Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence

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2005
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Enhanced version of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (2004) with many added features; such as the free range camera, new camouflage outfits, bonus levels and a theater mode.Enhanced version of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (2004) with many added features; such as the free range camera, new camouflage outfits, bonus levels and a theater mode.Enhanced version of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (2004) with many added features; such as the free range camera, new camouflage outfits, bonus levels and a theater mode.

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9.5/10

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David Hayter

Snake
(archive sound)
(English version)
(voice)

Jodi Benson

EVA
(archive sound)
(English version)
(voice)
(as Suzetta Miñet)

Jim Piddock

Major Zero
(archive sound)
(English version)
(voice)

Heather Halley

Para-Medic
(archive sound)
(English version)
(voice)

James Mathis III

Sigint
(archive sound)
(English version)
(voice)
(as James Mathis)

Lori Alan

The Boss
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(voice)
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Neil Ross

Colonel Volgin
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(English version)
(voice)

Josh Keaton

Ocelot
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(voice)
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Gregg Berger

The Pain
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(voice)

Michael Bell

The Fear
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(English version)
(voice)

J. Grant Albrecht

The End
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(voice)

Richard Doyle

The Fury
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(voice)

David Thomas

The Sorrow
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(voice)
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Brian Cummings

Sokolov
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(voice)
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Jim Ward

Granin
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(voice)

Charlie Schlatter

Raikov
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(voice)
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Richard McGonagle

President Johnson
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(voice)

Jesse Corti

Commander
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Trivia
The Boss's gun, "The Patriot," is based on a gun later to be invented, the Olympic Arms 93(OA-93), an assault pistol firing 5.56x45mm rifle rounds in a small pistol size. It is fitted with another future device: the Beta-C magazine which is a dual-drum magazine holding 100 rounds (infinite ammo in the game because it is shaped like an infinity symbol). It even lacks a front sight and has no stock with the bolt spring housing sticking out instead (the long black tube behind the handle). Its rate of fire is a little too slow but its recoil is well depicted as low (the 100 round mag adds some heft, especially when it never runs out of ammo).

Quotes
[says it sometimes when you make Snake eat some food that was unbelievably tasty]
Snake: That's damn good!

Connections
Edited from Metal Gear (1987)

Soundtracks
Snake Eater
Music & Words by Norihiko Hibino
Vocal by Cynthia Harrell
Strings and Horn Arrangement by Mark Holden
Programming by Nate Phillips (as Nate Phillipe) and Rika Muranaka
Recorded and Mixed by Alan Meyerson
Produced by Rika Muranaka (Un Jazz Music, Inc.)

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10/10

Greatest game ever

I recently got subsistence as a Christmas present and i just had to comment on how good this game is!! a long time ago i played metal gear solid 1 and it changed my life, and the way i view films or games. it was amazing and when MGS 2 came out it was also very good but didn't leave me feeling quite as astounded with its extremely complex story and half the game you had too play with a certain raiden guy. But i hadnt played Snake eater then and it really did live up to my expectations, fantastic gameplay great graphics and gripping storyline. i was right until the end i looked back and thought what a bloody good game and then headed onto the online game which is also fantastic.any1 out there who hasn't played it go to the shop right now! especially if you haven't played the original mgs 3