Today, we discuss the classic PlayStation 2 video game, Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. Released in 2001, this game is a sequel to the popular Metal Gear Solid. This is our first sequel episode, or the first episode where we dove back into a franchise we've already covered. For Ryan it was a first time play through, for Deric it was a return to something familiare, or so we thought. Things get... weird. We talk about what makes a good sequel and how this game almost didn't come out due to its release date coinciding with the aftermath of 9/11. We also talk about some of the things we didn't like about the game and some of the things we did. Did you know this game was almost canceled? We talk about the game's development. Be sure to listen to the end to hear our icebreaker question for next week's episode!
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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro And What Makes a Good Sequel
00:08:10 The Metal Gear Solid 2 Sequel
00:09:00 How 9/11 Almost Canceled MGS2
00:12:00 Pizza Hut Gave Away MGS
00:14:30 The Switch Up
00:23:30 The Bosses
00:25:30 What Is Real?
00:28:50 The Message
00:30:00 Battling Arsonal
00:32:25 European Extreme And Boss Battles
00:35:15 Play How They Want You To Play
00:38:00 Things Get Weird
00:43:45 Closing Thoughts And Hidden Gems
00:58:00 Comments
01:02:00 Icebreaker Question For Next Week
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