.: September 24, 2000.: October 20, 2000,Mode(s)Metal Gear Solid is a developed by and released for the in. It was directed, produced, and written by, and follows the video games and, which Kojima also worked on. The game was unveiled in the in 1996 and shown in the in 1997.The game follows, a soldier who infiltrates a nuclear weapons facility to neutralize the terrorist threat from, a renegade special forces unit. Snake must liberate two hostages, the head of and the president of a major arms manufacturer, confront the terrorists, and stop them from launching a nuclear strike.

Cinematic were rendered using the in-game engine and graphics, and was used throughout.Metal Gear Solid was well received, shipping more than six million copies, along with 12 million demos, and scoring an average of 94/100 on the aggregate website. It is regarded as and helped popularize the stealth genre and in-engine cinematic cutscenes. Its success prompted the release of an expanded version for the PlayStation and, Metal Gear Solid: Integral, and a,. The game was followed by and numerous other sequels and other media, including a radio drama, comics, and novels. Representation of the game's 'Soliton Radar' feature. White-dot visual cone represents the, while red-dot visual cones represent enemy guards.The player must navigate the, Solid Snake, through the game's areas without being detected by enemies. Detection is triggered by the player moving into an enemy's and sets off an alarm that draws armed enemies to his location.

This also triggers 'alert mode,' and the player must then hide and remain undetected, at which point 'evasion mode' begins and once the counter reaches zero the game returns to 'infiltration mode' where enemies are not suspicious of Snake's presence. The radar cannot be used in alert or evasion mode. In addition to the stealth gameplay, there are sequences that entail firefights between the player and enemies. Solid Snake hiding from a guard, behind an. When Snake leans on a corner, the camera shifts to his front for dramatic effect and to enable sight down corridors.To remain undetected, the player can perform techniques which make use of both Solid Snake's abilities and the environment, such as crawling under objects, using boxes as, ducking or hiding around walls, and making noise to distract enemies.

All download links for Metal Gear Solid: Integral – VR-Disc. Download Metal Gear Solid - Integral - VR-Disc (J) 241M. Recommended: Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring. ISS Soccer Pro ’98. Sidewinder 2. Playstation (PSX) Playstation 2 (PS2) Playstation 3 (PS3) Sega Genesis. Top Emulator. Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions, known as Metal Gear Solid: Special Missions in the PAL region, is an expansion to Metal Gear Solid, released for the PlayStation in 1999. The VR Missions were released in Japan as a third disc part of Metal Gear Solid: Integral, an expanded version of the original game that includes most of the changes and additions that were made for the original Western release.

An on-screen provides the player with the location of nearby enemies and their field of vision. Snake can also make use of many items and gadgets, such as and a disguise. The emphasis on stealth promotes a less violent form of gameplay, as fights against large groups of enemies will often result in severe damage to Snake.Despite the switch to 3D, the game is still played primarily from an overhead perspective similar to the original 2D Metal Gear games. However, the camera angle will change during certain situations, such as a corner view when Snake flattens himself to a wall next to an open space, or into first-person when crawling under tight spaces or when equipping certain items such as the binoculars or a sniper rifle. The player can also use the first-person view while remaining idle to look around Snake's surroundings and see what's ahead of him.Progress is punctuated by cutscenes and, as well as encounters with bosses. To progress, players must discover the weaknesses of each boss and defeat them.

Play controls and strategies can also be accessed via the Codec radio, where advice is delivered from Snake's support team; for example, the support team may chastise Snake for not saving his progress often enough, or explain his combat moves in terms of which buttons to press on the gamepad. The Codec is also used to provide on the game's.In addition to the main story, there is also a training mode in which the player can test out their sneaking skills in a series of artificially constructed environments. This mode is divided into three main categories (practice, time attack, and gun shooting), each consisting of ten stages. After completing all 30 stages, a survival mission is unlocked in which the player must sneak their way through ten consecutive stages under a seven-minute limit. Main article:The is Solid Snake, a legendary infiltrator and saboteur. During the mission, Snake receives support and advice via codec radio.

