The Kairi model has been stashed temporarily as we have found out that the model was used for porn. I want to take a second here to kind of respectfully vent about this. We put in a lot of effort in our ports.Yes, we can all agree we're in no legal position to demand anything in return, but is some decency too much to ask from some of you? Only thing we ask is for our ports to NOT be used in porn nor for profit.As this has happened before, I (the porter of the Kairi model) have decided to temporarily take the link down; it may stay that way indefinitely but I may consider reverting this change. I can't speak for other porters on thisp.

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.: June 12, 2012.: June 28, 2012.: June 29, 2012.: July 5, 2012,Mode(s)Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater is an produced by for the. It was released in late 2004 in North America and Japan, then in early 2005 in Europe and Australia.

It was the fifth game written and directed by and serves as a prequel to the entire Metal Gear series. An expanded edition, titled Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence, was released in Japan in late 2005, then in North America, Europe and Australia in 2006.Set in 1964 (thirty years before the events of the original ), the story centers on the FOX operative codenamed as he attempts to rescue a Russian rocket scientist by the name of Nikolai Stepanovich Sokolov, sabotage an experimental superweapon, and assassinate his defected former boss. While previous games were set in a primarily environment, Snake Eater adopts a 1960s setting, with the, near-future trappings of previous Metal Gear Solid games being replaced with the wilderness. While the environment has changed, the game's focus remains on stealth and, while retaining the series' self-referential, -breaking sense of humor. The story of Snake Eater is told through numerous and radio conversations.Considered one of the, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater received praise for its story, gameplay, graphics, setting, characters, and ending, as well as departing from the series' conventions.

Snake Eater was a commercial success, having sold 3.6 million copies worldwide by August 2005. Contents.Gameplay The of Snake Eater is similar to that of previous games in the Metal Gear Solid series. Snake, controlled by the player, must move undetected through a hostile, enemy-filled environment.

Although Snake acquires various weapons (ranging from to ), the emphasis is on using stealth to avoid confrontations. Many objects and gadgets can be found along the way to aid in this, including motion detectors to track hostile soldiers, and the Metal Gear series' trademark cardboard box, which Snake can hide under to avoid visual detection.Despite the fundamental similarities, Snake Eater introduces many new aspects of gameplay not present in previous Metal Gear games, including, a new hand-to-hand combat system called ' or 'CQC', a stamina gauge, and an injury-and-treatment system.Two-thirds of the game is set outdoors in a, and using the environment to its fullest potential is often the key to success. Of the new features, particular emphasis is placed on camouflage and using the jungle environment itself (for example, climbing trees or hiding in tall grass) to avoid being seen by the enemy. The advanced radar from previous games has been removed in favor of a simple motion detector and sonar system more suitable for the game's setting. Snake uses camouflage to remain undetected.

The 'camo index' can be seen in the top, right-hand corner.A value called the 'camouflage index' gauges Snake's exposure, on a scale from negative values (highly visible and attracting attention) up to 100% (completely invisible to the enemy). To minimize visibility, the player must switch between different camouflage uniforms and to blend in with the environment; for example, wearing a bark-patterned uniform while leaning against a tree, or wearing striped face paint while hiding in tall grass. Other devices for camouflage, such as a fake head to decrease chances of being detected in water, are also available.The basic close combat from previous installments has been heavily refined and expanded into the CQC system. When unarmed or using a one-handed weapon, Snake can grab opponents and put them in a, at which point a variety of actions can be performed, such as choking the enemy unconscious, slitting the enemy's throat, or interrogating them at knifepoint to obtain information. The context, the pressure applied to the button, and movement of the analog stick determine the action performed.While previous games used only a simple, Snake Eater keeps track of injuries over the entire body. For example, a long fall could fracture Snake's leg, slowing him down until the injury is properly treated with a.

Unless these injuries are treated, Snake will not be able to fully recover his health for some time.The location brings in the need to rely upon native and to survive. This is manifested in a stamina gauge which constantly depletes during gameplay.

