2015年12月25日 · Solid Snake (Real name is David) is a clone of Naked Snake or Big Boss, he was created as part of a experiment called les enfants terribles. Solid Snake is the protagonist of Metal Gear Solid 1 & 4. What's important to note is that he holds all of the Boss's dominant genes.

2015年6月3日 · Solid Snake was 23 in MG1, 27 in MG2, 33 in MGS, 35/7 in MGS2, and 42 in MGS4. Edit: Forgot birth years, that might help. Big Boss was born in 1935, Solid was "born" in 1972.

Slight mention of Solid Snake, but he is only like 11 years old. Metal Gear (not Solid, the first game in the series): Solid Snake is a rookie on a mission. Turns out Big Boss has become a bad guy.

2023年8月4日 · Solid loves Battle/Combat like Big Boss and His Clone Brothers, but whereas Big Boss/Liquid/Solidus all ended in self destruction and consumed by their desire for Battle, Snake channeled his combat lust into a positive cause, the destruction of Metal Gear and the Defeat of …

2022年4月10日 · I just imagine that one day in 2050, when i turn 65 and is retired.. they finally, finally announce a new metal gear where solid snake has reversed his rapid aging and is now younger than Konami's ratchet ass and hideo is directing the game through found footage, narrating the meaning of metal gear in the grand scheme of things...

2023年6月9日 · Headcanon to you, Kojima doesnt consider it a part of his Metal Gear SOLID saga. "The games in the series that i have personally designed and produced: Metal Gear on MSX, Metal Gear 2, Metal Gear Solid 1, 2,3, 4 & Peace Walker and now Metal Gear Solid V are what constitute a single Metal Gear saga.

2019年9月29日 · This explains that Venom Snake even died for Big Boss at Outer Heaven knowing that he wasn't the real Big Boss. Venom Snake took Big Boss's place at Outer Heaven in the original Metal Gear which explains why the real Big Boss was able to be in Metal Gear 2 and run Zanzibar Land. It's a bit confusing. TL;DR, the medic from gz.

However, it is missing that flair during the Kojima era of metal gear. They always had a "but wait there's more" feel to them. Showing off a new feature in a sort overly dramatic way often through text followed up with or preceded by some type of gameplay altering segment.

Solid Snake from Metal Gear Solid 1. It’s the character that started it all. If I had all of the money in the world, I would fund a new sequel to Metal Gear Solid 1, , set before MGS2, that gives that Snake a new adventure, maybe with Otacon and Meryl, perhaps facing Liquid in some new and interesting way.

In the original version of Metal Gear 2, Solid Snake looked like prime Mel Gibson and Big Boss looked like old Sean Connery, illustrating the age gap. Although the opposite side of that coin is that Big Boss had much more combat experience at that point, but Snake still won.