Where to find snake eater in mgs4

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After that, the song will play through normally and conclude with the dramatic sting. Another version of "Snake Eater" also exists, known as the "Abstracted Camouflage" mix. Bars from the final instrumental portion of the song are also heard immediately after Ocelot calls the DCI. In Metal Gear Solid 4 , the opening drum beats from "Snake Eater" will sometimes play when the player equips the Patriot.

It can be unlocked as an iPod song by collecting all emblems, and will give gameplay bonuses when played during combat. A piano version of the song is played in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker during flashbacks relating to The Boss as well as during both instances where Big Boss attempts to remove the memory drives. It is an unlockable song for the Walkman.

In addition, the song, or rather, the variant used for the final five minutes of the battle against The Boss in Metal Gear Solid 3 , will also be made available for BGM in the version 1.

What a thrill With darkness and silence through the night What a thrill I'm searching and I'll melt into you What a fear in my heart But you're so supreme! The iPod is in the inventory from the start of the game and comes with nine songs and the first of the Integral Podcasts by Ryan Payton already on it.

Other songs can be collected throughout the game, and new songs and podcasts are available for download from the internet using the "Extra" feature in the game's main menu, and can be unlocked using passwords in the game's Password Entry screen.

There are 34 songs to collect for the iPod raging from previous Metal Gear titles to other Kojima Productions works. The following are songs available by entering passwords at the Password Screen in the "Extras" menu they are case sensitive. There are also podcasts that the player can listen to in-game.

Radio Japanese version. The service was originally created by Ryan Payton, and was suspended when Payton left Kojima Productions. On December 18, the podcast returned without Payton. It was updated "bi-weekly" starting January 8. It is available in the Extra's menu as downloadable content.

According to MGS4 Integral Podcast 1 , the reason for the iPod's inclusion in Metal Gear Solid 4 was because the members of Kojima Productions were fans of Apple products, and they got permission from Apple to use it in-game after showing them a short demonstration video. The inclusion of the iPod in the game was heavily criticized as a distracting promotion. However, it is not unusual for military personnel to use iPods in combat.

In particular, Bullet Flight, an iPod Touch application that makes ballistic calculations, is used by real world U. When playing certain songs, Sunny will dance to them, which can be seen in the start menu. Unlocking all iPod songs excluding password-only songs after downloading a trophy patch will unlock the trophy achievement "Sounds of the Battlefield.

Since Snake's iPod is specified to have 30 GB of built-in storage, it is possible that this is the fifth generation iPod Classic released in September Metal Gear Wiki Explore. Metal Gear Solid V. Brawl Super Smash Bros. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Log In to Edit. History Talk 4. Universal Conquest Wiki. Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops. Metal Gear 20th Anniversary Music Collection.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner. Main Theme. Music from the opening and cutscenes. Created using the Konami's custom sound chip, the SCC.