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Hideo Kojima reaches another feat in his illustrious franchise with Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Adnan Riaz reviews

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A couple of videos using static moments which easily highlight the stark differences between the last gen and current gen versions of Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes.

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Hideo Kojima reaches another feat in his illustrious franchise with Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Adnan Riaz reviews

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gamrReview's Jake Weston: "Will the legacy of Metal Gear Solid V be negatively affected by Ground Zeroes backlash? Its hard to say. Perhaps once The Phantom Pain is released, well be able to view Metal Gear Solid V as a cohesive whole. Until then, were left to judge Ground Zeroes on its own terms. As a prologue to The Phantom Pain, Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is disappointing. But a demo it is not, and taken on its own, there is plenty here to enjoy."

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Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes leaves the door open to many questions but does provide some answers. Can Kiefer Sutherland slip into the voice acting and motion capture boots of Big Boss answer YES. Can Kojima Productions deliver high quality gameplay with their new FOX Engine answer YES. Can you sell a glorified tech demo of a game to the masses for a pretty hefty price answer YES.

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Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes: As a longtime fan of the series, I can say with certainty that Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes does not feel like your standard Metal Gear game. There are no long-winded Codec conversations or lengthy cinematics. No hiding in cardboard boxes, no girly magazines, no Soliton radar, and no David Hayter. Ground Zeroes is a darker, grittier take on the franchise that feels fresh, and perhaps even a bit alien. While its main campaign takes at most two hours to complete, the overhauled combat and stealth systems, open-world environment, and unlockable side missions lend a decent amount of replayability. While some have scoffed at the idea of what was believed to be a glorified tech demo, Ground Zeroes does feel like a complete package for its price point especially for die-hard fans of the series who dont want to wait until 2015 or later to play the latest iteration.

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gamrReview's Jake Weston: "Will the legacy of Metal Gear Solid V be negatively affected by Ground Zeroes backlash? Its hard to say. Perhaps once The Phantom Pain is released, well be able to view Metal Gear Solid V as a cohesive whole. Until then, were left to judge Ground Zeroes on its own terms. As a prologue to The Phantom Pain, Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is disappointing. But a demo it is not, and taken on its own, there is plenty here to enjoy."

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Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes leaves the door open to many questions but does provide some answers. Can Kiefer Sutherland slip into the voice acting and motion capture boots of Big Boss answer YES. Can Kojima Productions deliver high quality gameplay with their new FOX Engine answer YES. Can you sell a glorified tech demo of a game to the masses for a pretty hefty price answer YES.