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Deus Ex Laser Cannon
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Evil Children
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How Old Are They Again
And the World Is Saved Thanks to Nanobots
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But What s My Motivation
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Quiet
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Sahelanthropus Is No Longer With Us
Via: The AV Club This is another case where a major plot point seems to vanish into thin air. We are told one thing in the series and then something else pops up that makes us scratch our heads. In this case, I’m talking about how Sahelanthropus seems to be based off of Metal Gear Rex designs, which we can assume reached the hands of it's creator after they were stolen from Huey Emmerich, after Sahelanthropus’s designer Soviet scientist Aleksandr Leonovitch Granin sent him the designs. What seems so strange though is that even though Rex came before it, it seems that it is more advanced, considering its bipedal form. It just seems strange, even if Huey Emmerich was forced to make Rex. Not to mention it seems these two just magically appear in someone's hands. That seems to happen a lot in Metal Gear.
The Human Torch
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The Cardboard Boxes
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Stealth Camo
Via: Gamespot Okay here’s where things get even trickier. There’s a lot of arguing online over this and - feel free to correct me if I’m wrong - but how in the world did anyone get the technology for stealth camo in Metal Gear Solid 3 when it’s stated that Otacon didn’t even develop it until the 1970s? Hideo Kojima seems to really like to mess with timelines in the MGS series and this seems no different. Maybe Otacon lied and actually developed it ten years earlier (when he was what, 18 years-old or so?) but that seems like a cheap excuse, when in reality it’s just a gaping continuity error.