The legendary stealth action game Metal Gear Solid has several memorable boss battles, and one streamer’s dance moves have taken down one of the game’s most challenging bosses. When the first Metal Gear Solid game launched on the original PlayStation in 1998, it became an instant phenomenon with its innovative 3D gameplay and intense storyline. The series has continued with several spin-offs and sequels, and rumors indicate that there may be a new Metal Gear Solid remake in development. However, many fans are finding new and interesting ways to play the series’ older games.Many fans and streamers have found new ways to revisit the games they love. Playing games with alternative controllers that they were not necessarily designed to be played with has become a new trend. With a few mods and some clever programming, gamers can play with almost anything that has a USB output. Guitar Hero guitars have been used to conquer foes in Dark Souls and Fortnite alike. However, the Dance Dance Revolution dance pads have also been found useful in getting a good workout and in playing Metal Gear Solid.Related: Kingdom Hearts Fan Dances Through The First Game Using DDR PadMetal Gear Solid’s intimidating and deadly Hind D gunship boss has been defeated by a streamer and their dance pad. Twitch streamer KittyRawr set out to conquer Hideo Kojima’s Metal Gear Solid with the power of dance and the mission has been a resounding success. The clip posted on RealKittyRawr’s Twitter page demonstrates the Hind D boss swiftly being defeated with the less than ideal controls available on the plastic dance pad. The mission is ongoing, and as of this writing, KittyRawr has yet to outdance Metal Gear Solid‘s epic final boss.[EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/RealKittyRawr/status/1526820927194931201[/EMBED_TWITTER]The plastic dance pad has been a helpful tool for gamers looking for an alternative way to play games while also working up a sweat. One Reddit user recently used a dance pad to defeat Elden Ring‘s final boss, which is already a difficult feat with a standard controller. Players have managed to use devices other than plastic guitars and dance pads to play games, like another streamer who won a round of Fall Guys with a jelly bean controller. As time goes on, fans will undoubtedly continue to develop new ways to game.Finding new ways to be active and play video games has helped lots of gamers get a workout. Some game developers have made many titles and accessories revolving around helping their audience exercise. The Dance Dance Revolution dance pads and Nintendo’s more recent release, Ring Fit Adventure, were designed to help people exercise and have fun while doing it. However, fans are finding many more uses for the accessories that came packaged with those games. And KittyRawr’s Metal Gear Solid dance pad playthrough is a perfect demonstration of using a little creativity to find a new way to enjoy Kojima’s beloved classic.Next: Elden Ring Player Outdances Final Boss Using A DDR Dance PadSources: RealKittyRawr/Twitter, KittyRawr/Twitch
