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Colonel.7. Fatman - Metal Gear Solid 2One of the franchise’s most bizarre enemies, this battle against the gluttonous rollerblading enthusiast was not only a test of marksmanship, but also our ability to multitask. Having to constantly avoid being shot or shoulder-checked by the fat man himself, while also attempting to disarm bombs and whittle away his health made for one of the most memorable (and infuriating) boss fights that Metal Gear Solid 2 had to offer… even if Fatman can’t seem to decide on which accent to use. It’s probably because of those wine coolers he’s so fond of.6. Liquid Ocelot - Metal Gear Solid 4It may be long and lacking checkpoints, but we can’t deny the satisfaction that comes from seeing Old Snake go punch-for-punch with his long-time nemesis Liquid Ocelot. This grueling test of Snake’s CQC skills finishes the Metal Gear Solid series much like it began, and pays homage to every game that came before it by using music, moves, and HUD effects from Metal Gear Solid 1-3. It’s a battle that marks the end of an era, and is a slugfest that we won’t soon forget.5. Sniper Wolf - Metal Gear SolidKojima wanted you to think that Solid Snake's second fight with Sniper Wolf was about revenge. The shootout took place during a snow storm, and was set to the soundtrack of Snake's heartbeat as he searched for a clean shot. It was all about the hunt in this fight, as you frantically sought Wolf while she dodged behind trees, or carefully positioned herself on a hill. Yes, you could have used the Nikita and ended the fight quickly, but that would have only cheapened the incredible emotional payoff at the end of this battle. Sniper Wolf's actual screen time was very short, but this final battle ranks among the most powerful in all of Metal Gear Solid.4. The Sorrow - Metal Gear Solid 3Snake's fight against The Sorrow in Metal Gear Solid 3 epitomizes Hideo Kojima's uncanny ability to throw unique, powerful, and unforgettable encounters at the player. The Sorrow isn't amazing because of its challenge or reward, but rather in the way it critiques Snake, the player, and the medium of video games itself. When you enter Sorrow's ethereal dream world and begin to trudge down his seemingly endless river, you're forced to face the ghosts of each and every enemy you've killed up I that point in the game. Kept your pistol holstered? It'll be a short hike. Killed every single thing that moved? Well, prepare to deal with the consequences.3. Psycho Mantis - Metal Gear SolidWho can deny the importance of Psycho Mantis? He’s the embodiment of all that is weird in

Lobomon, Loweemon and Beetlemon.HiAndromon: complete TAMERS path with Hagurumon.Justimon X: complete X-ANTIBODY path with Monodramon or Justimon.Beelzemon X: complete X-ANTIBODY path with Impmon or Beelzemon.Colors Alt.[]5th to 8th alt: Win battles against computer, up to 70 wins.9th alt (Golden): Defeat all Arcade paths (any difficulty).10th alt (Digital): Defeat 30 enemies in Survival mode.Digimon Character Skins Alt.[]Omnimon (Adventure voice): Complete 3 battles in the updated special battle 1.ChaosWargreymon: Complete special battle 2 by second time.ChaosGallantmon: Complete TAMERS Arcade path with Guilmon on Hard difficulty.BlackImperialdramon: Defeat 30 enemies in Survival mode.Special Colors the 11th Alt.[]MetalGarurumon (Christmas): Win 5 battles in Freezy Arctic stage as Gabumon (MetalGarurumon) or MetalGarurumon during Christmas (December 25th).Machinedramon (Digimon World): Complete Special Battle 2 having Machinedramon in your team.Piedmon (Burger): Collect 33 meat items during battles as Dracmon (Piedmon) or Piedmon.Cherubimon (Black Gear): Defeat Cherubimon using DanDevimon in Dark Area stage.Magnamon (Perfect): Complete DIGIMON 02 path as Veemon (Magnamon) or Magnamon.ShadowSeraphimon (Black Gear): Defeat ShadowSeraphimon using DanDevimon in Dark Area stage.BanchoStingmon (Stingmon): Complete RUMBLE ARENA path as Wormmon (BanchoStingmon) or BanchoStingmon.HerculesKabuterimon X (Titaniusmon): Complete Special Battle 2 having HerculesKabuterimon X, GrandisKuwagamon and Imperialdramon PM. In that order.Daipenmon (IceDevimon): Get a perfect win as Daipenmon against DanDevimon in Freezy Arctic stage. Daipenmon must be the player 1, and you can just do it in a round in case of multiple rounds.Sakuyamon (Black Gear): Defeat Sakuyamon using DanDevimon in Dark Area stage.NoblePumpkinmon (Halloween): Complete Special Battle 3 during Halloween.DanDevimon (Shadow): Defeat DanDevimon using Seraphimon in Hard difficulty.Aldamon (Infernaldramon): Complete Special

