There are some great boss fights in the Metal Gear series, but Metal Gear Solid 3 has some of the hardest boss fights in the series.
The boss fights in Metal Gear games are always fun and hard, and there are many ways to beat them.This is also true of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, which has some of the best boss fights in the Metal Gear series.
One of the many things that make Metal Gear Solid 3 a famous game is the boss fights. It makes sense that this Metal Gear Solid game was picked for a remake, and fans hope that the hardest boss fights from Metal Gear Solid 3 will also be included.
The Sorrow
Snake goes through an endless river. And in the spiritual world, he meets the spirit of The Sorrow. Snake would see every person he had killed while on his task in Tselinoyarsk along this river. Snake would have to face the anger of the troops, scientists. And Cobra Unit members he killed, as well as the soldiers and scientists he killed.
Snake can’t attack The Sorrow, so he just has to keep going down the endless river until he gets to the end. When he does, he will wake up in the spiritual world, haunted by The Sorrow’s words and what they mean. This boss fight is not hard because it is more of a walking section than a fight.
The Pain
In Metal Gear Solid 3, The Pain is the second boss that players will face. This boss could direct swarms of stinger hornets, which might seem scary at first but are easy to deal with once players learn how.
When The Pain sends out his killer bees, players can hide underwater or use CQC with a torch to kill the hornets. When The Pain is weak, players need to be accurate and shoot him in the head over and over until he is dead.
The Shagohod
The Shagohod is easy to play because it has a rocket launcher with unlimited ammunition and a part of the game that moves on wheels. The chase is exciting, but it’s not a difficult task; players just have to keep shooting at the soldiers’ trucks and the Shagohod until their health is completely depleted.
This fight doesn’t leave much room for being flexible. Players will use their weapons to stop incoming rockets, destroy vehicles, and use their missile launcher to damage the Shagohod, all while getting ammo from their driver, Eva.
The Fear
The Fear, a member of the dangerous Cobra Unit who can leapfrog and jump from tree to tree, is one of the first to attack Snake. Players need to have a good eye and good ears to find out where The Fear is hiding, especially since he shoots poison darts that can slowly hurt Snake’s health.
Even though he can be sneaky, The Fear is a pretty easy boss to beat once players figure out how to do it. The Fear can run into the traps in the battle arena, and he can be hurt by stun grenades and AK-47 bullets if players use the fake death pill to bring him closer. The Fear makes use of a lot of the game’s features to make a boss fight that is both easy and flexible.
The Boss
When Snake goes up against The Boss, the man who taught him how to fight, he will have to put aside his feelings for the sake of humanity and the war. The Boss is the final boss fight in Metal Gear Solid 3, and by this point, players should know how to play the game well enough to co-fight The Boss in this beautiful flower-filled field.
The main fight with The Boss is mostly close-quarters combat, with Snake and The Boss able to sneak up on each other and take them down thanks to the heavy and hidden flower fields. This final battle with The Boss can be hard, especially if players haven’t learned how to be sneaky.
Ocelot
The first boss fight in Metal Gear Solid 3 is with Ocelot, Big Boss’s fated and best ally. In Metal Gear Solid 3, Ocelot is a lot of fun. He is a great character because he is young, enthusiastic, and inexperienced in fighting. This is especially true during the boss fight, when Ocelot shows off his revolver skills.
As the first boss fight, the new experience could be a bit hard, especially since players wouldn’t have learned many of Flappy Bird game’s mechanics yet. But players can make the boss fight easier by shooting the hornet nests above Ocelot or even by challenging him to a pistol battle.
Volgin
Volgin is exciting, both because of his attitude, which is toxic and bad, and because of his powers. Snake and Volgin fight in an arena that looks like a boxing ring. Volgin punches and shoots Snake with his electric hands. Because Snake can’t move as freely as Volgin, it will be harder for him to fight him.
When players fight Volgin as a boss, they are on a countdown to their death, which makes the fights very difficult. Snake will even have Ocelot cheering for him like a cheerleader, and he can fight Volgin in a close-quarters battle, which works well because the area is small.
The Fury
A great movie starts off The Fury’s boss room. The fight is an open maze of hallways and turns. Players are led through dark, interesting rooms as The Fury jetpacks through them, leaving a trail of fire in his wake. The Fury is called that because he can set the field on fire if players aren’t careful.
Fortunately, there are a few ways to co under this boss, and perhaps the most important is to know that shooting the red lines will allow water to put out the fires that block certain paths and save Snake from burning. The Fury has a lot of counters, so the best way to win this fight is to try different things.
The End
The End is one of the best boss fights in all of video games. It stands out for many reasons, including how hard it is. An old shooter with decades of co mbat experience will be Snake’s opponent. The End is very good at both taking shots and staying out of sight. In this boss fight, the hunter becomes the hunted, and the only way to win is to keep going.
There are a few different ways to kill The End. They can either kill him before the big fight starts or use the time to their advantage. But if players want to give The End the fight he deserves, they can track his moves or even use his parrot against him to make this fight between hunters a memorable one.
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater can be played on PS2, PS3, Ps Vita, Xbox 360, and 3DS.