Colonel, Solid Snake's former, supports Snake with information and tactics. While he initially keeps some secrets from Snake, he gradually reveals them. He is joined by, who gives medical advice;, who provides item and weapon tips;, a former drill instructor and survival coach; and, who invented the soliton radar system used in the mission and is also in charge of mission data; the player can call her to save the game.The main of the game is, leader of a now-terrorist splinter cell of the organization FOXHOUND, and genetic counterpart to Solid Snake. An elite unit, FOXHOUND contains experts specializing in different tasks. Members are, a Western-style gunslinger and expert interrogator whose weapon of choice is the;, a preternatural sniper;, a hulking Alaskan armed with an torn from a downed F-16;, a psychic profiler and expert; and, a master of disguise.Other characters include, Colonel Campbell's niece and a rookie soldier stationed in Shadow Moses who did not join the revolt;, the lead developer of; and the ', a mysterious cybernetically enhanced agent who is neither an ally nor an enemy of Snake but does oppose FOXHOUND. Plot fictional chronology. 1964 –.

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2005 – ( ). 2007/09 –. 2014 –. 2018 –.The year is 2005, six years after the. A renegade genetically-enhanced special forces unit, FOXHOUND, has seized a remote island in 's codenamed 'Shadow Moses', the site of a nuclear weapons disposal facility.

FOXHOUND threatens to use the nuclear-capable, Metal Gear REX, against the US government if they do not receive the remains of and the ransom of $1 billion within 24 hours. Solid Snake is forced out of retirement by Colonel Roy Campbell to infiltrate the island and neutralize the threat.Snake enters the facility via an air vent and locates the first hostage, Chief. Anderson reveals that Metal Gear REX can be deactivated with a secret detonation override code, but dies of a. Colonel Campbell's niece, held hostage in a neighboring cell, helps Snake escape. Snake locates another hostage, ArmsTech president, but is confronted by FOXHOUND member. Their gunfight is interrupted by a mysterious cyborg ninja who cuts off Ocelot's right hand. Baker briefs Snake on the Metal Gear project and advises him to contact Meryl, whom he gave a PAL card that might prevent the launch, but he too dies of a sudden heart attack.Over Codec, Meryl agrees to meet in the warhead disposal area on the condition that Snake contacts Metal Gear's designer,.

En route, Snake receives an anonymous codec call warning him of a tank ambush. Snake fends off the attack from and proceeds to the rendezvous, where he locates Otacon. The ninja reappears, and Snake realizes it is his former ally, believed dead. Otacon agrees to aid Snake remotely using special camouflage to procure information and supplies.Snake meets Meryl and receives the PAL card. As they head for the underground base, Meryl is possessed by psychic and pulls her gun on Snake.

He disarms her and defeats Mantis, who informs Snake that he has 'a large place' in her heart. After they reach the underground passageway, ambushes them, wounds Meryl, and captures Snake. Liquid confirms Snake's suspicion that they are twin brothers.

After being tortured by Ocelot, Snake is confused to discover Anderson's body in his cell, seemingly dead for days. He escapes, makes his way up the communications tower, and fends off a helicopter attack from Liquid. As he emerges onto a snowfield, he is confronted again by Sniper Wolf. He kills her, devastating Otacon, who was infatuated with her. Snake engaging Metal Gear REXSnake continues to REX's hangar and is ambushed again by Raven.

After Snake defeats him, Raven tells Snake that 'Anderson' was, in fact, FOXHOUND disguise artist Decoy Octopus. Infiltrating Metal Gear's hangar, Snake overhears Liquid and Ocelot preparing the REX launch sequence and uses the PAL card, but this unexpectedly activates REX.

Liquid reveals that he has been impersonating Snake's advisor Master Miller and that FOXHOUND has used Snake to facilitate REX's launch. He and Snake are the product of the Les Enfants Terribles project, a 1970s government program to clone Big Boss. He also reveals to Snake the government's true reason for sending him: Snake is unknowingly carrying a weaponized 'FoxDie' virus that causes cardiac arrest in FOXHOUND members on contact, allowing the government to retrieve REX undamaged.As Liquid, in REX, battles Snake, Gray Fox appears, destroys REX's radome, and is killed.

