"HEY, ACE OPS! VACUO NEEDS A BOOT UP THEIR ASS!!!1" "WAKE UP! The Vacuan government is HARBORING these terrorists!!" "Look at what people are saying! The story just went live and already they're calling for blood!" The tabs expanded to show hundreds, if not thousands of rage-filled comments about what was happening at the airbase. "The hell it is!" the tiger Faunus growled. A third heading caught Adam's eye, this one reading "Ironwood Assassination Attempt in Vacuo." "The story leaked early?" he whispered, scratching his red hair in confusion. "Over 40 Atlasians Presumed Dead in Vacuan Terror Strike," another stated, which displayed pictures of Atlasian soldiers laying dead on the ground. "Terrorists Bombard Atlasian Airbase in Vacuo," one website read. "How did they." his voice trailed off as he looked at the tabs in shock. Immediately, over 30 tabs were projected in the air surrounding him, each a different headline related to the airbase he was standing in right now. "Show me," the bull Faunus growled, pulling out his Scroll. "Someone posted photos of what's happening on the base," Sienna explained. "How'd they know?" Adam demanded, surprised. "There's no way President Ironwood could have learned about this plot so quickly." "Yes, but something doesn't add up," Winter put a hand to her chin. "The Titans can't kill him now, so their plan has been foiled." "That's good, though, right?" Ruby asked. "Wait, Jimmy found out about the assassination attempt?" Qrow grunted in confusion. "Adam! Ironwood's airship is heading back towards Atlas!" Sienna's voice reported.
Just then, his intercom crackled to life. "What are you talking about?" the bull Faunus asked. "You're not ending our plan, you're expanding it. But your plan ends here." Sleet tilted his head back and let out a long, spiteful laugh. "Sleet!" Adam snarled up at the Councilman. "Well, if it isn't the Brazen Bull," Sleet commented, shaking his head in disappointment. The episode began immediately after where the previous had left off: Adam standing before the Colossus, staring up at the cockpit of the gigantic war mech, as Councilman Stephen Sleet stood atop the roof of the metal behemoth, looking down at him scornfully. How this would turn out was anyone's guess. But still, Adam was about to battle against a virtual giant. Of course, this was hardly the first behemoth they had seen onscreen, Mundus being a prime example. They had NOT expected this secret weapon to be a Colossus. They had expected Sleet to have a trick up his sleeve for when Adam inevitably confronted him.
The Steam version comes with all the DLCs preloaded and adds the option to view all of the game's cutscenes and CODEC conversations outside the main game, as well as replay boss battles by themselves.The audience was quiet as the lights began to dim.
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The Windows version is region-locked on Steam and was never made available for purchase in Japan. The Xbox 360 version was announced in Japan, but never released due to the console's poor sales in the market. The game was only made available for the PlayStation 3 in Japan.
This probably would have rendered an English voiced version of the sword unfeasible. The sword was not included in international releases, presumably due to Kojima's decision to replace David Hayter with Kiefer Sutherland as the English voice of Snake, since Metal Gear Solid V was being developed at the time. The Japanese release of the VR Missions DLC includes a weapon called the Hebidamashii (蛇魂, literally "Snake Spirit"), a talking sword with Solid Snake's voice that cheers Raiden on in combat. Extra clarification is added to Sam's death scene as well due to this. In the English version, everyone's blood is red, though an explanation of sorts is provided via codec. This also has an effect on Jetstream Sam's death scene, where he notably bleeds red blood compared to everyone else's white blood, revealing him to be almost purely human. (Source: Metal Rising) Regional/Platform DifferencesĬyborg-based characters bleed white blood in the Japanese release, which is consistent with the setting of Metal Gear Solid 4, where Raiden also used white blood. There is also a line spoken in French, but this is much quieter in the final version. Rules of Nature, the ever-memetic anthem of Raiden's fight against the Metal Gear RAY, is no doubt the most dramatically changed The lyrics were entirely re-written for the release version! The song itself has subtle, but noticible, differences as well.įor Mistral's track, instead of lyrical rewrites, we have a cut segment with entirely different lyrics that leads into the track we know and love from the game After the cut segment, the song is almost identical to the version that made it to final, with another cut segment after the chorus.
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