Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater - Digital Deluxe Edition

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater - Digital Deluxe Edition (2025)

by Konami
Genres:Adventure, Shooter, Tactical
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:The Digital Deluxe Edition includes both the game and the Sneaking DLC Pack at a reduced price. Includes: ・METAL GEAR SOLID Δ: SNAKE EATER ・Sneaking DLC Pack Uniform: Battle Dress (PW ver.)​ Uniform: Sneaking Suit (PW ver.)​ Uniform: Crocodile Suit​ Uniform: Naked (Woodland)​ Uniform: Naked (Ammunition Belt) Uniform: Gold Face: Glasses Face: Sunglasses Equipment: Kerotan Mask Equipment: GA-KO MaskShow more
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Meu nome e Kamila sou filha de Edson Eduardo meu pai jogava esse jogo quando tinhamos o playstation ele terminava todos os desafios e quando terminava voltava de novo pra jogar do zero tudo outra vez , ele amava tanto esse jogo que teve uma vez que ganhamos um cachorro e nos todos colocamos de snak pq ele nao parava de jogar , hj depois de 4 anos vi esse jogo e queria poder jogar para poder lembrar do meu pai e me sentir um pouco perto dele pq ele infelismente faleceu.
one of the most anticipated release for this year, hopefully same as silent hill 2 remake, we also can get this sooner or later on gog. Metal Gear Solid Delta itself is a remake from metal gear solid 3 snake eater that is considered as one of the best stealth game ever and one of the best game in the entirety metal gear solid series. For better or worse this remake take more conservative approach and preserve all amazing work from Hideo Kojima in this glory next gen fashion rather than do more flexible approach like what capcom did with its resident evil 2, 3, & 4 remakes. Let's hope it will deliver when it's release
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