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| rdfs:label | - Metal Gear Solid: Integral
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| rdfs:comment | - Metal Gear Solid: Integral is an expanded version of the original Metal Gear Solid first released for the PlayStation in the NTSC-J region in 1999 and later released for Windows in other regions in 2000. It includes most of the changes and additions that were made in the NTSC-U/C version of the original Metal Gear Solid (e.g. adjustable difficulty settings, English voice acting, and Solid Snake's hidden tuxedo outfit), as well as new features and changes of its own, including a third disc consisting almost entirely of VR training missions dubbed the "VR Disc." The VR Disc was released by itself for the PlayStation in overseas territories as Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions in the NTSC-U/C region and as Metal Gear Solid: Special Missions in the PAL region.
- Metal Gear Solid: Integral is an updated version of the original Metal Gear Solid released in Japan on June 24, 1999 for the Sony PlayStation. Integral is essentially a relocalized version or "international version" of the original Metal Gear Solid based on the North America version of the game. Many of the added contents of the North American version (such as adjustable difficulty settings) are included in Integral as standard features along with new features of its own (such as a first person view mode).
- Metal Gear Solid: Integral es una versión ampliada de Metal Gear Solid lanzada como tal sólo en Japón en 1999 para la Playstation y a finales del año 2000 en PC. Pese a ser lanzado en Japón, Integral no cuenta con las interpretaciones originales japonesas, en lugar de ello, incorpora el doblaje americano con opción de usar subtítulos en japonés o inglés. Como agregados incluye varias dificultades (no presentes en la versión japonesa de Metal Gear Solid), entre ellas, “Easy”, que le da al jugador una metralleta MP5 con munición infinita desde el inicio del juego, frecuencias de códec ocultas (sólo presentes en la versión de PlayStation) donde puede oirse comentarios de los desarrolladores del juego, un traje alterno para Meryl, un modo en primera persona que se debe seleccionar de manera in
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| Released | - 1999-06-24
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| Requirements | - Windows XP/98 or latest
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| abstract | - Metal Gear Solid: Integral es una versión ampliada de Metal Gear Solid lanzada como tal sólo en Japón en 1999 para la Playstation y a finales del año 2000 en PC. Pese a ser lanzado en Japón, Integral no cuenta con las interpretaciones originales japonesas, en lugar de ello, incorpora el doblaje americano con opción de usar subtítulos en japonés o inglés. Como agregados incluye varias dificultades (no presentes en la versión japonesa de Metal Gear Solid), entre ellas, “Easy”, que le da al jugador una metralleta MP5 con munición infinita desde el inicio del juego, frecuencias de códec ocultas (sólo presentes en la versión de PlayStation) donde puede oirse comentarios de los desarrolladores del juego, un traje alterno para Meryl, un modo en primera persona que se debe seleccionar de manera independiente, pero activo por defecto en la versión de PC, una opción para que los enemigos tengan rutinas de patrullaje distintas y un minijuego para el PlayStation Pocket. También fue empaquetado con un disco adicional con misiones extras conocido como “VR Disc”, que fue lanzado como un producto independiente internacionalmente y con el nombre de Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions en América y en Europa conocido como Metal Gear Solid: Special Missions. El VR Disc contiene más de 300 misiones de entrenamiento de realidad virtual, incluyendo a tres donde el jugador toma el papel del Cyborg Ninja, un modo llamado Photoshoot, donde Snake le toma fotos a Mei Ling y a Naomi Hunter. La versión europea requiere que el jugador cargue una copia de Metal Gear Solid antes de comenzar el juego y no escompatible con el PlayStation 2 y el PlayStation 3.
- Metal Gear Solid: Integral is an expanded version of the original Metal Gear Solid first released for the PlayStation in the NTSC-J region in 1999 and later released for Windows in other regions in 2000. It includes most of the changes and additions that were made in the NTSC-U/C version of the original Metal Gear Solid (e.g. adjustable difficulty settings, English voice acting, and Solid Snake's hidden tuxedo outfit), as well as new features and changes of its own, including a third disc consisting almost entirely of VR training missions dubbed the "VR Disc." The VR Disc was released by itself for the PlayStation in overseas territories as Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions in the NTSC-U/C region and as Metal Gear Solid: Special Missions in the PAL region.
- Metal Gear Solid: Integral is an updated version of the original Metal Gear Solid released in Japan on June 24, 1999 for the Sony PlayStation. Integral is essentially a relocalized version or "international version" of the original Metal Gear Solid based on the North America version of the game. Many of the added contents of the North American version (such as adjustable difficulty settings) are included in Integral as standard features along with new features of its own (such as a first person view mode). Integral came packaged with a third disc dubbed the "VR Disc", which contained 300 new VR missions (including missions where you play as the Cyborg Ninja from the main game), along with bonus features such as trailers and photoshoot mode with Mei Ling and Naomi (two of the game's female characters). Since the main game was essentially identical to the previously-released American version of the game and the VR Disc was where most of the new contents in Integral was stored, Konami decided to release the VR Disc as a stand-alone product under the title of Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions in the US and Europe. In 2000, a PC port of Metal Gear Solid was released. The PC version was made using the Integral version as a basis and thus, contained most of its features.
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