Failure to restore the gauge by eating has detrimental effects on gameplay, such as decreasing Snake's ability to aim his weapon and being heard by the enemy due to Snake's loud stomach grumbles. Food can be stored in the backpack until it is needed. However, some types of food rot over time, and consuming rotten foods may result in Snake developing a stomachache, causing the stamina gauge to deplete faster.The PlayStation 2 versions of Snake Eater include a titled 'Snake vs.

Monkey', in which Snake has to catch -style monkeys. In addition to containing tongue-in-cheek humor, bonus items usable in the main game can be unlocked by progressing through various stages.

Plot Characters.Virtuous Mission Metal Gear Solid 3 is set before the events of the first Metal Gear during the in 1964, where a agent, codenamed 'Naked Snake', is sent to the jungles of Tselinoyarsk, in the. Aided over the radio by, and his former mentor, his mission is to rescue a defecting Soviet scientist named Sokolov who is secretly developing an advanced nuclear-equipped tank called the '. The mission goes smoothly until The Boss appears on the scene, who announces to Snake that she is defecting to the USSR, and provides her new benefactor, with two miniature nuclear shells. Sokolov is captured by the Cobra Unit, and Snake is heavily injured and thrown off a bridge by The Boss, allowing Volgin and his cohorts to escape with Sokolov.

Volgin detonates one of the nuclear shells to cover up the theft of the Shagohod, which is subsequently blamed on The Boss. The injured Snake is then recovered using the Fulton Recovery System.Operation Snake Eater Having detected the U.S. Aircraft which deployed Snake flying over Soviet soil, the Soviet Union declares the United States responsible for the nuclear attack, tipping both nations to the edge of a nuclear war. In a secret conference between and, a deal is hatched to prove the U.S.' S innocence and restore peace. The United States agrees to stop Volgin's renegade faction, destroy the stolen Shagohod and eliminate the American defector, The Boss.A week after being rescued from the region, Snake is redeployed into the Soviet jungle as part of 'Operation: Snake Eater', to fulfill the United States' promises.

During the mission, he gains the assistance of another American defector, ex- agent EVA, who defected a few years earlier (though she is informed she would be helped by ADAM, who defected with her). After numerous encounters with the elite Ocelot Unit, and defeating nearly every member of Cobra Unit, Snake succeeds in locating Sokolov and the stolen Shagohod, only to be captured in Volgin's military fortress, Groznyj Grad. After listening to Volgin brutally beat Sokolov to death, Snake is tortured by Volgin and loses his eye while protecting EVA from Ocelot, who was attempting to kill her upon suspecting her of being a spy; Snake ultimately escapes.When he returns to the facility to destroy the Shagohod, Snake is once again confronted by Volgin and learns of 'The Philosophers'. Made up of the most powerful men in the United States, the, and China, they were a secret organization who controlled the world behind the scenes. However, after the end of, they began to fight amongst themselves, and the organization broke down.

The Philosopher's Legacy, a $100 billion fund the organization had jointly amassed to finance their wars, was divided up and hidden in banks all over the world. Volgin had illegally inherited this money, and Snake learns that the U.S. Is attempting to retrieve it.Snake continues his mission, destroying the facility and the Shagohod tank, while engaging Volgin, who is killed by a bolt of lightning during the battle. Snake and EVA travel to a lake, where a WIG is hidden. Before they use it to escape the region, Snake confronts his old mentor, The Boss, whom he must assassinate to complete his mission. After an emotional battle, The Boss gives Snake the microfilm containing the location of the Philosopher's Legacy and requests Snake to kill her. Soon after, Snake overcomes his feelings and kills The Boss, emerging victorious.

He and EVA escape to and spend the night together. During the night, EVA disappears with the microfilm and leaves behind a tape revealing herself to be a Chinese spy sent to steal the Philosopher's Legacy for China.

