As it is, sitting in front of the game is very likely to take approximately two hours out of our lives. Due to them, the PC version was good for both longer play sessions (the main game) and short time fun (the VR missions). One thing that bugs me is the lack of the VR training missions. (I wish, however, they had made the "game over if discovered" option available right from the start for all difficulty levels!) The boss fights, on the other hand, so far have seemed a whole lot easier! Also, the tranquiliser guns are a good addition. Once the alarm rings, it's very tricky to stay out of trouble. The enemy soldiers have suddenly started to feel like the IQ 180 battle machines they're advertised as. The only thing where the game has really benefited from is the AI.
A little bit more of humor has been injected here and there, which is always good - hidden bits of humor are always fun to find. The voices have been rerecorded, which has had some benefits, namely that it has eliminated a couple of rather annoyingly badly delivered lines (a few seem to remain). The cutscenes are more impressive, of course, but again, you can't leap much higher from the original. We live in the age where improvements in game graphics are starting to become less and less significant. The original game was slightly ugly, but not *too* ugly - acceptable. That said, I have to admit I haven't so far seen much in the game that had directly benefited from the polishing. (For the following, note that I have only played the PC version of MGS, which is almost identical to the Playstation version). Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes is an excellent remake of the original Metal Gear Solid.
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