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Best Metal Gear Solid Wallpapers & Backgrounds (All Games Included)

The Metal Gear Solid franchise has been around for 34 years. Here are wallpaper designs for all of the Hideo Kojima series’ major installments.

Metal Gear is not only one of gaming’s premier stealth franchises, but it’s one of the most expansive series in the industry, with 34 years of history. It was created by legendary game designer Hideo Kojima in 1987 and published by Konami. Since then, it has spawned over 20 installments and spinoffs that legions of gamers still clamor over to this day. That kind of legacy has turned Metal Gear protagonist Solid Snake into a gaming icon that’s been featured in other titles, like Super Smash Bros. It has been the subject of countless fan art and illustrations that can be used as desktop or mobile wallpapers.

A majority of Metal Gear titles released have featured different versions of the special agent. Early in the franchise’s life, Snake underwent some significant appearance changes until Kojima and Konami settled on his look with Metal Gear Solid‘s release. In 2008, Old Snake was introduced with Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriot, giving fans a look at an aged version of the protagonist.

All of these interpretations of the characters, plus dozens of allies and enemies, have given artists and designers a near-infinite amount of inspiration to create stunning renditions of Snake and the rest of the series’ cast. Here are the best Metal Gear wallpapers from each of its major releases. Follow the link underneath each of the images below to find the corresponding full-size wallpapers.

Metal Gear (1987) Background

This background is an extended version of the original Metal Gear from 1987, which introduced the world to Solid Snake and special forces unit FOXHOUND. It was launched on the MSX2 home computer in Japan and subsequently released in English that same year. Snake’s final appearance wouldn’t be fully realized until a few more years. Image Source: Kontxouso/DeviantArt

Metal Gear 2: Snake’s Revenge Background

Snake‘s Revenge is the 1990 sequel to Metal Gear was released three years after the original, and Kojima wasn’t involved in it. The designer had moved on to working on an ambitious new installment for the series that would propel it forward. This release was developed specifically for a Western audience since the original saw so much success in the United States and Europe. Image Source: Teoft/DeviantArt

Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake Background

The same year Snake‘s Revenge was released, Konami and Kojima also put out Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, a major leap for the franchise. It significantly evolved its stealth-based gameplay and featured a multifaceted storyline that tackled issues like nuclear proliferation.

Metal Gear 2 is considered one of the best 8-bit games ever released and was the foundation for a monumental shift in the series. Image Source: HipWallPaper

Metal Gear Solid Background

Eight years later, the seminal Metal Gear Solid was launched in 1998 on the PlayStation and PC. Konami and Kojima transitioned to 3D graphics, completely altered Snake’s appearance, and included voice acting throughout the title. It transformed the series into more of a cinematic experience that few gamers could match at the time. Metal Gear Solid was an overwhelming success and would be adapted into various sequels and spinoffs, comics, novels, and even radio dramas. It’s considered one of the most influential games of all time. Image Source: DaveRapoza/DeviantArt

Metal Gear: Ghost Babel Background

Metal Gear Solid was adapted to Nintendo’s handheld Game Boy Color devices in 2000 as Metal Gear: Ghost Babel. The release wasn’t a direct recreation of the previous release. Instead, it was as an alternate storyline that picks up seven years after the original Metal Gear. Image Source: Yoji Shinkawa/Metal Gear Fandom

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty Background

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty was the first Metal Gear installment to debut on the PlayStation 2 in 2001 and continued the series’ hot streak of excellent storytelling and gameplay with one major change. The release introduced a surprise new protagonist named Raiden, which gave fans a new perspective on Solid Snake. A profile of Raiden can be seen to the left of the wallpaper. Image Source: Wallpaper Cave

Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes Background

Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes is a remake of Metal Gear Solid, released for Nintendo’s GameCube in 2004. It was co-developed by Silicon Knights and Konami under the guidance of Kojima and Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto.

