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| Metal Gear Ac!d released in 2004 exclusively to Playstation Portable as a launch title. The ACID acronym stands for Active Command Intelligence Duel. Directed by Shinta Nojiri, Ac!d goes in a new direction with turn-based card gameplay. The story is unrelated to the rest of the series. A [[metal_gear_ac_d_2|sequel]] came out in 2005. | Metal Gear Ac!d released in 2004 exclusively to Playstation Portable as a launch title. The ACID acronym stands for Active Command Intelligence Duel. Directed by Shinta Nojiri, Ac!d goes in a new direction with turn-based card gameplay. The story is unrelated to the rest of the series, even to the sequel. The [[metal_gear_ac_d_2|sequel]] came out in 2005. |
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| Why run Ac!d? If you want to [[https://www.metalgearspeedrunners.com/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=mga:haveagoodlife.png|have a good life (~_~)]], live by the heart of the cards, and play a game unlike any other in the series. The turn-based gameplay is a radical departure, with random card draw keeping the player on their toes. Ac!d's New Game and New Game+ have been successfully routed, making the game more accessible. NG+ cuts down massively on the time, luck, and effort required compared to NG. Even so, the run is long compared to most games in the series. | Why run Ac!d? If you want to [[https://www.metalgearspeedrunners.com/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=mga:haveagoodlife.png|have a good life (~_~)]], live by the heart of the cards, and play a game unlike any other in the series. The turn-based gameplay is a radical departure, with random card draw keeping the player on their toes. Ac!d's New Game and New Game+ have been successfully routed, making the game more accessible. NG+ cuts down massively on the time, luck, and effort required compared to NG. Even so, the run is long compared to most games in the series. |