Metal Gear Solid character Solid Snake is a tough, silent guy due to the technical limitations of the MSX2 computer.

Metal Gear's grim and competent special ops protagonist Solid Snake was only grim and quiet thanks to strict tech limitations restricting what his creator, Hideo Kojima, could do with him.

"Solid Snake, the protagonist of my debut title Metal Gear (1987), was born as a silent 'tough guy' because of these ...

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a remake of the third entry in the series and will launch on August 28, 2025. The ESRB ...

Cypher Setup at B site for retakes When playing Cypher on the B site of Ascent, a good setup for retakes becomes mandatory. Since B is one of the more commonly contested sites, having a solid idea ...

Applications for US unemployment benefits were little changed last week at a relatively low level that underscores a resilient labor market. Initial claims increased by 2,000 to 223,000 in the ...

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‘HyLiST’ stands for Hybrid Lithium Metal-based Scalable Solid State Battery Manufacturing. Under the leadership of the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, an international consortium is working on ...

Credit: Oak Ridge National Laboratory / CC BY 2.0 Scientists have transformed light into a supersolid, a unique form of matter that behaves like both a solid and a liquid, for the first time. The ...

New research reveals light can behave as a supersolid, paving the way for advancements in quantum computing and optical technologies. In a breakthrough, Italian scientists have successfully ...

O’Malley, senior test coordinator at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, and his colleagues couldn’t find the gear shifter in the Ioniq 5 sport-utility vehicle. One of them finally ...

Long theorized but only recently created, a supersolid has a crystalline structure like a regular solid, but it can also, counterintuitively, flow freely like a fluid. "We can imagine the supersolid ...