Metal Gear Solid: Digital Graphic Novel

Seeing as how it's $20, MGS:DGN is one of those "what the hell" purchases. Even if you're not a Metal Gear fan it's worth checking out, if for nothing else than to admire the slick art work and check out a confusing story that you might have missed. It's also great to have if you never played PSOne MGS and don't want to play through it in order to know some of the back story, though Kojima's confusing plotlines may confound more than educate.

"Visually striking, the Metal Gear Solid Digital Graphic Novel is an excellent way to tell the story of the Shadow Moses Incident, and hopefully the other stories of the series will see this kind of translation. While it isn't exactly a game, it's not exactly a movie either thanks to the interactive elements and the memory matrix. It's probably not for everyone either; if you're a hardcore fan, you'll really like this experience, but otherwise, you may only casually watch the disc once or twice before you put it down."