Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance (2002) 7.5
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Cast
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| David Hayter | ... |
Solid Snake
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| Quinton Flynn | ... |
Raiden
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| Christopher Randolph | ... |
Otacon
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Lara Cody | ... |
Rosemary
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| Vanessa Marshall | ... |
Olga Gurlukovich
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| Paul Eiding | ... |
Colonel
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| John Cygan | ... |
Solidus Snake
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Maura Gale | ... |
Fortune
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| Phil LaMarr | ... |
Vamp
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| Barry Dennen | ... |
Fatman
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| Greg Eagles | ... |
Peter Stillman
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| Jennifer Hale | ... |
Emma Emmerich
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Patric Zimmerman | ... |
Revolver Ocelot
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| Cam Clarke | ... |
Liquid Snake
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| Earl Boen | ... |
Sergei Gurlukovich
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Tactical Espionage Action See more »Parents Guide:
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4 November 2002 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Music & Words/Produced by Rika Muranaka
Recorded by James Nicolas at Manhattan Center Studio
Mixed by Alan Meyerson at Media Ventures Studio
Vocal by Carla White
Piano by Onaje Allan Gumbs (as Onaje Allangumbs)
Bass by Kenny Davis
Drum by Eugene Jackson
Sax by Don Braden
Trombone by Robin Eubanks
Conducted & Played by Felix Farrar Orchestra
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Trivia
Dead Cell's bomb expert is called Fatman. The character was named after "Fat Man", the codename of the atomic bomb that was detonated over Nagasaki, Japan in 1945. See more »Quotes
Colonel: I hear it's amazing when the Purple-stuffed worm in Flap-jaw space, with the tuning fork, does a raw-blink on Hari-kiri Rock! I need scissors! 61!See more »
Crazy Credits
After the credits roll, and is a classic piece in all Metal Gear Solid games, is another radio call from Hal Emmerich(Otacon) to Solid Snake noting about the forefathers. See more »Soundtracks
"Can't Say Goodbye To Yesterday"Music & Words/Produced by Rika Muranaka
Recorded by James Nicolas at Manhattan Center Studio
Mixed by Alan Meyerson at Media Ventures Studio
Vocal by Carla White
Piano by Onaje Allan Gumbs (as Onaje Allangumbs)
Bass by Kenny Davis
Drum by Eugene Jackson
Sax by Don Braden
Trombone by Robin Eubanks
Conducted & Played by Felix Farrar Orchestra
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I've been a fan of the metal gear solid series ever since it first appeared on the PSone. I've got all the games so far. I've just completed substance the other week. I completed sons of liberty in two days. After the credits had gone off, all i could say was "That game is the best game i've ever played" and after completing substance all i can say is that the game is perfect. The vr missions are very challenging and take alot of time to figure out a way to the end. The skateboarding is great to play on and i never get bored of playing on it. The snakes tales were better than what i expected. I expected them to be just like the vr missions but with Snake. They were alot better than what the magazines said about them. And what made it even better was that you got sons of liberty with it aswell. If you have got sons of liberty, get this! There is so much here that will keep you busy for ages. Well it did with me. This what sons of liberty should have been. Congratulations to Hideo Kojima on another masterpiece!