The tape continues, and EVA reveals that The Boss did not defect to the Soviet Union; rather, she was under orders to pretend to defect so she could infiltrate Volgin's ranks and find the location of the Legacy, which could be brought back to America. However, because of Volgin's nuclear attack during the Virtuous Mission, The Boss had to become a traitor, sacrifice her honor, and die at the hands of Snake to prove the U.S.' S innocence.Snake is awarded the title of ' and given the for his efforts by President Johnson; however, Snake has become so distraught and demoralized after EVA's revelation that he leaves almost immediately after getting his medal. Later, he arrives at an anonymous grave, The Boss', in.

Laying down The Boss' gun and a bouquet of lilies upon the nameless gravestone, he salutes and sheds a single tear, knowing that The Boss will forever be seen as a terrorist and traitor, and that her true patriotism will be known by only EVA, himself, and others who knew of her mission.After the credits roll, Ocelot is heard talking to the KGB Chief Director over the telephone. After suggesting that the KGB use the knowledge of both the Virtuous Mission and Operation Snake Eater to blackmail the United States during future negotiations, he then calls another, unidentified man. Ocelot informs him that the microfilm stolen by EVA was a fake and that half of the Philosopher's Legacy is now in America's hands, with the other half held by the KGB. It transpires that Ocelot has been triple-crossing everyone from the very beginning. He then reveals that he is, in fact, ADAM, that he is talking to the director of the, and that he has been working for them all this time. Development Initially, the game was supposed to be developed for the, but due to the long wait for the PlayStation 3, the game was developed for the PlayStation 2 instead. From the outset, the game 's director wished to drastically change the setting from previous games.

He stated that the jungle setting is what both his development team, and the Metal Gear fans, wanted. However, he acknowledged that the elements of a jungle environment, such as the weather, landscape, and wildlife, were features that would present problems during the game's development. Whereas in previous installments the player starts close to, or even within, the enemy base, Kojima wished Snake Eater to be more realistic, with Snake starting miles from civilization and having to work his way to the enemy encampment.Kojima commented that the outside environment was challenging to create. He explained that the reason previous games were primarily set indoors is that the current consoles were not powerful enough to portray a true jungle environment. In contrast with urban environments, the jungle does not have a flat surface. The protagonist in Snake Eater has to cross uneven terrain, including rocks, dirt mounds, and tree stumps.

As a result, the collision engine used in previous installments could not be used, and a new one had to be built from scratch. Setting up the motion capture technology so players could walk over these mounds was a problem during development.Many fans wanted Snake Eater to use a 3D camera, but this was ultimately not implemented in the game.

Kojima views, Sons of Liberty and Snake Eater as a trilogy, and wished to keep the camera the same as the previous two, to keep the feel of the three games the same. He did, however, acknowledge that the current trend for video games is to use the 3D camera. The camera was later implemented in an updated version of Snake Eater titled, and further installments in the franchise.Kojima designed the of Snake Eater to be totally different from those in previous Metal Gear games, or any other games. He said that the boss battle with sniper best represented free, open gameplay in the game. The battle takes place over a large area of dense jungle, and the player must search extensively for The End, who attacks over a long-range from an unknown position.

This battle of attrition can last for hours and contrasts with other boss fights in which the enemy is right in front of the player and in view the whole time. In addition, the player can both avoid this boss battle altogether by killing The End earlier in the game; or save and quit during the fight, wait a week, and reload the game to find The End has died of old age. Kojima commented that features like this do not appear in other games. 30-second sample from the main of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, composed by, arranged by.Problems playing this file? See.The musical score of Snake Eater was composed by and, who provided material for both cutscenes and the game itself. Hibino wrote the game's opening theme, 'Snake Eater', a distinctly -like vocal track which also appears in the game proper, as performed by Cynthia Harrell.

Composer and lyricist provided a song called 'Don't Be Afraid' which is played during the ending of the game. The song is performed by.In a break from tradition, one of the ending themes of the game was not an in-house production, but 's 'Way To Fall'. Hideo Kojima later revealed in his blog that he originally wanted to use ' and ' (by ) for the ending themes because of the space development theme of the game, but during the game's development that theme lost its significance. One of his colleagues then advised him to listen to, but Kojima misheard it as. He liked the song 'Way To Fall', and chose it as an ending theme. Reception Snake Eater was a commercial success and sold 3.6 million copies worldwide by August 2005.

