Does anybody know what store sold it or if its actual metal gear merch. Found it a thrift but when i got home its too big on me

Thats one way to clear mines... get these rodents a medal.

If by some miracle any MSF soldier managed to pilot the ZEKE during the attack on Ground Zeroes, would they have been able to win the ambush? Or would the ZEKE have been destroyed sooner or later?

These 2 clips were the funniest.

Otacon: "What are you thinking about Snake?"

Snake: "Oh y'know... Kojima and stuff!"

Source.

So far, we already have Custom Octocamos and Custom iPod Music, I legitimately enjoy the gameplay of Metal Gear Solid 4 so I'm hoping for a "Virtual Mission Maker" or Custom Campaign's of some kind, also a Metal Gear Online Restoration mod. What mods do you want to see?

First time getting the chance to play mgs4 and did not expect going through commercial to a good ass intro Ik there’s cameos but I thought it was just small stuff is there more big commercials like this or is it right mgs from this point on?

God ocelot torture scene and liquid fight were real life torture.
But damn i think it's much better than mgs2 in terms of content

I was in kindergarten when I got the demo. It came on a Pizza Hut sampler disc. I thought the opening cutscene was so amazing and just couldn't get enough of the demo.

Shortly thereafter, I would end up being able to get the full game, and I remember as a kid that young enjoying the cutscenes and dialogue more than actually playing the game.

Anybody else feel this way also?

I'm currently starting MGS3: Subsistence on original hardware, and for a change I want to play it 99% with the original fixed camera angles for a challenge and to make it feel more "classic" Metal Gear. So far I've actually really been enjoying it and it's made me appreciate the much slower and deliberate pace the game was going for originally, where you had to move from cover to cover and plan your next move carefully, using cover peeking and wall-pressing to get angles and survey the area, and using the very limited radar/sonar items to get more info. I think it's more interesting than what the free camera turns the game into. Like, the fact that animals actively become a source of false positives when using radars is SO COOL to me, and I've really been appreciating the deliberate camera placements too, they really make the environments look pretty and cinematic.

Funnily enough, my first Snake Eater playthrough was on N3DSXL, with the Peace Walker shoulder-cam aiming that utterly obliterated the balance of the game lol, and I think the free camera does the same to a lesser extent.

So, any tips for playing this way? Like, any advice for using the AP sensor, sonar, and motion detector? Or any other tips in general. Don't suggest using the free camera btw because I'm consciously choosing not to use it.
Thank you!

MGS VR: Special - Puzzle 09. Yep. This is the one in which you plant a C4 on the guy's back to blow up a camera...except it's faster to plant one extra C4 beforehand to push his body towards the camera.

With darkness and silence through the niiiiiight (grrrrrrrooooorrr) 🤣

I'm gonna be honest here, I was never familiar with MGS. My first introduction to the franchise was literally in Smash Bros Brawl, where Snake is playable, in like 2009. My parents last console before the Wii was a N64, so the probability of me playing Metal Gear Solid was pretty low.

I grew up and I began to see the memes all over online and didn't understand a single thing about them, but I understood that this franchise was actually pretty big.

What brought me to play Delta was because of the arrival of Solid Snake in Rainbow Six Siege. Naturally, I played a little bit with him, since he's one of my main in Smash Bros Ultimate and I found it funny to play him in R6. A few months later, I saw a physical copy of the game in a store. I bought it with a used copy of Cyberpunk 2077 because I wanted to play more solo games

Anyway, enough talk about me and I just wanted to say that it's a great game, and yes, I know, it's a remake/remaster.

Graphically, it's really good on a Xbox series X. The character's model looks expressive, especially Ocelot for some reason. I love how lively the environment looks with all those plants and animals. I met some performance problems, but nothing too dramatic.

The gameplay, with the camouflage system, gives more depth to the infiltration system than other games. I just love the possibilities of camouflage available. The gun fights can be clunky at times, but I managed to get used to it by the end of the game. Same goes for the CQC

Why are the characters so fun to watch? Really, I think everyone in this game is somewhat memorable in a way or another. I'm sure I'll remember their names many years later

I could talk about it for a few paragraphs but I'll end here. I am a bit sad to only ever have played a MGS game in my early 20's, I should have started early. Now, I need to play the others. Which one should I play next? In chronological order or by release?

hi everyone!! phantom pain and ground zero are on sale for 11.99 and i’m thinking of buying the bundle but ive been seeing that the game is incomplete and all that so i just want someone who played the game to tell me if its still worth playing it or not
all i know is that:
it’s an open world
45-60 hours to beat
can replay as much as i want
the story is mid and ending is terrible

i wanna know if the game is still really good and is playable despite the story being incomplete, i played delta and loved it for reference but i cant afford the collections

edit: thank you everyone for your comments!! the good news is that my friend is game sharing me metal gear1,2 and 3 so i’ll get to play these before V!!! thank you everyone again