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Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes' Snake Isn't As Old As We Thought
After revealing the 10 minute trailer for Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes at PAX this weekend, the Internet has been debating Snake's age based on his appearance in the trailer. Hideo Kojima decided to put some of those concerns to rest.
The debate over Snake's age comes from the image below, where it looks like a version of Snake with white hair. Kojima took to Twitter to let everyone know that the white hair is a product of the lighting in the game's engine. To help cement his point, he released the above image on the right, a modified version of the image of the left, of Snake without his Sam Fisher goggles.
To check out the trailer, you can click here. Also, make sure to listen to tomorrow's Game Informer Show where our resident Metal Gear expert, Joe "Joda" Juba, dissects the trailer in detail.
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