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English Menus and gameplay are in English. A semi-sequel/prequel to the highly acclaimed Metal Gear Solid (MGS), Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions puts you once again in control of the top-level FoxHound field specialist, Solid Snake. This time around, instead of fighting genetically engineered soldiers and saving the world from Metal Gear, you're in a combat simulator.

Aboard the Discovery (the submarine that Solid Snake traveled upon before reaching Angel Island), you will prepare for the dangers ahead. For those that have yet to experience MGS, the gameplay is based around strategy, tactics and action. Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions's interface and concept is similar to its predecessor, but is based on the simulator game mode that was included in MGS. This time, instead of just a few missions, you have nearly 150 different stages to play (300 including the Time Attack modes). Fans of MGS should be able to quickly pick up on the gameplay style. In fact, not only is the gameplay recognizable by fans of the original Metal Gear Solid, each of the missions (although similarities are sometimes minute) are based on events that occurred in MGS. In addition to the various stages, there are extra bonuses for completing missions (you'll receive more options as your achievement rate increases).

You can check out movies from the 1998 Tokyo Game Show (TGS) where Metal Gear Solid was first shown; take pictures of some of the cuties from MGS (Mei Ling and Naomi Hunter); and you can even play as the Ninja, (Grey Fox). Grey Fox is a character who appears late in the MGS game who could not be played, although there were many rumors surrounding a possible 'secret option' that would allow players to do so. Manufacturer's description: SEEK AND DESTROY Take out dozens of elusive new targets like lethal hovering crystals. PLAY AS THE NINJA Rip your enemies to shreds with an entire arsenal of stealth Ninja weapons. MYSTERY MODE Try and solve complex murder mysteries before you become one. ENDLESS SWARMS OF GUARDS Take out as many guards as you can in 60 seconds or try and stop a 50 foot guard dead in his tracks OVER 300 NEW TRAINING MISSIONS Endless covert operations requiring everything from brute force to a razor sharp mind Your mission [should you choose to accept it] is to battle your way through over 300 classified operations against relentless professional killers.

Features: • Third person perspective. • 3D graphics • Cartoon graphics • Counter terrorist & Spies themes.