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I Waited ONE YEAR to Open This… | Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater

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You know me… What started as a simple unboxing quickly turns into a trip down memory lane as I revisit my history with Metal Gear Solid 3, the original PS2 release, the long road to Metal Gear Solid Δ, and why Snake Eater remains such a special game more than 20 years later.

 

I bought the Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater Terrarium nearly ONE YEAR ago… and somehow never opened it. So, with Metal Gear Solid Δ celebrating its first anniversary, I figured it might as well be today.

Kept you waiting, huh? 🐍

Join me as I finally unbox, assemble and review this incredibly detailed Metal Gear Solid Δ terrarium featuring Naked Snake in one of the most memorable moments from both the original Metal Gear Solid 3 and the newer Delta remake.

You know me… What started as a simple unboxing quickly turns into a trip down memory lane as I revisit my history with Metal Gear Solid 3, the original PS2 release, the long road to Metal Gear Solid Δ, and why Snake Eater remains such a special game more than 20 years later.

Was the terrarium worth keeping sealed away for almost an entire year? Let’s find out!

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From GTA III to $100 Million in GTA Online

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Whether you’ve been playing since Liberty City on the PS2 or you’re still building your first million in GTA Online, I hope you’ll enjoy taking this trip down memory lane with me, as well as pick up some Perico strategy tips that’ll help you with your own journey.

 

After weeks of grinding businesses, running Cayo Perico Heists and building a criminal empire in Los Santos… I finally reached $100,000,000 in GTA Online.

But this video ended up becoming about much more than money.

While preparing for and completing the final Cayo Perico Heist that pushed me over the $100 million mark, I found myself reflecting on the entire Grand Theft Auto series and the memories that came with it. From the day GTA V launched in September 2013, to waiting in line for midnight releases, all the way back to GTA III on the PlayStation 2, the game that finally convinced me to buy a PlayStation console in the first place.

In this video, I share:
• My complete Cayo Perico prep and finale strategy
• The final heist that pushed my account past $100 million
• Photos and memories from GTA V’s original launch day
• Reflections on GTA III, GTA V, and over two decades of Grand Theft Auto
• The businesses and money-making methods that helped build my empire

Whether you’ve been playing since Liberty City on the PS2 or you’re still building your first million in GTA Online, I hope you’ll enjoy taking this trip down memory lane with me, as well as pick up some Perico strategy tips that’ll help you with your own journey.

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Boss Rush With NO Pipebombs?! Terminator 2D: No Fate

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Taking on Boss Rush in Terminator 2D: No Fate, but with a twist… NO pipebombs allowed. I go for two achievements, and you can get both in the same run.

 

Taking on Boss Rush in Terminator 2D: No Fate, but with a twist… NO pipebombs allowed.

In this run, I go for two achievements:

• “You’re Not The Boss of Me”
• “No Pipebombs”

You can get both in the same run. I go balls out to snag’em in quick time. Terrific game!

 


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The NES Game That Refused to Die — Terminator 2 at 34

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Released in 1992, Terminator 2 on NES remains one of the system’s most polarizing games. This video looks at its history, gameplay, and lasting influence 34 years later.

 

Released in February 1992, Terminator 2 on the Nintendo Entertainment System arrived at the peak of one of the biggest pop-culture moments of the early ’90s. Loved by some, dismissed by others, the game has remained a curiosity for decades — and at 34 years old, it’s still being talked about.

This video opens with a short documentary-style look at the game’s history, the overwhelming popularity of Terminator 2: Judgment Day in 1991, and why the NES adaptation became such a polarizing release. From there, the video transitions into a full, no-death playthrough with live PiP commentary, strategy breakdowns, and reflections on what the game felt like to play at release — and what it feels like now.

Along the way, I explore how Terminator 2 on NES quietly laid groundwork that would later influence Terminator 2D: No Fate, connecting a flawed 8-bit experiment to a modern, celebrated revival.

This is not just a playthrough — it’s a look at why this game still matters.

