Metal Gear Solid Series - Top 5 Boss Battles
5. Olga (MGS2)
For anyone who's played MGS2 on Hard, the Olga battle is intense and incredibly challenging. On hard, She becomes a head shot sharpshooter and the battle elevates to Wild West Shooter proportions. Of course this isn't even taking into account the amazing atmosphere, graphics and weather effects.
4. Fatman (MGS2) An incredibly fun and new boss battle where you had to fight the boss and defuse bombs, plus Fatman was on roller blades.
3. The End (MGS3)/Sniper Wolf (MGS1)/Crying Wolf (MGS4)
Yes, it's a little cheap to group all the sniper battles together, but at least I've ranked them from left to right. Obviously, The End which gave players several ways to fight was genious. Sniper Wolf started it all, and Crying Wolf brings a whole new atmosphere and intense situation where you are hiding from Frogs and fighting a boss.
2. The Fury(MGS3)
Visually, this boss battle was breathtaking and truly showed off the power of PS2. It's also an incredibly fun fight where you are constantly hiding in the shadows, setting traps, and firing at the man in a spacesuit.
1. Psycho Mantis (MGS1)
Nothing beats Psycho Mantis when it comes to memorable boss battles. Not only did he read off all of your save files, but he was also unbeatable unless you switched to controller port 2. This trickery definitely goes down in history as one of Kojima's best.
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Psyco Mantis is beatable. I did it my first try on Normal when I was 9 or 10. I always skipped the codec sequences from Campbell because I thought they were boring so I didn't know to switch controller ports. It took forever though. I can't do it now for some reason. >_<
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