Although this is considerably lower than, which has sold 7 million copies to date, critics were pleased with the new protagonist, Naked Snake—who strongly resembles the series protagonist —after fans were disappointed by Raiden in MGS2. Kojima at holding a award for Best Story of the Year, 2005Since its release in 2004, the game has received numerous awards. Notable ones include 'best overall action game', 'best overall story' and 'best PS2 use of sound' in 's Best of 2004 awards, and 'best story', 'best sound effects' and 'best new character' in 's Game of the Year 2004 awards.Snake Eater 's theme song won the 'Best Original Vocal Song - Pop' from the Game Audio Network Guild at the Game Developers Conference in August 2005, while the game itself won the award for 'Best PS2 Game' at 2005's Game Convention in. David Hayter, the voice of Snake, was nominated for the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences award for 'Outstanding Achievement in Character Performance.' Legacy Snake Eater was developed as a to the entire, and was followed by several direct:,.

In 2011, Kojima revealed that he floated the idea of a Metal Gear Solid 5 set during the World War II, showing The Boss and Cobra Unit's assistance in the fight. However, the team was hesitant about such a big project and Kojima later felt that 'simply dropping MGS5 on the younger staff members was a bit heavy.' The game has since been listed on several 'Best of.'

Lists by video-gaming publications. In 2009, IGN placed Subsistence at number 3 on its 'The Top 25 PS2 Games of All Time' list. Listed Snake Eater and Subsistence at 8th place on its list of 'The 36 Best PS2 Games' in 2010. That same year, IGN ranked Snake Eater 2nd on its list of the 'Top 100 PlayStation 2 Games', and said that it had 'the best story in the franchise.' In 2013, placed the game at number 22 on its 'The 100 Best Games of All Time' list. That same year, the game's story was ranked 10th place on GamesRadar's list of 'The Best Videogame Stories Ever'. In 2015, the game placed 2nd on USgamer's 'The 15 Best Games Since 2000' list.

Releases Snake Eater was first released in North America; the Japanese release was held back for almost a month after that. The Japanese version featured several additional downloadable camouflage patterns that were not available for the North American version, some which were only downloadable through data from Metal Gear Solid 3-related soundtrack CDs. A limited 'premium package' edition of Snake Eater was released alongside the standard version in Japan. The premium package comes with a DVD featuring all the promotional trailers shown before the game's release (including a video shown internally within Konami), two booklets and a painted 1/144-scale model of the Shagohod. A special limited edition CD was given away to those who pre-ordered the Japanese version of Snake Eater, which included several tracks from the game's soundtrack, as well as computer and additional camouflage for the main game. The pre-order package allowed cell phone users to access a special site featuring image and music downloads.For the European release, Konami added several new features, including the 'European Extreme' difficulty setting, a 'demo theater' which allows players to view all cutscenes at any point after viewing them once during the main game, and a Duel Mode, where players can replay boss battles from the main game, in addition to extra facepaints based on European flags and two new 'Snake vs.

Monkey' levels. Most of the downloadable camo patterns that were available for the Japanese version were also released for the European version, with only a few exceptions. Subsistence ReceptionAggregate scoresAggregatorScore93%94/100Review scoresPublicationScore9/105/59/109.8/10AwardPublicationAwardBest Online Game, 2006, PS2Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence was released in Japan on December 22, 2005, later in North America on March 14, 2006, in Europe on October 6, 2006, and in Australia on October 13, 2006. Subsistence continues the Metal Gear Solid series tradition of follow-up expanded versions. While previous releases, such as and included skill challenge missions and/or missions, Subsistence eschews the extra single-player missions to include updated versions of first two games, and, a brand-new competitive online mode, and a fully 3D, user-controlled camera in the main portion of the game. Because of all the additional content that was added, the Subsistence edition was split into two discs: the first disc contains the main game only (including the cutscenes viewer), while the second disc features the online multiplayer mode and all the other supplemental content.

