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Ben Quy: A taste of things to come that is what I kept telling myself whilst waiting for Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes to install. This is like the Tanker mission from Metal Gear Solid 2. It is just a taste of things to come, I intoned over and over. But after playing Ground Zeroes I can happily say that game is no zero.

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Play magazine takes a look at seven hidden easter eggs in MGS5: Ground Zeroes.

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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is really just a US$30 demo, but it's a stellar one at that.

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Play magazine takes a look at seven hidden easter eggs in MGS5: Ground Zeroes.

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Ben Quy: A taste of things to come that is what I kept telling myself whilst waiting for Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes to install. This is like the Tanker mission from Metal Gear Solid 2. It is just a taste of things to come, I intoned over and over. But after playing Ground Zeroes I can happily say that game is no zero.

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A Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes S rank no reflex talkthrough video which offers pointers in how to complete the main mission in around 10 minutes in a stealthy way. The video also highlights the unlockables at the end of the mission.

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TheHDRoom: "A lot has been said about the length of the newest installment in the Metal Gear franchise. The main story mission in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes can be finished in under two hours, and at the time of this writing, someone has actually finished it in under 10 minutes. But if you boot up to play only the main mission and that's all, you are doing it all wrong. That is the equivalent of playing Nintendo's Mario Kart and stopping after the first race. To put it bluntly, you will get out what you put in to Ground Zeroes."

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The Laymen's Gamer reviews the game Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes based on the small time he has played it, responding to the major complaints regarding the title that has kicked up something of a controversy. The review was written using a PlayStation 3 copy of the game.

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EGMR writes: "Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is a great introduction to The Phantom Pain, but it's not without its issues. More so than the length are some changes from previous titles that haven't really improved the game, but have instead taken away some of the series' staples. However, both the fantastic gameplay and beautiful graphics are deserving of appreciation. In the end the hardcore MGS fan will be satisfied, excited for what's to come and eager to get the most out of Ground Zeroes. But to the rest, perhaps avoid investing unless you're a real stealth fanatic."