 CUTSCENES SERIES#

Episode 51 doesn’t exist in the game that Konami released (at least not the way it was supposed to), which is still a real shock, because datamining over the last few years has uncovered just how crucial it was going to be.

#METAL GEAR SOLID 1 CUTSCENES FULL#

In its current state, The Phantom Pain’s plot is full of massive gaps that fans have had to fill in for themselves, and the biggest of these comes right at the end. The most obvious improvements a hypothetical Hideo Kojima’s Metal Gear Solid 5 would make would be, of course, to the story. And so here we are, wistfully thinking about what it would be like if the impossible came to pass, and we got to play a hypothetical Kojima Cut. But Metal Gear Solid 5 in particular had to chop out a lot of crucial stuff. Content being cut out from games is an extremely common occurrence- it’s actually kind of impossible to name a game that didn’t have content cut out during development. In the years since then, it has become clear that there was a plethora content that was cut out, both from gameplay and story.

#METAL GEAR SOLID 1 CUTSCENES SERIES#

The 2015 open world title had a lot going for it, but in so many ways, it was a disappointment to long time series fans. There are plenty of examples of video games that would benefit from that sort of treatment as well, but the one that comes to mind before almost anything else is, of course, Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain. And make no mistake- though it’s far from perfect, it’s an entirely different film from the one we saw in 2017, and significantly better, too.

#METAL GEAR SOLID 1 CUTSCENES MOVIE#

Recently, however, after years of demands from fans, WB released the Snyder Cut, allowing the man to show the world what movie he had originally been working on. Thanks to a ton of trimming and reshoots by a man who didn’t understand what the tone of the story and the film was supposed to be, the 2017 theatrical cut of Justice League was, in no vague terms, a trainwreck. Entire crucial plot lines were cut out, action sequences were neutered, the film’s tone was mutated into something it was never supposed to be, character development was ruined. It was a far cry from the movie that Snyder had been making and had been on track to release. And though there were many who weren’t big fans of what he was doing, he was, if nothing else, building towards that vision in a consistent manner.Ģ017’s theatrical cut of Justice League was a slap in the face to those who believed in that vision.

It was blatantly hasty, driven by a desperate need to catch up with a steamrolling competitor- but Zack Snyder, the man who was responsible for ensuring that the DC Extended Universe could get to that point, had a vision. But where the former had worked towards their spectacular success by patiently building towards it over the course of multiple films across several years, the latter wanted to skip ahead and get straight to the point where they could release a big superhero team up movie and rake in the cash. In 2017, while Marvel and Disney were on top of the world with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, DC and WB were scrambling to catch up.