 


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Terminator 2D: No Fate — Exploring Its Contra DNA (No-Death Run)

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Terminator 2D: No Fate is a modern run-and-gun built from classic Contra DNA. This video explores its design lineage through a full no-death playthrough and analysis.

 

Terminator 2D: No Fate feels less like a modern action game and more like a lost run-and-gun classic—especially Contra.

In this no-death full playthrough, I break down how the game’s weapon behavior, enemy grids, and boss encounters echo classic Contra design, while also drawing comparisons to the original NES Terminator 2. Throughout the run, I point out visual callbacks, gameplay patterns, and design choices that strongly suggest old-school inspiration over modern trends.

I also touch on why the T-800’s design in No Fate feels closer to Arnold’s stunt double than Schwarzenegger himself, and how that might’ve influenced the developers’ artistic direction.

This run finishes death-free with an extended attack chain and a near-5 million score, while keeping the focus on observation, pattern recognition, and classic arcade fundamentals.

 


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Terminator 2D – Stealth Ninja Trophy (Now Easy!)

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A brand new Stealth Ninja method that completely NERFS that last guard who gives everyone fits. This Stealth Ninja nightmare just got smashed!

 

A brand new Stealth Ninja method that completely NERFS that last guard who gives everyone fits. Put Sarah’s foot right inside the dark tile in front of the water cooler and you’re golden. Neither the guard nor the security camera can see you, and you have full view of the guard’s movements and can time your attack on him perfectly without blowing the undetected run. This Stealth Ninja nightmare just got smashed!

 


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Terminator 2D – Stealth Ninja Trophy Detailed Guide

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A complete walkthrough with detailed commentary on how to achieve the Stealth Ninja trophy/achievement in Terminator 2D: No Fate.

 

A complete walkthrough with detailed commentary on how to achieve the Stealth Ninja trophy/achievement in Terminator 2D: No Fate. This guide walks you through the Pescadero Hospital level where you must not be seen by any enemy excluding the T-1000. You will have a couple unavoidable instances where the T-1000 sees you, but this doesn’t count towards the trophy.

 

➡️NEW EASIER METHOD⬅️

 



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MGSDelta Find, Capture & Recapture Tsuchinoko EASY [MGS3]

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Super-easy method to find and capture the rare Tsuchinoko in Metal Gear Solid Delta for the “Believe It Or Not” trophy/achievement, as well as how to recapture it after the torture scene to add it back into your inventory to earn the Infinity Face Paint (infinite ammo!) at the end of the game. Works on all difficulties.

Exact same method as in the original game. Uploaded for those searching for Delta-specific imagery.

 


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MGSDelta Beating The Pain in 52 Seconds on Extreme [MGS3]

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Decent run at a non-lethal win against The Pain on Extreme difficulty in Metal Gear Solid Delta. ‘Probably could’ve got him faster if I hadn’t got a lil sloppy at the end of the first phase, but I’ll take it.

 

Decent run at a non-lethal win against The Pain on Extreme difficulty in Metal Gear Solid Delta. ‘Probably could’ve got him faster if I hadn’t got a lil sloppy at the end of the first phase, but I’ll take it. ‘Figured I’d get the most aggravating boss outta the way first this time around. 😄

Timer begins the moment I gain control of Snake.

The old glitch of staying in first-person to avoid the bullet bees no longer works in the new version.

 


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Playing Metal Gear Solid Delta for the First Time

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The wait is finally over! MGSΔ Snake Eater is here! I was so jazzed for early access I broadcasted live for the first time in over 7 years. 💥🐍

 

The wait is finally over! Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater is here! I was so jazzed for early access I broadcasted live for the first time in over 7 years. This is legit my first experience with the game and it’s new control scheme. Things are definitely different and will take some getting used to. But the game looks phenomenal, and aside from the usual early-launch issues that seem to plague just about every new game these days, I’m super-excited to experience this story again with a fresh coat of brand new paint. 💥🐍

 


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