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MGS Delta: Snake Eater conserva el contenido sugerente del original, la calificación indica

Autor: Elijah Apr 14,2025

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater conserva el contenido sugerente y sexual de Metal Gear Solid 3 , incluido el notorio Peep Demo Theatre, según lo confirmado por una calificación de edad del ESRB. Aunque el desarrollador Konami no ha verificado oficialmente la retención de este contenido controvertido, la Junta de Clasificación de los Estados Unidos ha calificado el juego de acción sigilosa como madura 17+. Esta calificación se atribuye a los disparos realistas del juego, los gritos de dolor, el combate sangriento y el "contenido sugerente/sexual".

El informe detallado del ESRB sobre el juego destaca su combate y violencia realistas, señalando casos específicos como "un personaje restringido golpeado y electrocutado; un personaje disparado en el ojo; un personaje en fuego disparó varias veces". Además, el ESRB especifica el contenido sugerente/sexual, que incluye "un hombre que toca los senos de una mujer; los ángulos de la cámara de primer plano de escote profundo; un personaje que toca brevemente la entrepierna de un hombre; un teatro de demostración de PEEP que permite a los jugadores ver cortes del cuerpo de un personaje femenino desde una perspectiva de primera parte".

El PEEP Demo Theatre es una característica desbloqueable notable de las versiones de colección de subsistencia y HD del Metal Gear Solid 3 original. Esta característica permite a los jugadores, como serpiente, manipular la cámara y acercarse durante una escena específica con EVA en su ropa interior. Para desbloquear esto, los jugadores deben completar el juego cuatro veces.

Konami ha anunciado oficialmente que Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater se lanzará el 28 de agosto. Junto con la fecha de lanzamiento, un nuevo avance de teaser también confirmó el regreso del amado minijuego de serpiente vs. Monkey.

En nuestra vista previa de Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater , IGN, "Metal Gear Solid Delta parece más una remaster HD muy brillante que la elegante remake que podría haber sido". La vista previa destaca la nueva perspectiva en primera persona del juego y la describe como "un viaje de nostalgia ciertamente hermoso, pero casi fiel a una falla". El Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater recibió una puntuación impresionante de 9.6 de IGN.

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