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In the game Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, there were several amounts of bias towards the Marxist revolutionary/terrorist [[Che Guevara]], with several characters looking up to him and little, if any actual critiques offered towards him. Existentialism and Jean-Paul Sartre were also briefly referenced in Peace Walker in a briefing tape with the frenchwoman Cecile Cosima Caminandes. May 1968 and the Hippie movements were also briefly mentioned.
 
In the game Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, there were several amounts of bias towards the Marxist revolutionary/terrorist [[Che Guevara]], with several characters looking up to him and little, if any actual critiques offered towards him. Existentialism and Jean-Paul Sartre were also briefly referenced in Peace Walker in a briefing tape with the frenchwoman Cecile Cosima Caminandes. May 1968 and the Hippie movements were also briefly mentioned.
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In addition, the games, at least since Metal Gear Solid 2, have also pushed [[nihilism]] and [[moral relativism]] in an implied positive light. The Brandygames guide also mentioned that the series' overall theme was derived from [[Frederich Nietzsche]], specifically his work "The Eternity of the Same."
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In addition, the games, at least since Metal Gear Solid 2, have also pushed [[nihilism]] and [[moral relativism]] in an implied positive light. The Brandygames guide also mentioned that the series' overall theme was derived from [[Friedrich Nietzsche]], specifically his work "The Eternity of the Same."
    
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