A 61 isn’t the end of the world, especially considering this was Team Jack’s fifth and weakest pick. While this is undoubtedly a hurdle for Team Jack to overcome, there’s reason to be hopeful. Metal Gear Survive was so blatantly bad that, aside from the use of the Fox Engine, it’s hard to fathom that this game shares its name with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. With the game sitting at a 61 on Metacritic for PlayStation 4 with 63 critics, the results are in, and they’re not good.
Still, there was hope that Survive could be something better than the sum of its parts-something stronger than what the public was labeling it as.īoy, were we right though. Were we undervaluing Metal Gear Survive at the time? Probably, yes the thought of Konami ousting the creator of one of the greatest IPs of all time and then continuing on with a zombie game of all possibilities left a sour taste in my mouth then, as it does even now. Pickings were decidedly slim at the time, and so Jack made the bold decision to bet on a game he thought many of us were undervaluing. When Team Jack selected Metal Gear Survive with the third to last pick in the draft (#38), it did so out of pure necessity. Thankfully, a series of release date announcements bring some rays of hope as teams look towards future months.ĭespite Wishful Thinking, Metal Gear Survive and Dynasty Warriors 9 Fail to Deliver
The month of February saw some unfortunate releases that have crippled certain teams right out the gate, while a massive delay puts one team in a particularly precarious spot. This time around, things haven’t been as lucky. The launches of Monster Hunter: World, Dragon Ball FighterZ, and Shadow of the Colossus gave Teams Sam, Kei, and Geron an early lead in the competition, while Team PJ narrowly avoided disaster when Red Dead Redemption 2 got delayed to October. When we last checked in with fantasy, things were going great for our contestants. February Sheds Some Blood as Fantasy Teams Begin to Falter
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