The online mode in Subsistence. Here, the GRU team faces off against the KGB teamSubsistence's online multiplayer component, titled Metal Gear Online, consists of five -style game modes, each with a capacity of up to eight. This mode pits players, each playing as a generic soldier against each other in battles and variations of, using stages, items, maneuvers, and units (such as the KGB, GRU or Ocelot Unit) from the main game.

Depending on server settings, each round the highest-scoring player in each unit automatically assumes the role of one of the main characters (or from ), along with unique abilities and/or items. For example, the highest-scoring player on the GRU team would assume the role of Major Raikov, leader of the GRU, next round. Konami's Metal Gear Online service for the PlayStation 2 closed in Japan on December 26, 2006, followed by in North America on April 2, 2007, and in Europe on October 30, 2007, although a fan community has revived it by emulating the servers. As noted above, the online mode, after one of the players unlocks an animal codename, also allowed for the player to play as either Reiko Hinomoto or Rowdy Reiko from Rumble Roses (depending on if the player in question was in the red team or the blue team, respectively). According to Metal Gear series creator Hideo Kojima, he added the characters into the game as secret characters in part due to opportunity: Kojima had earlier been offered a deal with Rumble Roses producer Akari Uchida to make a crossover between Metal Gear and Rumble Roses. However, the Metal Gear development team at the time refused to work with them. Kojima eventually accepted the offer when trying to decide on secret characters for the online mode for Subsistence to tie up loose ends.

He also admitted that he originally considered offering Tomonobu Itagaki, at the time the producer of the Tecmo fighting game series Dead or Alive, the opportunity of using one of his characters as a secret character.In addition to the older games and the online mode, Subsistence includes many of the features that were introduced in the Japanese and European releases. It includes the downloadable extra camouflage and facepaint designs and 'Snake vs. Monkey' stages previously exclusive to the European release, the European Extreme difficulty level, parody cutscenes and trailers from the official website, and connectivity with. The Japanese version also includes a URL for a hidden website that allows the download of, a PC and Mac clock program that features Metal Gear Solid series recurring character.

This website is now publicly available.' Limited Edition' copies of Subsistence also include Existence, the game's cutscenes edited into a three-and-a-half-hour with additional scenes and sound. The North American 'Limited Edition' package was only available to consumers who pre-ordered it before the game's release.

The three-disc edition is the standard release of Subsistence in Europe to make up for its later release in the region.A bonus titled Metal Gear Saga Vol. 1 was with for Subsistence in and with the European reissue of Snake Eater released in Germany on March 23, 2006. The disc includes a five-part, 30-minute about the entire Metal Gear series interspersed with an of Hideo Kojima, as well as for various current Metal Gear games.Subsistence received marginally higher review scores than the original Snake Eater, averaging 94% on Metacritic.

Reviewers commented that the introduction of the 3D camera removed the 'only grade-A problem' and makes the gameplay feel 'less restrictive and more natural.' The online mode is considered 'impressive for a PS2 game', though ' Snake Eater 's distinctive gameplay conventions do not entirely lend themselves to the online action-gaming experience.'

Subsistence received 's award for 'best online game' for the PlayStation 2 in December 2006. 20th Anniversary re-release On July 2007, Konami re-released all the mainline Metal Gear Solid games from the PlayStation and PlayStation 2, along with the PSP game Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, individually and as part of a limited edition box set in Japan commemorating the 20th anniversary of the original Metal Gear. This edition of Metal Gear Solid 3 features the first disc from the Subsistence version and a new second disc containing only the MSX2 Metal Gear games, lacking Metal Gear Online (due to the discontinuation of its servers), as well as all the other content that was present in Subsistence's original second disc (Snake vs. Monkey, Duel Mode and Secret Theater).