The relaunch featured improvements to graphics, all-new cutscenes, and added gameplay improvements introduced with Sons of Liberty. Image Source: Yoji Shinkawa/Alpha Coders

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Background

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater was launched as a prequel to the entire Metal Gear series. Its story begins 31 years before the events of the original Metal Gear. It features Naked Snake as its protagonist, who would later earn the title of Big Boss, Solid Snake’s commanding officer in previous titles. Much like Raiden’s introduction, this served to give fans a better understanding of Metal Gear‘s supporting cast. Image Source: amirulhafiz/DeviantArt

Metal Gear Acid Background

Metal Gear Acid was a spinoff tactical RPG title that was launched on the PlayStation Portable in 2004. This release was nothing like past installments of the stealth series and featured turn-based mechanics that gave players control of Snake through trading cards. It also reimagined Snake’s design with more of a graphic novel aesthetic. Image Source: TeaHub

Metal Gear Acid 2 Background

Metal Gear Acid 2 was a direct sequel to Acid released a year later on the PSP. It picked up the alternate storyline introduced in the previous installment and continued utilizing the original’s turn-based, card-game gameplay design. Snake and his allies were once again depicted in the style of comic book heroes compared to the character’s past designs. Image Source: JoshCrawford/DeviantArt

Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Background

Portable Ops was also launched on the PSP. It did away with the previous handheld releases’ turn-based gameplay and utilized the action-adventure gameplay mechanics from the mainline series.

Portable Ops kicks off six years after Snake Eater and follows Naked Snake’s escapades after being captured in Colombia. Image Source: AlphaCoders

Metal Gear 4: Guns of the Patriots Background

Metal Gear 4: Guns of the Patriots was Metal Gear‘s debut on the PlayStation 3 in 2008 and is set five years after Sons of Liberty’s events. This time players are introduced to a prematurely aged Solid Snake that goes by Old Snake, who’s plotting on his last mission to assassinate his nemesis Liquid Snake. The release was regarded as a masterpiece for the console generation for everything from its mind-bending story to its innovative stealth gameplay. Image Source: AlphaCoders

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Background

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker was the final Metal gear entry published on the PSP and followed Snake’s adventures through Costa Rica. Much like Portable Ops, it featured action-adventure gameplay instead of turn-based mechanics from earlier PSP releases. Gamers widely acclaimed the 2010 launch, but it failed to live up to its predecessors because of the PSP’s decline. Image Source: Wallpaper Cave

Metal Gear Rising Revengeance Background

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance was yet another shift in the classic Metal Gear formula. PlatinumGames primarily developed it, but Kojima’s own studio, Kojima Productions, handled its overall plot. The 2013 release was a hack-and-slash game that featured Raiden as the main character. While stealth was still an option, the title heavily focused on fast-past slashing combat. Image Source: Wallpaper Safari

Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes Background

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes was the first Metal Gear game for PlayStation 4 in 2014. It took place a few months after Peace Walker’s events and revolves around Big Boss, who goes on an infiltration mission in Cuba.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes served as a prologue for The Phantom Pain, which would launch a year later. Image Source: Wallha

Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain Background

Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain continued the plot of Ground Zeroes and was Kojima’s final game in partnership with Konami. It was critically acclaimed at launch despite its polarizing release because of how fresh its gameplay improvements made the Metal Gear franchise feel. It was the first entry of the series to introduce open-world elements, which gave players an unprecedented level of freedom for how they wanted to approach its missions and objectives, although many complained it felt too disjointed and poorly-paced when compared to previous titles. Image Source: De-monVarela/DeviantArt

Metal Gear Survive Background

Metal Gear Survive is the latest installment of Metal Gear launched in 2018 and was the first title of the franchise developed without Kojima’s direction since Snake Revenge in 1990. It’s a co-op survival title at its core that incorporates tower defense and stealth elements. Survive was received negatively at launch because it departed from the series’ single-player roots and contained a large amount of microtransactions. Image Source: OutlawNinja/DeviantArt

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