As with past games in the series, Snake will have access to a few high-tech gadgets such an OctoCamo suit to blend into the environment; a robotic drone, dubbed the Metal Gear Mk. II, that can ...

Other new tech in Snake’s arsenal includes the Solid Eye device and the Metal Gear Mk. II drone. The Solid Eye combines the previously separate night vision and binocular devices into one unit.

You'll get the first look at Sunny as well as the Metal Gear Mk. II. In fact, when the split-screen occurs you can pilot the Metal Gear Mk. II. Go upstairs and find an iPod track, "Inori no Uta ...

Drebin, however, can "clean" the locks from the weapons you salvage, which are automatically ferried to him by the Metal Gear Mk. II (Snake's tiny, remote-controllable robotic sidekick ...

During the Mission Briefings on the Nomad, you can guide the Metal Gear Mk. II or III to the television and press R1 to turn on the remote control on top of the table. It gets a bit tricky to aim ...

Metal Gear MK. II MGS4 card Enter "MK2" as a password to unlock the Metal Gear MK. II MGS4 card. Successfully complete the game to unlock the "Card Movies" option in the Deck Editor and Metal Gear ...

the plane's CCTV circuit and a camera on board the Metal Gear Mk II, Otacon's remote-control robot alter ego. The Mk II can even be controlled, scooting around inside the cut-scene itself to find ...

Even the cardboard box gets an upgrade. Perhaps the most interesting addition to the game is Solid Snake’s drone, the Metal Gear Mk. II, which is used for reconissance but not much else.

Other gadgets, such as portable hiding places (cardboard boxes and rusty barrels) and the Metal Gear Mk. II (a stealthed robot that you can command as a scouting device), are useful to anyone who ...

This is a much more accessible game to play than the convoluted MGS3, with the OctoCamo suit and Metal Gear Mk II remote drone taking much of the pain out of stealth, while weapons trading and ...