Who did the music for Metal Gear Solid 4?
Harry Gregson-Williams
The soundtrack is composed by Harry Gregson-Williams, his third Metal Gear Solid soundtrack, along with Nobuko Toda, Shuichi Kobori, Kazuma Jinnouchi and Ennio Morricone. Two vocal songs were included on the soundtrack.
How many hours of cutscenes are in Metal Gear Solid 4?
MGS4 has 9 hours of cutscenes (Minor Spoilers)
Can I play Metal Gear Solid 4 without playing the others?
You can certainly enjoy the gameplay, but you will be completely lost story wise. Trust me, at least read plot synopsises of the games, or watch the cutscenes on YouTube. Trust me. I did this, loved it, wished to god I had played the first 3, later did.
What is the longest game cutscene ever?
Metal Gear Solid 4
According to Solid Snake voice actor David Hayter and multiple game forum posts, Metal Gear Solid 4 holds the Guinness World Record for the longest sequence of cutscenes in a video game, one after another, at a whopping 71 minutes.
Can you play MGS4 first?
You need to play 1 and 2 first, at least. The thing about MGS4 is that it is a game made specifically for fans of Metal Gear. It’s an amazing game, but so much of it will either make no sense or mean nothing to someone unfamiliar with the series. If you’re interested in the series, you really should play 1-3 first.
Do I need to play MGS4 before mgs5?
yeah you don’t need to play MGS1, 2, or 4 for this game since chronologically they take place many years after this game. Sorry what I posted might have been confusing. If you’re low on time just play mgs3, peace walker, and ground zeroes.
How much of yakuza like a dragon is cutscenes?
User Info: slapper1. It’s about 6-7 hours of cutscenes total across a 60-100 hour game so the balance is pretty good.
Which game has the most voice lines?
Shortly after launch, the game Star Wars: The Old Republic received a Guinness World Record for the “Largest Enterainment Voice Over Project ever.” At that time there were over 200,000 lines of English dialogue. As of today, its over 370,000!
