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VG: Gear Of War: Ultimate Edition is exactly the game you expect it to be. For those that still don't know what that is, it's the original in the series completely remastered so it looks pretty enough to justify running on an Xbox One. The real joy, however, comes in remembering just how good the first Gears Of War is.

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Paste: "Metal Gear Solid sure is a strange duck. Writer/designer Hideo Kojimas signature work isnt just one of the most famous series of games ever made. It also has the unique honor of being one of the saddest and wackiest as well, a pile of games willing to tackle the ramifications of gamifying the military and to ask what it means to leave behind a meaningful legacywhile making scat jokes and letting you use peepholes in Porkys-like fashion. There is perhaps no better series that manages to chart the ambitious highs and juvenile lows of videogames. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, supposedly the last one, is just around the corner so lets take a look back and settle once and for all which Metal Gear Solid game is the best."

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Paste: "Before Dark Souls came around, Metal Gear Solid was the series that had folks eagerly anticipating boss battles every time a new game was announced. Solids gallery of rouges run the gauntlet from tragic to just plain weird in a way thats made the majority of them memorable and perhaps a little endearingeven if they did make us throw our controllers at the wall a few times."

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is by far the most ambitious game to date, pushing gaming into a whole new standard of quality. It's unique format is something I want to name Freedom Lives, and how this is created is something no other game has touched.

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Paste: "Metal Gear Solid sure is a strange duck. Writer/designer Hideo Kojimas signature work isnt just one of the most famous series of games ever made. It also has the unique honor of being one of the saddest and wackiest as well, a pile of games willing to tackle the ramifications of gamifying the military and to ask what it means to leave behind a meaningful legacywhile making scat jokes and letting you use peepholes in Porkys-like fashion. There is perhaps no better series that manages to chart the ambitious highs and juvenile lows of videogames. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, supposedly the last one, is just around the corner so lets take a look back and settle once and for all which Metal Gear Solid game is the best."

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Paste: "Before Dark Souls came around, Metal Gear Solid was the series that had folks eagerly anticipating boss battles every time a new game was announced. Solids gallery of rouges run the gauntlet from tragic to just plain weird in a way thats made the majority of them memorable and perhaps a little endearingeven if they did make us throw our controllers at the wall a few times."

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Kinda Funny's Greg Miller reviews Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

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As long as it places an emphasis on sneaking and has some form of narrative connection to the prior games, Daily Dot are on board. They could understand why some fans long for a single, focused infiltration mission akin to the first Metal Gear Solid, though those same fans might be surprised how Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain handily preserves the series core appeal while delivering an experience that some would argue is long overdue.

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"Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain may well be the perfect modern stealth game, which also may well mean its not going to be the game Metal Gear fans have been waiting for." ~ Rod Oracheski

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MWEB GameZone writes: "Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is as big a conclusion to a franchise as you're going to get. Polished gameplay mechanics, detailed progression systems and overall spectacular visuals underline what could be the one of the best open world games out this year. The Phantom Pain is a great technical and gaming achievement. Just don't expect much from the plot."