PC cut-scenes are usually more influenced by Western cinema, but it's not really a drawback and the scenes are so well done that it won't slow most gamers down for more than a few seconds. I've ranted before on the common mistakes that developers make when porting a console title to the PC. Substance gets a double smackdown because the game is actually a port of a port. The PC version of Substance is actually based on the Xbox version of Substance, and as I feared, it has every one of its flaws.
First, the game has literally no optimization for the PC platform. They didn't even bother taking the Xbox references out of the instruction manual or the tutorial text in the game. I wanted to put my fist through the monitor every time the game told me to "Press the X button" because I don't have a frickin' "X" button! I was playing the game with a Logitech Wingman with Dual Analog controllers and its buttons aren't labeled.
This brings me to the second of my "Cardinal Sins Of Porting" -- not even trying to re-do the controls for the platform. Most PC users play games with a keyboard, a mouse or a combination of the two. These modes add more challenges than anyone ever would have suspected and the game play is every bit as good as you would expect. Some of the missions are a bit on the short side but the sheer number available will keep you playing until well after the first of the year.
The graphics did not receive much of an improvement over the PS 2 version but the game still looks great and the fantastic audio score sounds great in Dolby Digital. The cut scenes looked great and really moved the story along.
Overall, if you are a fan of spy games or if you have never tried them before, I suggest you give this game a try. It is not easy, but once you get the hang of the controls, you should have no problems making your way through the game. The additional modes that Substance adds over Sons of Liberty will satisfy almost all fans of the series.
This game comes highly recommended. No matter which side of the fence you're on when it comes to Metal Gear Solid 2 as a story, there is no doubting the integrity of it as a topnotch stealthy action game. Kojima prefers to see Substance as the perfect version of MGS2. It fills in what was missing from Sons of Liberty. Well, probably not. But what you do get is the ability to play as Snake throughout the main story, as well as more than combined VR and alternate missions to chew on.
Below, we look under the kevlar of MGS2: Substance to expose all the pieces and show you just why the total package is so Kojima considers the original Sons of Liberty adventure a "skeleton on which the rest of Substance is built. Now, before you get too excited about new perspectives on the convoluted storyline through the eyes of these new characters, our sources tell us that the substitutions here are purely cosmetic.
You've seen these self-contained virtual-reality environments before when they were released as an addendum to the first MGS on the PSi; now, of course, they look much better. One such mission, involving two massive Godzilla -sized Genom soldiers complete with scales tromping around a VR city, while a tiny Solid Snake looks on helplessly, suggests that Kojima and company will, once again, redefine the very definition of a Metal Gear game.
Another welcome feature during VR training is the ability to now move and shoot at the same time in first-person view. Kojima lets on that during lunch breaks, his staff plays a mean game of Counter-Strike , a popular first-person shooter on the PC. In addition to the VR missions, which all take place in that funky, pink, cel-shaded computer world, Substance also has alternate missions set in the "real world" of MGS2.
Characters, goals and items are taken out of context, remixed and reassembled for maximum gameplay potential. Five unique short stories, an obvious lip service to all those who have complained about Snake's extended absence in MGS2, rounds off the package of Substance.
Starring Solid Snake, these medium-length missions all take place in environments from the last game. We have to admit, Snake Tales has us pretty damn intrigued. Browse games Game Portals. Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher.
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