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EPISODE · May 13, 2016 · 1H 41M

Abnormal Mapping 48: Metal Gear Solid V

from Abnormal Mapping · host Jackson Tyler

Just another day in a podcast without end…ABNORMAL MAPPINGAt last, the time has come. Just under a year ago, I started playing the Metal Gear games, and now, 42 articles and 5 podcasts later, the journey is complete. I hope you have enjoyed the ride, and if you’re new, then feel free to come along on this quest anytime. For this final episode, we’re discussing Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, the honest-swear-to-god-for-real final game in the Metal Gear Solid Trilogy. Come on in for a chat on trauma and colonialism, exploitation and capitalism, and most importatly, The Life and Times of Punished “Venom” Snake.I am joined in this final episode by @woundww, a friend and writer for the Arcade Review – currently on Kickstarter! – many thanks to them for smart insights throughout.Fair Warning: There are a couple audio issues in the podcast! Nothing too bad; a little echo, some birds in the background, but I thought I’d give a heads up nonetheless! Enjoy!Things DiscussedMetals Gear 1 – VMusic This EpisodeHeres To You by Joan BaezQuiet’s Theme by Akihiro Honda, Ludvig Forrsell, and Stefanie JoostenNuclear by Mike Oldfield

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