Thought some people might like to have it working.
You need 2 fixes for it, one is available on gamecopyworld by searching for "Metal Gear Solid" It will allow you to use 3D acceleration on newer hardware.
The other is a sound fix that prevents the game from crashing (as far as I know)
Get it here: http://www.classic-pc-games.com/pc/arcade_action/metal_gear_solid.html
I'm not sure if any of this gets close to NOCD/pirating territory, but it's the ONLY way to get MGS to work correctly on modern hardware (By modern I mean my EEE PC)
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An EEE PC can run MGS?! You mean the PC version of MGS2 Substance, right?! So it would run with my rig!! (Crossing fingers)
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I mean the PC version of Metal Gear Solid 1.
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Oh. There is a PC version for it? Is it like MGS Twin Snakes, or just like MGS on the PlayStation?
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Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance was also ported to the PC, but I hear it was a very poor port. Too bad Metal Gear Solid 3 and 4 haven't come to PC.
I have heard that modern PCs now can emulate the Gamecube and even Wii with good speeds so you could possibly play Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. -
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MGS has texture filtering and somewhat higher resolution than the PSX (1024x768) so it looks better.
I'd heard that the MGS2: Substance port for PC was pretty good. IGN gave the PC MGS1 9.0 and MGS2: Substance 8.9, so I'd say they're both worth checking out if you've not played them before.
Unrelated: I've been playing Snatcher, an earlier Hideo Kojima game on a SEGA CD emulator and it's pretty cool too.
Metal Gear Solid with hardware acceleration in XP and Vista
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by mrsamsa, May 20, 2009.