#Metal Gear Acid

[playstationpark]

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[coolgirlisonline]

~vintage~ mgs avatars from a russian metal gear fansite (c. 2006) (part3)

source: https://web.archive.org/web/20060221014952/http://metalgear.ru/menu/avatars.html

[sundanceritz]

[kyriathanatos]

It sure did, brother

[shiftwux]

girl get up

[lezbiansolidsnake]

kinda rushed mga1 snake redesign bcuz not enough cunt was being served + i think he should match with his bffie teliko

[ancestral-steppe]

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[grayrazor]

Best part of the Metal Gear series is that everybody just takes it for granted that there are mutants and psychics out there, that shamans and mystics have actual supernatural power. It's not some closely-guarded secret of the governments in the setting, every special forces unit has at least one guy with superpowers. It's an established part of warfare even before cyborgs and mecha start becoming more common.

Heck, if anything the proliferation of cybernetics made all but the most powerful natural-born freaks increasingly militarily irrelevant. Being able to generate electricity or talk to bees is all well and good, but how's it going to help you when a juiced-up ninja materializes behind you and slices you into 1,024 pieces faster than the time it takes for your neurons to fire?

[hastvic]

Metal Gear Acid 2 Solid Snake ver. Req from a while back 💃

[skmed83]

Let's switch it up a bit today. Look, wasn't a fan of the games, but didn't really give them much of a chance either to be honest. But the Art, which we believe to be attributed to Tsubasa Masao is on point! His work for KojiPro's Z.O.E. is dope too. Enjoy

-SkM

Metal Gear Ac!d Illustrations

by Tsubasa Masao

Metal Gear is © of Konami

[devileaterjaek]

[playstationpark]

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[hardcore-gaming-101]

Metal Gear Acid

Never let it be said that Metal Gear avoided taking chances. Sony, at the end of 2004 and the start of 2005, made their entry into the handheld space with the PlayStation Portable. The system provided some impressive specs at the time, with developers like Capcom, Namco, and Electronic Arts signing on in the launch window. Naturally, Konami didn’t want to be left out in the cold, so Solid Snake was there at launch with Metal Gear Acid (stylized with all caps & an exclamation mark for ‘i’ on the box art). Only, rather than adapt the memorable gameplay from the PS1 & PS2 games, this first taste of Metal Gear on the PSP is a turn-based strategy game with deck building elements. The game certainly makes some interesting swings with this odd combo, but does it pay off?

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[rad-hound]

have you played ever metal gear game? Like the acids and mobiles and portables too?

I've played, so far, the entirety of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, (or to its fullest extent), and the entirety of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance multiple times over. (Proof below:)

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (try to ignore the header):

And Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain:

I've been meaning to either emulate the first four games in the Solid series, or buy them on Steam (though I've heard the ports are quite bad.) But I've been quite busy with school, and thus haven't had the time to. But I have familiarized myself with the games, so I'm not entirely out of the loop.

However, I have heard of Portable Ops and Metal Gear Acid, of which I might make posts about separately soon enough. To better gauge myself within their contents, so to speak.

[skeith-platinumprincess]

Metal Geat Acid fans, you have gotten your first win ever

[therealjasonx]