Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater – the most curious and fun secret radio frequencies review

The remake brings back classic secrets in the form of hidden radio frequencies, some are so peculiar that they are worth trying.

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One of the most special nods in Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater is the possibility of discovering secret radio frequencies. Just like in the original, these frequencies not only serve as useful mechanics, but also hide truly curious moments that fans adore.

In this remake, some of them are especially striking because they combine practical functions with a touch of humor or rarity that is very characteristic of Hideo Kojima’s saga. Here, we review the most entertaining ones you can try.

The most fun secret frequencies to use in Metal Gear Solid Δ

• 140.01 – “Salty Catfish” by 66 Boys
  Tuning into this station gives you a break with relaxing music… while Snake recovers his stamina! A total contrast to the tension of the mission.

• 144.06 – “Jumpin’ Johnny” by Chunk Raspberry
  Possibly the most surreal one: listening to this theme while you recover your energy is as unexpected as it is entertaining.

• 142.94 – “Pillow Talk” by Starry K.
  A smooth theme that completely breaks with the game’s military tone. Perfect for laughing at the situation.

• 149.53 – “Don’t Be Afraid” by Rika Muranaka
  A classic that once again demonstrates Kojima Productions’ musical fingerprint, in addition to restoring your health.

• 140.73 – Aerial Support in Bolshaya
  More than entertaining, this one is curious: if you enter the correct frequency, you can request an airstrike in the middle of the enemy field. It’s a secret that more than one player discovers by accident.

• 144.75 – Cell Opening in Groznyj Grad
  The funny detail here is that a simple radio frequency can open doors and even liberate cells in a maximum-security military prison. A touch as absurd as it is ingenious.

A classic that’s even more enjoyable in the remake

Beyond being just codes, these frequencies are part of what makes Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater unique: a mix of tension, humor, and secrets that always reward the player’s curiosity. If you want to discover them all, you’ll have to interrogate soldiers and try combinations, but the ones we’ve listed are the ones that surprise the most due to their special character.