Snake destroys REX and defeats Liquid, then escapes with Meryl or Otacon via a tunnel, pursued by Liquid in a Jeep. After their vehicles crash, Liquid pulls a gun on Snake but dies from FoxDie. Colonel Campbell, briefly ousted from command, calls off a nuclear strike to destroy evidence of the operation and has Snake registered as to stop the US government searching for him. Naomi Hunter, who injected Snake with the FoxDie virus, tells him that he has an indeterminate amount of time before it kills him. Ocelot calls the; he was a whose mission was to steal Baker's disk of Metal Gear specifications.

DevelopmentKojima originally planned the third Metal Gear game in 1994 for the. Conceptual artwork by of the characters, who was also a character in the adventure game, and the FOXHOUND team, were included in the Policenauts: Pilot Disk preceding the release of the full version of the 3DO game in 1995. After the 3DO was discontinued, development shifted to the PlayStation after Policenauts was released.The game was titled Metal Gear Solid, rather than Metal Gear 3, due to the fact that the MSX2 versions of the previous Metal Gear games were not widely released, notably Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, which was only released in Japan and was not ported to any other platform at the time (an unrelated sequel to the first Metal Gear, titled, was released outside Japan for the instead, which was developed without Kojima's involvement).

The word 'Solid,' derived from the codename of series's protagonist Solid Snake, was chosen not only to represent the fact that it was the third entry of the series, but also the transition from 2D to.Development for Metal Gear Solid began in mid-1995 with the intention of creating the 'best PlayStation game ever.' Developers aimed for accuracy and realism while making the game enjoyable and tense. In the early stages of development, the team educated the creators with a demonstration of vehicles, weapons, and explosives. Weapons expert Motosada Mori was also tapped as a technical adviser in the research, which included visits to and firing sessions at Stembridge Gun Rentals. Kojima stated that 'if the player isn't tricked into believing that the world is real, then there's no point in making the game.' To fulfill this, adjustments were made to every detail, such as individually designed desks.The characters and mecha designs were made by artist based on Kojima's concepts.

According to Shinkawa, Solid Snake's physique in this particular installment was based on, while his facial appearance was based on. The characters were completed by polygonal artists using brush drawings and clay models by Shinkawa. Kojima wanted greater interaction with objects and the environment, such as allowing the player to hide bodies in a storage compartment. Additionally, he wanted 'a full orchestra right next to the player'; a system which made modifications such as and to the currently playing track, instead of switching to another pre-recorded track. Although these features could not be achieved, they were implemented in.A gameplay demo of Metal Gear Solid was first revealed to the public at the 1996 and was later shown at as a short video. The 1997 version had several differences, including a more controllable camera and blue-colored vision cones. It was playable for the first time at the Tokyo Game Show in 1998 and released the same year in Japan with an extensive promotional campaign.

And advertisements, in-store samples, and giveaways contributed to a total of $8 million in promotional costs. An estimated 12 million demos for the game were distributed in 1998. 30-second sample from the main of Metal Gear Solid, composed by.Problems playing this file? See.The musical score of Metal Gear Solid was composed by 's in-house musicians, including Kazuki Muraoka, Hiroyuki Togo, Takanari Ishiyama, Lee Jeon Myung, and Maki Kirioka. Composer and lyricist provided a song called 'The Best is Yet To Come' for the game's ending credits sequence. The song is performed in.

