Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions

Video Game
1999
M

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7.8/10

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VR Missions is an expansion pack with a variety of special missions for Metal Gear Solid (1998).VR Missions is an expansion pack with a variety of special missions for Metal Gear Solid (1998).VR Missions is an expansion pack with a variety of special missions for Metal Gear Solid (1998).

Director
- Hideo Kojima
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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

494

YOUR RATING

Director
- Hideo Kojima
Stars

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Meryl Silverburgh
(voice)
(as Mae Zadler)

Jennifer Hale

Naomi Hunter
(voice)
(as a different name)

Paul Eiding

Roy Campbell
(voice)
(as Paul Otis)

Greg Eagles

Gray Fox
(voice)
(as George Byrd)

Doug Stone

Genome Soldier
(voice)

Peter Lurie

Genome Soldier
(voice)
(as Chuck Farley)

Hideo Kojima

Genolla Monster
(voice)

Ryoji Makimura

Genolla Monster
(voice)

Akio Ôtsuka

Solid Snake
(voice)

Banjô Ginga

Liquid Snake
(voice)

Kyôko Terase

Meryl Silverburgh
(voice)

Hideyuki Tanaka

Hal Emmerich
(voice)

Takeshi Aono

Roy Campbell
(voice)

Kim Mai Guest

Mei Ling
(voice)
(as Kim Nguyen)

Kaneto Shiozawa

Gray Fox
(voice)

Kôji Totani

Revolver Ocelot
(voice)

Yukitoshi Hori

Vulcan Raven
(voice)

Storyline

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Trivia
Completing 85% of the game enables the "Ninja Mode", which allows the player to play as Gray Fox.

Connections
Edited into Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection (2013)

User reviews3

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Featured review

Puzzley action nuggets? Hmm...

While some would complain that MGS contained too much yak and not enough action, Special/ VR Missions suffers from the opposite problem- while it contains 300 subtly crafted, challenging and engaging missions, the lack of a storyline means it's all too easy to decide it's not worth the bother and give up. Which is a pity, as those bitten by the stealth bug will find much to love, from the purity of the weaponless sneaking missions to the joypad-tossing frustration of the Puzzle challenges.

More of an optional add-on pack for completists, its successor (MGS2: Substance) added more variety and a welcome injection of story-based missions.