A similar box set was released for the North American market on March 2008, titled Metal Gear Solid: The Essential Collection, which includes the first disc of Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence along with the original Metal Gear Solid and Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance, but lacks the second disc with the MSX2 games from the Japanese 20th Anniversary edition.HD Edition. Main article:Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - HD Edition was released on the and consoles in late 2011. It was released as part of the, as well as a digital download on. The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions run in a resolution of and aim for a target framerate of 60 frames per second, compared to the PlayStation 2 version's maximum of 30 FPS. The aspect ratio has also been increased from the original's presentation to a wider resolution, giving players a wider view of their surroundings. The HD Edition features some of the content from the Subsistence version, such as the third-person camera and demo theater, but lacks the online multiplayer mode and the 'Snake vs.

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Monkey' minigame (due to this version also being released on the Xbox 360). The two MSX2 Metal Gear games are also included in this version, both accessible from the main menu. A version of the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection on June 2012, which features Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3; this version of Metal Gear Solid 3 features limited touch controls to take advantage of the Vita's touchscreen, and compared to the PlayStation 2 version, the framerate is a more consistent 30 FPS, with less. Snake Eater 3D ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScore78/100Review scoresPublicationScore7/108/108.5/10.

A screenshot of Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D, showing Snake restraining the enemy with CQCAt, Konami displayed a technical demo for the entitled Metal Gear Solid 3D: Snake Eater – The Naked Sample. The demo's subtitle 'The Naked Sample' was meant to convey its purpose as just a sample of the 3DS hardware, with no plans to bring a game into production at that point. Series producer Hideo Kojima stated at the time that if a Metal Gear game for the 3DS was actually made they would consider some elements from the title, including the game's cooperative gameplay system. Later in 2010, Konami announced a full Metal Gear title for release on the 3DS, which was revealed at Nintendo World 2011 to be Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D. It was released on February 21, 2012, in North America and March 8, 2012, worldwide.Due to the limited interface of the 3DS, as well as to take advantage of the touchscreen, 3D has unique controls when compared to other games in the Metal Gear series. While the game has been heavily criticized for these control changes, use of the peripheral has been cited for alleviating many of the control issues of the 3DS. This is done by restoring camera movement to the second analog stick, adding ZL and ZR buttons for aiming and attacking, and allowing the face buttons to be used in a manner more in line with all other releases in the Metal Gear series.3D also has certain optional in-game differences that affect play, such as the concise over the shoulder third-person view and the addition of crouch-walking.

Firing in this third-person view substitutes an open cross-hair for the standard down-the-barrel sighting of the standard FPS view. This method of aiming can seem less precise but does allow for a greater margin of error in accuracy. 3D makes use of the 3DS console's gyroscope, which is used to maintain balance when walking across a bridge or standing on tree branches. The camouflage system has also been updated, allowing the player to make use of the 3DS' camera to make a custom camouflage pattern. The port features numerous graphical improvements over the initial PlayStation 2 version including better character models and the addition of normal mapping. Despite this, the framerate has been criticized for falling far below the other versions of Snake Eater. Snake Eater 3D has met with positive reviews, averaging 78/100 at based on 46 reviews.

Related media Novelization A novelization of Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater, written by Satoshi Hase, was published by in on January 25, 2014. Pachislot KPE, the parlor entertainment subsidiary of Konami, announced a adaptation of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. It runs on a new type of cabinet known as the 'Big Boss', which features a 32-inch LCD monitor in covering its front surface. Scenes from the original video game have been redone in updated CGI to showcase the cabinet's high-end video capabilities. The machine was officially distributed on October 17, 2016, to various parlors nationwide in Japan. References Notes. ^ Lewis, Ed (November 17, 2004).

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Retrieved 2006-09-28. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Sokolov: A certain group is plotting to use this opportunity to seize power by rallying the anti-government forces, overthrowing Khrushchev, and installing Brezhnev and Kosygin in his place. The mastermind behind this plot is Colonel Volgin of the GRU.

Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. EVA: I heard that one of the Cobras is waiting for you in the jungle at the foot of the mountains. He's a legendary sniper called The End.

// Naked Snake: Yeah, I've seen him before. That ridiculously old guy, right? // EVA: Don't underestimate him. He's known as the father of modern sniping. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

Major Zero: The Sorrow was a man with, well. Special powers. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

Soldier: You. You're from the Ocelot Unit of Spetsnaz!

What's a GRU soldier doing here? // Ocelot: Soldier? // Soldier: He's the Ocelot commander!. ^ Bramwell, Tom (May 13, 2004). Retrieved 2006-08-23. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

The Boss: I'm defecting to the Soviet Union. Sokolov is a little gift for my new hosts.

// Colonel Volgin: Recoil-less nuclear warheads. These will make a fine gift for me. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

Khrushchev: So, The Boss, with Colonel Volgin's help, stole two experimental nuclear shells and took them with her as a gift when she defected. Then, shortly thereafter, Sokolov's design lab, a top-secret military research facility, was destroyed by one of these weapons. Am I right so far? // President Johnson: Yes, that's correct. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Colonel Volgin: But it won't be me that pulled the trigger.

It will be our friend, the American defector. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Major Zero: To put it simply, in order to avoid a full-scale nuclear conflict, we have to prove that America was not involved in that explosion. ^ Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

Major Zero: Snake, let's go over your mission objectives one more time. Rescue Sokolov. Find out what's happened to the Shagohod – then destroy it. And finally, eliminate The Boss. // Naked Snake: Eliminate The Boss.

// Major Zero: This mission will be code-named 'Operation: Snake Eater'. // Naked Snake: Because I'll be taking on The Boss and her COBRA Unit, right? // Major Zero: Don't forget about Colonel Volgin. // Naked Snake: I'm not a hired killer. // Major Zero: I know. But that was the Kremlin's demand. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Naked Snake: I heard you used to be a code breaker for the NSA. // EVA: I was. Four years ago I defected to the Soviet Union with ADAM.

Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Colonel Volgin: (.) During the last great war, the most powerful men in America, China, and the Soviet Union had a secret pact.

The pact was a blueprint for defeating the Axis Powers and creating a new world order. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Colonel Volgin: Admit it! You're after the location of the Legacy! The secret fund established by the three Great Powers during the two World Wars.

That's what you're looking for isn't it? One hundred billion dollars. Divided up and hidden all over the world. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Granin: (.) Volgin's father was in charge of the Philosopher's money laundering activities. In the confusion of the war, he somehow ended up with their treasure.

And Volgin inherited that treasure illegally. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

EVA: (.) I'm not a KGB spy and I never worked for the NSA. I am an agent of the People's Republic of China. For the General HQ Second Department of the People's Liberation Army. It was all a lie. I tricked you.

And I'm sorry. The Philosophers still exist in China, too.

You see, my mission was to find out where Volgin was hiding the Philosopher's Legacy and steal it. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. EVA: The Boss's defection was a ruse set up by the U.S. It was all a big drama by Washington so they could get their hands on the Philosopher's Legacy. And The Boss was the star of the show. They planned it so that they could get the Legacy that Colonel Volgin inherited.

And destroy the Shagohod at the same time. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. EVA: (.) Everything was going according to plan, but then something happened that no one could have predicted.

Colonel Volgin fired an American-made nuclear warhead at Sokolov's research facility. Khrushchev demanded that the U.S.

Government provide proof that it wasn't involved. (.) The authorities in Washington knew that in order to prove its innocence they'd have to get rid of The Boss. And that one of their own would have to do the job. (.) That was the mission she was given. (.) She sacrificed her life and her honor for her native land. Konami Computer Entertainment Japan. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

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(.) I've obtained something from Granin that you might find interesting. It's a revolutionary new nuclear attack system (.) Yes, we have John – I mean Snake – to thank for that. (.) Yes, it appears that no one knew that I was ADAM. I'm always at the CIA's disposal. Director.

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