Solid Snake's retirement, mistakenly believes that his brother received their father's superior "soldier genes" and harbors a strong resentment towards Solid Snake. In the end, it is revealed that Liquid, rather than Solid, was the "superior" clone after all.[6] The ending of Metal Gear Solid also reveals the existence of Solidus Snake, a third clone who is an exact genetic duplicate of Big Boss,[7] that served as the U.S. President during the events of Metal Gear Solid and later returns as the antagonist of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. The Genome Army that Snake faces in Metal Gear Solid are also genetically altered soldiers who were implanted with Big Boss's genes after his body was recovered.[8]Big Boss's remains are part of the terrorists' demands in Metal Gear Solid.[9]Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater[] File:Naked Snake.jpg The young Big Boss goes by the codename of Naked Snake in Metal Gear Solid 3 Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, a prequel to the previous games set three decades prior to the events of the original Metal Gear in 1964, introduces a young Big Boss as a former Green Beret under the codename "Naked Snake" (the player's character in the game). Since Solid Snake is Big Boss's clone, Naked Snake is virtually identical to Solid Snake from the previous Metal Gear Solid games in terms of appearance, wearing a similar bandanna during Operation: Snake Eater (which he snatched off from The Boss during his battle with her at the end of the Virtuous Mission) and is even voiced by the same voice actor as Solid Snake in the Japanese and English versions. He loses his right eye from a muzzle flash burn caused by a young Ocelot and begins to wear his characteristic eye patch late in the game. His primary outfit is a battle dress uniform with changeable camouflage patterns, although he also eventually obtains a Soviet prototype of Solid Snake's sneaking suit from Metal Gear Solid as well.In the prologue sequence of the game, the Virtuous Mission, Naked Snake, a member of the newly formed special forces unit FOX

The world of Metal Gear Solid: an outlandish rubber-clad ex-KGB Russian mercenary with psychic powers and a mean-looking gas mask, who spends the duration of the fight making you dodge spinning antiques. But it was his annihilation of the fourth wall – making you switch controller ports to avoid being mind-read, pretending to shut the TV off mid-fight – that helped cement Metal Gear Solid as a series to watch for its outrageous characters and story, just as much as its engaging espionage action.2. The Boss - Metal Gear Solid 3No encounter manages to hit on as many levels as Naked Snake’s encounter with The Boss at the end of Metal Gear Solid 3. Not only was The Boss pivotal in the events of Metal Gear’s faux history, but as Snake’s mentor and friend, she helped shape the man that he would eventually become. Aside from this, the fight itself was a tense, gorgeous battle that acted as the culmination of the camo and CQC mechanics that Snake Eater taught the player throughout the course of the game.Among her final words to Naked Snake is this emotional statement that foreshadows the events of the rest of the series. "One must die and one must live. No victory, no defeat. The survivor will carry on the fight. It is our destiny... The one who survives will inherit the title of Boss. And the one who inherits the title of Boss will face an existence of endless battle."1. The End - Metal Gear Solid 3Who could ever forget the Cobra Unit’s legendary sniper fight with The End in Metal Gear Solid 3? Stressful sniper fights have been a part of the series since the first Metal Gear Solid, but The End raised the stakes in an unprecedented way. The crafty, camouflaged 100(plus)-year-old sniper’s movements were tough to decipher. He could sit quietly waiting to pull the trigger or run towards a completely different site on the battlefield if he was detected. Kojima Productions gave us an epic one-on-one encounter with a sneaky AI-driven shooter in the wide-open jungle. And for the first time, all the Pentazemin in the world couldn’t remove the genuine feeling that you were the prey instead of the hunter.The unique approaches you can take to defeating The End are what makes him so special, though. Being able to sneakily take him out hours earlier with a crack shot or simply waiting for old age to catch up with him are both valid, and very funny options, that set this great boss apart.Agree with our ranking? If you don't, then here's a reminder to vote in our face-off of the top Metal Gear Solid bosses. And if you’re excited

