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You play as the character codenamed "naked snake," who becomes known as "Big Boss" later in the series. His true name has never been officially released, but there are many instances where the name "Jon Doe" is used, possibly for real or possibly as a joke. He is also reffered to as "Jack" in the game.
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What is the philosophers legacy in MGS3?
A large sum of money
In Metal Gear Solid who gives birth to snake?
if solid snake ( MGS1 , MG2 , MGS4 ) , he was born form Big Mama a.k.a EVE in MGS3 . in MGS3 its naked snake , not solid snake . the game story actually started from MGS3 . then continues MGS1 , MGS2 , MGS4 .
How do you get the sword in Metal Gear Solid 3?
You cant get a sword in MGS3
What is disc 2 of Metal Gear Solid 3?
If you have the Subsistence version of MGS3, the second disc (Persistence) has the secret theatre (has funny parodies of in-game cutscenes), Snake vs. Monkey, the original 1987 Metal Gear, and the 1990 Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. That used to be the disc you used to play MGS3 online, but that has been closed down.
Can you play Metal Gear Solid two player-ed?
no, but Metal gear solid 4 can be played online. MGS3 had it too, but it was for PS2 so the online got shut down.
What is the name of the final boss in mgs3?
Her name is "The Boss" (Also known as "The Joy")
What kind of boots did snake wear in MGS3 snake eater?
Jungle boots
In Metal Gear Solid 4 who is big muma?
Big Momma is EVA from MGS3.
Who is the female voice of the Valspar paint commercials?
Sounds like it's The Boss from MGS3
What clone is the Metal Gear Solid games based on?
In most of the games you play as Solid Snake. Hence the name Metal Gear Solid. You dont play as Solid Snake though, in MGS3 MPO and MPO+. Also Metal Gear Acid 1 and 2 for PSP
Does Naked Snake love EVA in MGS3?
Yes. If you couldn't figure that out by yourself, you're not very smart...
How do you survive in mgs3?
You need to know how to wisley use your camoflauge and you'll also need to hunt for animals for food.
