Against a backdrop of a collage of newspaper headlines reporting the tumultuous events that defined the Cold War times, slithering snake skeletons, clips foreshadowing the evens of the game, and mirrored images of crawling smoke, the song that plays is one that would be remembered fondly by gamers. Metal Gear Solid 3 is made to feel like a James Bond movie, and the title sequence (made by well known title sequence designer Kyle Cooper) certainly helps set the mood. Still in a Dream – The Snake Eater Title Sequence Virtuous Mission has ended in a failure, and the real story is about to begin. She orders Snake to go home, breaks his arm and throws him off the bridge. And she is bringing her loyal comrades, the Cobra Unit, with her. “I’m defecting to the Soviet Union.” she says. But halfway there, a person blocks his way. After Snake has rescued the defected Soviet scientist Sokolov, the two are crossing a long suspension bridge covering a deep cliff. Symbolically, a bridge may stand for a transition, but it can also signal a threat on someone’s path. “Commencing Virtuous Mission now.” Hell yeah! He slowly rises to his feet, and removes his mask. After that, we return to Snake as he lands in the middle of he forest. While Snake defends the game cuts to a briefing in which Zero explains the situation. The music builds up and enhances the intensity. At this point, players can switch to first person to admire the view.
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He jumps – not just any jump but with some bad ass somersaults thrown in there, and after a brief free fall he opens his parachute. Snake, now wearing a mask, walks towards the exit. “Opening rear hatch.” The hatch opens, and we see the sun has begun to rise. He smokes his cigar as he prepares himself mentally for the task.
On board it carries Naked Snake, who is about to perform ‘the world’s first HALO jump’. An aircraft cuts through the night sky of Pakistan, approaching Soviet airspace. You know a game is going to be good when the intro is as epic as this. Here are 10 things in the game that made it stand out and live on in gaming history. The game is considered one of the best games ever made, and for good reason. Today, it’s exactly 10 years ago Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater came out in the United States.
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