#Metal gear subsistence cheats msx update#

While there are some that probably won't care enough to replay through Metal Gear Solid 3 with the new 3rd person camera, those that do are definitely in for a treat as it significantly improves the MGS 3 experience. In addition to using the R3 button to switch the camera view in real-time players can also perform the same function through the options menu where they'll be provided with additional camera control options. While in third person view mode, players are provided with more control over the camera, allowing them to rotate the camera view around Snake in various directions.

With the new 3rd person camera system in Subsistence players can easily switch between the game's original bird's-eye camera view and the newly implemented 3rd person camera on the fly by simply clicking the right analog stick (R3) during play to toggle between the two viewpoints.

While Snake Eater also featured a first person viewing mode, Snake was rendered immobile while in first person view, limiting the use of it to surveying your surrounding areas as well as aiming and firing your weapons. No longer are players restricted by the game's default camera system which provided an overhead, birds-eye view of the action with very limited camera control allowed. While that might not sound like a big deal to some, the new 3rd person camera actually improves the feel of the game a great deal. The first disc titled, 'Subsistence' is basically Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater with the new 3rd person camera view and some new camouflage added to the game.

#Metal gear subsistence cheats msx update#

Titled Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence, this two-disc update (3 discs if you managed to score the Special Edition version) features a solid set of extras that ups the ante with a much-improved camera system, feature-rich online mode, loads of extras, and PSP connectivity, making it the definitive version of Metal Gear Solid 3 to those that either missed out on Snake Eater the first time around, or to those that loved Snake Eater and have a PS2 broadband adapter to make getting this update worthwhile. Short of releasing a brand new Metal Gear Solid game, Konami has gone and done the unthinkable (well, maybe not so unthinkable) by updating the Metal Gear Solid 3 engine with some cool new features, including a brand new 3rd person camera view which is a first for the series, and Online play. The new play features certainly added a great deal to the Metal Gear Solid experience, that along with the intense boss battles and varied gameplay mechanics players experienced throughout the game made for a truly great and memorable game from start to finish. Lastly, the game also featured a health system that had players maintaining Snake's stamina by having him live off the land with food captured out in the wild, as well as tending to his injuries by utilizing various medical supplies tucked away in his trusty ol' survival pack.

There was also a new camouflage index system that allowed players to hide in plain sight by camouflaging themselves to blend in with their surrounding environments.