Official Metal Gear Cat Box Announced for CatCon
OKS Gear has announced an officially licensed Metal Gear scratchpad cat box, designed to provide stealthy style for pets. The product is based on the Love Box from Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, a title originally released for the PlayStation Portable in 2010 and included in the recent Master Collection Vol. 2 remaster.
While the in-game item accommodates two characters, the pet version is scaled down for single-feline use. OKS Gear plans to offer this event-exclusive item at CatCon in Pasadena, California, on October 10 and 11. The company also operates an online store, suggesting potential future availability beyond the convention.
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Key facts
- Product
- Metal Gear scratchpad cat box
- Developer
- OKS Gear
- Event Date
- October 10 and 11
- Location
- CatCon, Pasadena, California
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