Things. Even more credits can be earned by completing challenges that appear in the top-left corner of the screen during a game. You can see a list of all challenges in the career menu next to each character's menu.A certain command rank must be reached to unlock an item in the marketplace. The item must then be bought with credits earned in-game. Sometimes an item will go on sale, so keep an eye on the marketplace for reduced prices. The items available in the marketplace at this time are listed in the table below. Name Rank Price Description Blank Page 3 7125 Purchase 40 additional slots for your Gear bank. Common Loot Pack 3 475 Contains 2-3 pieces of Gear from all Factions. Uncommon Loot Pack 5 1425 Contains 3-4 pieces of Gear, with one guaranteed uncommon. Eldrid Loot Pack 8 1900 Contains 2 pieces of Eldrid Gear, plus a chance for a skin or taunt for an Eldrid Battleborn. Jennerit Loot Pack 13 1900 Contains 2 pieces of Jennerit Gear, plus a chance for a skin or taunt for a Jennerit Battleborn. Rogue Loot Pack 18 1900 Contains 2 pieces of Rogue Gear, plus a chance for a skin or taunt for a Rogue Battleborn. Additional Loadout 20 4750 Purchasable Loadout Slot. Can hold three Gear Items for use in missions or matches. LLC Loot Pack 23 1900 Contains 2 pieces of LLC Gear, plus a chance for a skin or taunt for a LLC Battleborn. Rare Loot Pack 25 2850 Contains 3-4 pieces of Gear, with one guaranteed rare and uncommon. UPR Loot Pack 28 1900 Contains 2 pieces of UPR Gear, plus a chance for a skin or taunt for a UPR Battleborn. Epic Loot Pack 30 4750 Contains 4-5 pieces of Gear, with one guaranteed epic and one guaranteed uncommon.After purchasing a loot pack, open it at the gear menu. The items can then be placed into your gear bank or sold back for a few credits. A max of 40 items can be held in a gear bank at a time.Place up to three items in a loadout slot to the left of the gear bank to bring the items with you into battle. More loadout slots can be purchased at the marketplace. The gear can then be activated once you have obtained enough shards in a multiplayer match or story mode episode. Bring up the loadout menu and press the corresponding button to activate the gear.Items will remain in your bank and loadout forever, they will never be consumed. This is why it's necessary to sell back weaker gear or buy more gear bank pages.Shards and BuildablesCredits aren't the only form of currency in

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Developers Kojima Productions Publishers Konami Engines Fox Engine Release dates Windows September 1, 2015 Reception Metacritic 91 OpenCritic 92 IGDB 96 Taxonomy Monetization One-time game purchase, DLC, Cross-game bonus, Subscription[1] Microtransactions Boost, Currency, Free-to-grind, Infinite spend, Unlock[1] Pacing Real-time Perspectives First-person, Third-person Genres Open world, Shooter, Stealth Vehicles Off-roading, Tank, Truck Themes Africa, Asia, Cold War Series Metal Gear Metal Gear Metal Gear 1990 Metal Gear Solid: Integral 2000 Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance 2003 Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance 2014 Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes 2014 Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain 2015 Metal Gear Survive 2018 Metal Gear (MSX2) 2020 Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol.1 (series) Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater 2025General information PC Report GeForce Graphics Guide Steam Community DiscussionsAvailability All versions require Steam and Denuvo Anti-Tamper DRM.[3]Version differences The Definitive Experience includes all DLCs and Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes.DLC and expansion packs Name Notes Basic Appeal Pack For Metal Gear Online. Battle Appeal Pack For Metal Gear Online. Dance Appeal Pack For Metal Gear Online. Cloaked In Silence Expansion pack for Metal Gear Online. Fatigues (Naked Snake) Hero Appeal Pack For Metal Gear Online. Jumpsuit (EVA) Parade Tack Sneaking Suit (The Boss) Sneaking Suit (Naked Snake) Tuxedo Western Tack Game data Custom music can be added to \steamapps\common\MGS_TPP\CustomSoundtrack in .mp3 format[4]Configuration file(s) locationSave game data location Save game data location is shared with Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes.[5] Save data from Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes can be "uploaded" (imported) with associated bonuses.[6]Save game cloud syncingVideo Video settings. Camera settings.Field of view (FOV) Extract mod to installation folder[citation needed] Download the modExtract the contents inside the game installation folderEdit fov.cfg with your desired horizontal FOV.Notes Causes Metal Gear Online to crash on