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Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (Video Game 2004)
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In 1964, a U.S. government operative codenamed "Snake" must infiltrate mountainous Soviet territory to rescue a scientist building a weapon of terrible power. Director:Hideo Kojima |
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Naked Snake
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John
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Suzetta Miñet | ... |
EVA
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| Jim Piddock | ... |
Major Zero
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| Heather Halley | ... |
Para-Medic
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James C. Mathis III | ... |
Sigint
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| Lori Alan | ... |
The Boss
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Neil Ross | ... |
Colonel Volgin
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| Josh Keaton | ... |
Ocelot
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| Gregg Berger | ... |
The Pain
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Michael Bell | ... |
The Fear
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| J. Grant Albrecht | ... |
The End
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The Fury
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David Thomas | ... |
The Sorrow
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Chairman Khrushchev
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| Brian Cummings | ... |
Sokolov
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| Jim Ward | ... |
Director Granin
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Storyline
Rival nations are secretly developing weapons that could threaten the future of mankind. Deep in the jungle, an elite tactical soldier must combine stealth with survival to infiltrate the enemy and stop a weapon of mass destruction from triggering the largest full-scale war the world has ever seen. The game is set in a sweltering jungle where players must fight for survival by battling relentless natural elements, as well as an onslaught of ruthless enemy soldiers. Written by Sujit R. Varma
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Tactical Espionage Action See more »Parents Guide:
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Naked Snake: After the end of the World War II, the world was split into two - East and West. This marked the beginning of the era known as the Cold War.
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when the Virtuous Mission ends (which is well into the game). If you save
anytime after this point, the sequence will appear at the beginning the
next time you play. See more »
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.) See more »
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Trivia
Motion capture was used extensively in producing the movie scenes. This technique allows the movements of real actors to be recorded and applied to computer models. The previous game also used this technique. See more »Goofs
Factual errors: The gunship in the opening cut scene is incorrectly identified as a "Combat Talon". While it does have the Fulton Recovery System featured on the MC-130E Combat Talon I, in the game it is featured as a gunship, in this case the AC-130A Spectre, and said to be armed with two 20mm rotary cannons and two 40mm Bofors cannons. It also features the AC-130's Black Crow radome on the left hand side of the fuselage below the cockpit, just ahead of the crew door. The MC-130E Combat Talon I has no weapons and is not fitted as a gunship, nor would an AC-130A be capable of being pressurized (the new AC-130U is the first to have that feature). The AC-130 was not tested until 1967, and has never had the Fulton Recovery System. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Naked Snake: After the end of the World War II, the world was split into two - East and West. This marked the beginning of the era known as the Cold War.
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Crazy Credits
The title sequence doesn't appear at the beginning of the game - it appearswhen the Virtuous Mission ends (which is well into the game). If you save
anytime after this point, the sequence will appear at the beginning the
next time you play. See more »
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.) See more »
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