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High school ?
That shit looks like it’s done with crayons.
…. America ?
What did the teacher say lmao
It’s a cold war class elective class. On the last day we do a museum day where students make an exhibit for any subject they want to be the expert on.
I’ve had students request video game topics in the past (such as CoD accuracy), but most of the pop culture is music or movies. When Diana asked if she could do hers on Metal Gear Solid I told her I would keep it up in my classroom until the end of the time. I could not be happier with the work she did.
If someone told me about Metal Gear without knowing it is a videogame, I’ll crap my pants.
Kojima did a very good work with the series.
That’s awesome, reminds me of the project I did in HS French 1 where I compared still standing irl landmarks to Assassin’s Creed Unity’s versions of them
They’d get an A+ just because Metal Gear.
Thats a cool kid.
It’s scary that this is considered a high school level of work. Was expecting a 3rd grader at most.
That’s really awesome. I really wish i could’ve done a metal gear type project for school. They seem like a person i could actually talk to about metal gear, when back then I don’t think i ever came across anyone interested in the lore of metal gear much besides online.
I love the duality between the subject matter and the bubble lettering
You even mentioned the original Metal Gear D and TX-55. I’m impressed.
This year she graduates from a nerd to a weeb 😂
At a glance, people may feel that a game like Metal gear glamourises violence and combat, but at the core at each of his stories going back now 30 years, Kojima delivers an anti war/anti nuke message. Over and over through games he’s advocated for stealth over action, peace over war, total nuclear disarmament, deciphering misinformation in a digital world (mgs2)and obviously, a ton of constant communication. He was very ahead of his time in an industry that mostly wasn’t covering these things
Makes me so happy to see some young kid use MGS for a school project like this. I hope they use it as a backdrop for a lot of other projects in the future, you could do hundreds of these.
I wish I kept my project boards.. I dont even think there are pics of them. sad!
That’s so rad. This kid is cool asf
METAL GEAR!?
Please tell me you told Diana “You’re pretty good”
Give that student a scholarship ASAP!
I can see why our education rankings are getting lower and lower compared to the Scandinavian and European nations.
People criticising this despite apparently having no pedagogical knowledge.
They would probably gave me a 4 out of 10 if I did this.
That’s neat and all, but what about a weapon to *surpass* Metal Gear?
Damn. Hearing the name shagohod brings back memories.
I approve of this topic of study. There’s a lot to be learned.
*turns in project late*
“Kept you waiting, huh?”
I would give it an A Plus , nice bit of thought and detail went into it.