Metal Gear Solid Bionic transforms the hand player into a real life venom snake

English player Daniel Melville was born without a hand, and video game publisher Konami and Open pionics, Now has a super cool new bionic arm based on the design of the Venom snake Metal Gear Solid.

“It’s incredible, it’s all I wanted from a bionic hand.” Melville said in a statement. “I’m an avid sportsman and love Metal Gear Solitaire very much. It’s really crazy to have a snake’s hand in real life.”

In the imaginary nature of the Venom snake Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain, Released in 2015, lost his hand in an explosion and features a red and black bionic hand, complete with detachable missile functionality and gadgets that stun enemies.

Venom snake bionic arm for lower-elbow amputees Open Phoenix Hero Hand, Multi-grip bionic hand.

While Melville’s bionic arm game looks like a venom snake, it does not have the same weaponry features. It allows Melville to cope with everyday activities, including gaming – like a real hand through special sensors that detect muscle movements.

OpenPhonics is a Bristol, UK based company 3D printing technology To Develop bionic weapons for amputees It costs less than traditional prosthetics. Each hero army can then be approached with magnetic clip-on cards like Melville Metal Gear Solid Venom Snake Cover.

Previously, OpenPhoenix created Hero weapons, which look like a red Iron Man condo with a vibrating chaser, one of Elsa’s bright blue gloves, which is the metal arm of the hit 2013 movie Frozen, Hero Adam Jensen’s Deuce X: The Human Revolution, And a Star Wars themed hand Illuminated with colored LED lights.