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Originally Posted by Once A Villain
Is that why Kojima uses real places, historical events, etc. in his stories? It's like a hybrid between a comic book and realism. I don't mind that either. Sci/fi it isn't though. Not in my opinion. The villains are pure comic book.
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I'm sorry, but that's just stupid. Scifi stories often use real places, historical events, etc. By that definition, Star Trek, The Terminator, Back to the Future, Independence Day, The X-Files--none of these are science fiction. That's absurd. And comic books, by the way, are often science fiction too. Comic books are a medium, not a genre. The comic book villains you're talking about are from scifi stories written for comic books.
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Originally Posted by Once A Villain
I can guarantee most of them will say Kojima too. It's the popular and common answer.
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It's also the correct answer.
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I can't really share your enthusiasm for the "emotional impact" of MGS because I didn't realize there was any.
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In that case, you should try playing it again. If you don't think the ending of MGS3 has an emotional impact, then you're just dead inside.
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