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Metal Gear Solid: 10 Best Gadgets In The Series

By Matthew Lynch
March 9, 2024
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The Metal Gear Solid series is a treasure trove of innovative gadgets that have captivated gamers for decades. These tools not only add depth to the gameplay but also bring out the essence of espionage and tactical action that the series is famous for. Here we look at the 10 best gadgets that have become icons in their own right within the Metal Gear universe.

1.Cardboard Box– Starting with the most iconic and comedic gadget, the cardboard box, which allows Snake to hide in plain sight, turning stealth into an art form.

2.Solid Eye– The Solid Eye combines night vision, binoculars, and a HUD interface to give Snake a comprehensive view of his surroundings and enemy positions.

3.Fulton Recovery System– This ingenious device lets you send defeated foes and items back to base in “Peace Walker” and “The Phantom Pain,” drastically changing resource management.

4.The Codec– A communication device implanted into Snake’s ear; it’s essential for receiving mission briefings and tips throughout his journey.

5.Stealth Camouflage– Cloaking technology that makes Snake nearly invisible to enemies, perfect for undetected movement through hostile territory.

6.C4 Explosives– Placing these strategic explosives can open new paths or create distractions, showcasing tactical freedom in gameplay.

7.Mk II/III– A small support robot that assists Snake with reconnaissance and item delivery, usually controlled by Otacon or Sunny.

8.Active Sonar– Handy in detecting nearby lifeforms through sound waves; vital when visual cues are scarce or insufficient.

9.The Directional Microphone– Great for eavesdropping on distant conversations which can reveal important plot or mission information.

10.The Stun Blade– A melee weapon with an electrified edge introduced in “Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance,” delivering shocking results to its recipients.

Each of these gadgets redefines how players approach different situations in the Metal Gear universe, blending innovation with fun and underlining why this series remains a benchmark in gaming history.

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