The main theme was composed by from the.Music played in-game has a synthetic feel with increased pace and introduction of strings during tense moments, with a looping style endemic to video games. Overtly cinematic music, with stronger orchestral and choral elements, appears in cutscenes. The soundtrack was released on September 23, 1998, under the label. ReleasesMetal Gear Solid was first released for the PlayStation in Japan on September 3, 1998. The game was available in a standard edition, as well as a limited 'Premium Package' edition sold in a large box that also contained a, a pair of FOXHOUND-themed, stickers, an audio CD featuring the soundtracks from the Metal Gear games (including a few bonus arranged tracks), and a 40-page booklet, Metal Gear Solid Classified, featuring production notes, interviews with the developers, and a glossary of terminology in the game.The North American version was released a month later on October 20. Changes and additions were made to this version, such as a choice of three difficulty settings when starting a new game (with a fourth setting that is unlocked after completing the game once), an alternate tuxedo outfit for Snake (which the character wears on every third playthrough on the same save file), and a 'demo theater' mode where the player views every cutscene and radio conversations relevant to the main story., who previously worked on the English localization of for the, wrote the English version of the script. One change in the English script was the addition of Western sources and authors to Mei-Ling's pool of motivational quotes; originally the character only cited Chinese proverbs natively, providing an explanation afterward in Japanese, but this proved challenging to adapt during the translation.

The games detected by Psycho Mantis when he reads the player's memory card were also changed, due to certain games (such as the series) not being released outside Japan. This resulted in Kojima's cameo (in which he thanks the player for supporting his work via a voiceover) being cut from the Western versions, as save data from two PlayStation games not available outside Japan, and, needed to be present on the player's memory card for this to appear.The game was launched in on February 22, 1999, with versions voiced in French, Italian, and German available in addition to English. A Spanish dubbed version was later released on May 1. Like in Japan, a limited edition of the game was released.The Japanese PlayStation version of Metal Gear Solid was reissued twice: once under and later under 'PS one Books.'

Likewise, the American and European versions of Metal Gear Solid were reissued under the 'Greatest Hits' and 'Platinum' series respectively. The game is included in the Japanese Metal Gear Solid: 20th Anniversary Collection set and in the American Essential Collection set. The original Metal Gear Solid was released on the for download on the and on March 21, in Japan and on June 18, in North America and on November 19 of the same year in Europe.Metal Gear Solid is one of the twenty PlayStation games included in the released in 2018. The game is included in both, the Japanese and western models of the unit in their respective versions. IntegralReleased on June 25, 1999, for the PlayStation in Japan, Metal Gear Solid: Integral is an expanded edition of the game that features the added content from the American and European versions. It replaces the Japanese voices from the original version with the English dub, offering players a choice between Japanese and English subtitles during cutscenes and CODEC conversations (item descriptions, mission logs, and other text are still in Japanese).

Hideo Kojima (with model Yumi Kikuchi) at the 2011 holding an original Metal Gear Solid jewel caseMetal Gear Solid helped popularize the genre. The idea of the player being unarmed and having to avoid being seen by enemies rather than fight them has been used in many games since. It is also sometimes acclaimed as being a film as much as a game due to the lengthy and complicated storyline. IGN called it 'the founder of the stealth genre.' The game is often considered one of the best games for the and was featured in best video games lists by in 2000, by and in 2001, by in 2004, by and GamePro in 2005, and by.In 2002, IGN ranked it as the best PlayStation game ever, stating that just the demo for the game had 'more gameplay in it than in most finished titles.' IGN also gave it the 'Best Ending' and 'Best Villain' awards. In 2005, in placing it 19th on their list of 'Top 100 Games', they said that it was 'a game that truly felt like a movie.'

Awarded Metal Gear Solid with a record for the 'Most Innovative Use of a Video Game Controller' for the boss fight with Psycho Mantis in the 2008 edition. In 2010, ranked it as seventh in the list of most influential video games of all time, citing its influence on 'such stealthy titles as and.' In 2012, named it one of the 100 greatest video games of all time and ranked it as the 45th top video game of all time.According to, Metal Gear Solid's cinematic style continues to influence modern such as. Metal Gear Solid, along with its sequel, was featured in the 's exhibition The Art of Video Games in 2012. During August 2015, reanalyzed the game's technical and overall impact and claimed that Metal Gear Solid had been nothing less than 'the first modern video game.' In September 2015, Metal Gear Solid was voted the best original PlayStation game of all time by PlayStation.Blog's users.

