Metal Gear Solid V arm becomes reality thanks to official 'Venom Snake' prosthetic cover - hurlbutmonatur

A Metal Gear Whole fan in the UK has get the first reciepient of a new prosthetic arm cover officially licensed by Konami and modelled after that of Venom Snake from Metal Train Sound V.

Discovered via the series' official Twitter answer for, 29 twelvemonth old Book of Daniel Melville—World Health Organization was born without his right hand— is the serendipitous foremost recipent of the limb, which is the result of a team-up between Konami and prosthetics company Open Bionics. Sadly, it's non equipped with the rocket engine-propelled capabilities or indeed the weapons of the one in the gritty, but the blueprint is one of several skins obtainable for the 'Hero Arm' as IT's dubbed, and is touted as "the world's most low-cost multi-grip engineering arm."

Connected the Metal Gear Solid design specifically, Daniel is quite rightly pleased to bits with it, locution "This is unlikely. It's everything I've always wanted from a bionic arm. I'm an avid gamer and love Metallic-looking Gearing Solid so much and to really have Ophidian's arm in very life is just hebephrenic." There's also a inverted comma from current President of Konami Takayuki Kubo, who says "We're incredibly excited to collaborate with Open Bionics, who are at the cutting sharpness of robotics. We're thrilled to see the iconic Metal Gear aesthetic of Venom Serpent and his bionic sleeve break ope of the screen and come to life history, in a dynamic fusion of technology and invention that is dynamic the lives of upper arm amputees all over the reality."

If you fancy Spitefulnes Snake's arm for yourself, it's available internationally via Open Bionics' website, and is designed for below-elbow amputees as young As eight long time old. Check out the video of Daniel betting his new arm below, and have a deal the website for more information here.

Back in the world of the games, a Metal Gear Solid remake was rumoured to be coming to PlayStation 5 backrest in September, merely aside from a re-release of the old titles happening PC, we've heard nary a cheep since. With the PlayStation 5 out in the US from today, maybe we'll hear more on the series soon, eh?