Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops

The Metal Gear Solid series is one of the shooters that many players consider to be comparable with many names such as Call Of Duty. The series was released in 1987 and has been extended and now with the latest title being released in 2018. The Metal Gear Acid 1 & 2 game is the time when the creative team changes the gameplay of the game from stealth action to RTS for players to experience. This test has been successful and has been highly appreciated by many players for what it brings. To continue the series’ success, Kojima Productions released Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops. This game continues to be favored for release on the PSP platform for players to experience. First published in 2007, this game quickly became a craze on PSP devices and was chosen by many to play. This game with different gameplay from the traditional, the game has brought players many new experiences to experience players.
Comrade system:
This feature is a new feature that was first introduced in this game for players to experience. In many previous games, players have to complete the mission alone or only get help from allies. But for this game, the player can collect more teammates from the ranks of the enemy to help the player. But to do that, the player will have to go through a very long process to succeed. First of all, the player needs to make the enemy comatose by attacking or using anesthetic to shoot them. Once they are unconscious, the player can bring them into Roy’s car to keep them here. Next, the player just needs to wait until the necessary conditions are met; they will automatically join the player’s units.
Reasonable use of teammates:
Players can use the people they have collected to become a spy to support players. Players can know the taste information about the enemy to be able to win easily. Each of them has their specialties such as melee combat, using rifles, sniping, medical to support the player. Players need to base on the requirements of the upcoming mission, whether they can be used or not to recruit them into their units.