SalesThe game was a commercial success, shipping over six million copies worldwide. It became one of the most rented games and topped sales charts in the. It sold 1 million units in Japan and approximately 5 million units in the United States and Europe., which tracked sales in the United States, reported that Metal Gear Solid sold 1.06 million copies and earned $51.8 million in revenue during 1998 alone. This made it the country's fifth-best-selling PlayStation release of the year.Despite its high success even in sales, Kojima, during an interview with in 2014, revealed that Metal Gear Solid sales expectations were low and said: 'Neither I nor anyone else expected Metal Gear Solid to sell at all. I didn't think at all of how to make this game sell well, because I didn't expect it to sell.'

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Metal Gear Solid. Colonel Campbell: Next-Generation Special Forces led by members of unit FOX-HOUND. They've presented Washington with a single demand, and they say that if it isn't met, they'll launch a nuclear weapon.

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Level/area: Opening sequence. Colonel Campbell:You'll have two mission objectives. First, you're to rescue DARPA chief, Donald Anderson and the President of ArmsTech, Kenneth Baker. Both are being held as hostages. Secondly, you're to investigate whether or not the terrorists have the ability to make a nuclear strike, and stop them if they do.

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Level/area: Tank Hangar: B1 - Cell. Solid Snake: Naomi!

What happened? / Naomi Hunter: I. I don't know. It looked like a heart attack but. / Colonel Campbell: A heart attack? No.

KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Briefing. Colonel Campbell: Okay Snake. I'll be frank. A person very dear to me is being held hostage. / Solid Snake: Who is it?

/ Colonel Campbell: My niece. / Solid Snake: What was your niece doing here? / Colonel Campbell: Several soldiers were reported missing the day of the revolt. And my niece was one of those called in as an emergency replacement.

/ Solid Snake: She looks like you. / Colonel Campbell: She's my little brother's girl. He died in the Gulf War. Since then I've been watching after her. (.) That's what I trust about you. It's what makes you human. Please Snake.

Save my niece Meryl. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Tank Hangar: B2 - Armory. Solid Snake: Colonel! Are you listening?

Now he's dead too! / Colonel Campbell: I have no idea! / Solid Snake: Don't lie to me! / Naomi Hunter: It looked like another heart attack but.

/ Solid Snake: Some kind of poison!? / Naomi Hunter: Well, there are a lot of drugs that can cause a heart attack in large doses. Potassium chloride or dioxides. But we won't be able to tell without doing an autopsy.

/ Solid Snake: Damn!. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid.

Level/area: Maintenance Facility: Underground Base. Master Miller: The cause of death.

Didn't the ArmsTech president and the DARPA Chief - I mean, Decoy Octopus - die of something that looked like a heart attack?. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Tank Hangar: Canyon.

Deepthroat: Snake, be careful! There are Claymore mines around there. Use a mine detector. / Solid Snake: Who are you? / Deepthroat: Just call me 'Deepthroat'.

/ Solid Snake: Deepthroat? The informant from the? / Deepthroat: Never mind about that. / Solid Snake: You're not using burst transmission. Are you nearby? / Deepthroat: Listen. There's a tank in front of your position waiting to ambush you.

/ Solid Snake: Who are you anyway? / Deepthroat: One of your fans. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Nuclear Warhead Storage Building: B2 - Lab. Solid Snake: Gray Fox.

Colonel, that ninja is Gray Fox. No doubt about it. / Colonel Campbell: Ridiculous!

You of all people should know he died in Zanzibar. / Naomi Hunter: No, he should have died. But he didn't. KCE Japan.

Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Tank Hangar: B1 - Medical Room. Liquid Snake: There definitely is a resemblance. Don't you think, little brother? Or should I say big brother? I'm not sure. Anyway, it doesn't matter.

You and I are both the last surviving 'sons of Big Boss'. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Tank Hangar: B1 - Medical Room. Liquid Snake: We're shorthanded, so make this little torture show of yours as short as possible.

/ Revolver Ocelot: Torture? This is an interrogation. / Liquid Snake: As you wish. A 90s Kid. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid.

Level/area: Maintenance Facility: Warehouse. Vulcan Raven: You are a snake which was not created by Nature. You and the Boss. You are from another world. A world that I do not wish to know.

