Metal Gear for Commodore Amiga 500: An Enhanced Version for Fans

 

Konami's stealth classic, **Metal Gear**, which originally captivated players on the MSX2 in 1987, has received a special treatment for the Commodore Amiga 500. This version is not a mere emulation, but an adaptation that offers fans an enhanced and customizable experience.

Amiga 500 players now have the opportunity to delve into Big Boss's story with never-before-seen options. It's possible to choose between the original Japanese version, the original English translation, a new English translation, or even a brand-new Spanish translation. Furthermore, players can opt for the original MSX2 soundtrack or enjoy a remastered version that takes advantage of the Amiga's iconic Paula sound chip capabilities, taking immersion to another level.

The plot places us in 1995, eleven years after the events of *The Phantom Pain*. Western nations discover that in Outer Heaven, a fortified nation in South Africa founded by the enigmatic mercenary known as Big Boss, a weapon of mass destruction capable of altering the course of history is being developed. To confront this threat, the high-tech special forces unit Fox-Hound is deployed. Big Boss, as commander-in-chief, sends Gray-Fox, the elite agent holding the codename FOX, to infiltrate and neutralize the situation.

For those interested in reliving this classic or experiencing it for the first time on Commodore Amiga 500, this version with multiple language and sound options is a gem. You can download it for free [here]!