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So this is what happens when Hideo Kojima creates his own Swansong. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is the successor to Prologue Ground Zeroes, taking place nine years after Motherbase is destroyed by a group of generally ugly/crazy gentlemen. TPP is a lot different to every other MGS game ever made though. NPU have played every game in the series, including the PSP titles, and can very boldly state, this is not like the rest. The few core control mechanics are there, hell the cardboard box is still here, but TPP is most definitely a whole new world as far as Snake is concerned. This pushes the boundaries, past invisible walls and a largely linear set of game areas, and drops you into Afghanistan, where the ten square kilometres are your oyster. It's also an extremely dense game.

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GR: Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain successfully translates the iconic stealth action gameplay that has defined the series into a massive open world adventure.

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TJ: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is what so many big budget games try and fail to be. Densely packed but not padded with filler content, graphically beautiful yet sleek in its performance, and evocative of Hollywood blockbusters without misunderstanding both the mediums of movies and videogames.

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AG: People always try to downplay the story in Metal Gear Solid games. There's always a lot of hand-waving, a lot of 'yeah, it's bananas but...' that seems superficially like cultural cringe. Like the anime Shiki, which -- if you haven't watched it -- will seem like utter trash for the first three episodes until it becomes something awesome. And so you cringe as you recommend it, praying they make it past the Love Hina-esque bullshit and through to the good stuff lest they think you're one of those anime fans.

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Ubisoft has released a new trailer for Rainbow Six: Sieges Art of Siege

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CGM: When it comes to gameplay, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is undoubtedly the most polished and enjoyable entry in the series. Its a shame, however, that it entirely abandons the eccentricities, zaniness, and terrific storytelling that this franchise is known for. This doesnt feel like a Metal Gear game, but rather an entirely new project that series creator Hideo Kojima so obviously wanted to make. Its just simply called Metal Gear Solid.

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GS;" Earlier this week the Japanese magazine Famitsu has revealed some new details on Hyrule Warriors Legends such as Toon Link being a new playable character alongside Tetra and King of Hyrule, a new Wind Waker segment in Legend Mode where Tetra will be playable and more. All these new details and more have now been added to the game's Official Japanese website, which has also received a major overhaul in the process. "

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CGM: When it comes to gameplay, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is undoubtedly the most polished and enjoyable entry in the series. Its a shame, however, that it entirely abandons the eccentricities, zaniness, and terrific storytelling that this franchise is known for. This doesnt feel like a Metal Gear game, but rather an entirely new project that series creator Hideo Kojima so obviously wanted to make. Its just simply called Metal Gear Solid.

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Matt and Jason bid farewell to Hideo Kojima as they review Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

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Stu at Sushimonster85 writes 'Unless you have been living under a rock for the past couple of weeks, it has been impossible to ignore the release of Metal Gear Solid V. Hailed by many as one of the best games of recent years, and undoubtedly featuring the best pure gameplay found in the Metal Gear Solid series, it seems a fitting swan song for the man many consider to be gamings first/only Auteur. Indeed, only if you have been living under that same rock for six months now, the ugly (and very public) fallout between Metal Gear Solids creator Hideo Kojima, and Konami has gone hand in hand with final months of development, as well as the games release. So what next for the man who has had free run over his own multi-million dollar franchise? Aside from a long holiday, and tweeting about his latest Blu-ray purchases.'