@Barighm: Yeah, I'm just approaching it logically. I honestly don't have much trust for Konami these days, so it's largely irrelevant to me.

It's pretty off putting for me for them to do any MGS remake without Kojima. I just don't trust them to do right by the game without the mastermind who crafted it.

@faithxvoid: Chronologically, it'd be the first game, so it kind of makes sense. I don't see them doing a MGS2 remake and they may do MGS1 next.

It looks like this is a minority opinion among reviewers, so I suppose it's still worth a play. I don't plan to buy it, but it's on my list for GF, so no loss if I end up agreeing with this review. However, majority of reviews I've seen so far say it's better than this review is telling us.

Seeing this for free tomorrow, so however I end up feeling about it, it's no real loss. As entertained as I am by these movies, they have gone downhill since Endgame. It feels like a lot of the energy they were working with in creating the Infinity Saga died down. The MCU has always been a machine, churning out formulaic, albeit entertaining films, but that formula seems to have overtaken the entertaining aspect. I enjoyed Phase 4 to an extent, but it was also very much forgettable. Loki was probably the best thing they put out from that phase, which really says something. I expect I will enjoy Quantumania, but it's disappointing to see that the quality is shrinking. Though, I suppose as long as they keep making money hand over fist, they'll continue to put this stuff out just the same.

@soulmuncher666: They're fitting for the type of game.

I thought the demo was decent. Shame, I'm not surprised, but I was hoping it would be better.

This is so silly, but I love Cranston for bringing him back. Can't wait to see what they do with him.

Still my favorite movie this year. Loved everything about this. It's the kind of original, heartfelt movie we need more of.

@blaznwiipspman1: Sure, but it's still a great game.