(.) The man who you saw die before your eyes. That was not the DARPA Chief. It was Decot Octopus.

A member of FOX-HOUND. He was a master of disguise.

(.) The path you walk on has no end. Each step you take is paved with the corpses of your enemies.

Their souls will haunt you forever. You shall have no peace. Hear me, Snake!

My spirit will be watching you!. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid.

Level/area: Maintenance Facility: Underground Base. Computer: PAL code number three confirmed.

PAL code entry complete. Detonation code activated. / Solid Snake: No! Why!?. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Maintenance Facility: Underground Base.

Master Miller: Without the detonation codes, we had to find some other way. That's when I decided.

You might prove useful, Snake. / (.) / Solid Snake: You mean you had this planned from the beginning? Just to get me to input the detonation code!?

/ (.) / Colonel Campbell: Snake, that's not Master Miller! / Master Miller: Campbell, you're too late.

/ Colonel Campbell: Master Miller's body was just discovered at his home. He's been dead for at least three days. I didn't know because my Codec link with Master was cut off. But Mei Ling said his transmission signal was coming from inside the base!

/ Solid Snake: So who is it? / Colonel Campbell: Snake, you've been talking to. / Master Miller.Me. Dear brother.

KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Maintenance Facility: Underground Base.

Liquid Snake: We were created to be that way. / Solid Snake: Created?

/ Liquid Snake: Les enfants terribles. The terrible children. That's what the project was called. It started in 1970s. Their plan was to artificially create the most powerful soldier possible.

The person that they chose as the model was the man known then as the greatest living soldier in the world. / Solid Snake: Big Boss. KCEt Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Level/area: Maintenance Facility: Underground Base. Liquid Snake: You were sent in here to kill us so they could retrieve Metal Gear undamaged along with the bodies of the genome soldiers.

From the beginning, the Pentagon was just using you as a vector to spread FoxDie!. KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Solid Snake: Naomi, Liquid died from FoxDie too.

KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid. Solid Snake: (.) What happened to the air raid and the nuclear strike? / Colonel Campbell: The orders were rescinded. The F117s and the B2 Spirits have returned to the base. Once again, I have complete authority over this operation.

(.) I'll bet the boys at the DIA and the NSA never expected you to come home alive. / Solid Snake: Me neither. I better not show my face around here.

/ Colonel Campbell: No danger of that. You two officially died after your jeep sank into the ocean.

KCE Japan. Metal Gear Solid.

Revolver Ocelot: (.) The vector? Yes sir, FoxDie should become activated soon. Right on schedule. I recovered all of Rex's dummy warhead data. My cover is intact. Nobody knows who I really am. Yes, the DARPA Chief knew my identity, but he's been disposed of.

The inferior one was the winner after all. That's right. Until the very end, Liquid thought he was the inferior one. I agree completely. It takes a well-balanced individual. Such as yourself to rule the world.

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Dream Chronicles 3 is the third in a series of 5 surreal hybrid hidden object and adventure games. This game continues on from Dream Chronicles 2. You again play as Faye, pitted against your nemesis Lilith. This time you must save your daughter from her evil clutches, and reveal the prophecy of the Chosen Child. Dream Chronicles 3: The Chosen Child is a breathtaking follow-up to the first two games in the series. These titles just keep getting better and better. It's a perfect blend of object finding and adventure gameplay, and the puzzles are constructed so cleverly you might even giggle when you think of the solution. Welcome to the Dream Chronicles: The Chosen Child Walkthrough! Help Faye save her memories and family from the Fairy Queen of Dreams! Whether you use this document as a reference when things get difficult or as a road map to get you from beginning to end, we’re pretty sure you’ll find what you’re looking for here. Grab the small key from the roof’s support beam. Now collect all three Dream pieces and the Dream jewel. As you try to go to the sewing room, suddenly the room changes, and the door closes. In order to open the door again, use the grey key on the door lock, and grab the door handle and put it on the door. Dream chronicles the chosen child walkthrough. The Dream Chronicles 3: The Chosen Child Walkthrough is a detailed strategy guide to help you if you are stuck.

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