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GameInformer: "Snake can wear a variety of different outfits in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, but one of the options sadly isn't Quiet's scantily clad attire. Artist Anne Pogoda gives us a good look at what that outfit might look like on Snake. Hideo Kojima said Quiet's outfit was created to sell more action figures, and, well, he's right I would buy an action figure of Snake rocking this look."

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There are few video game franchises out there where the creators name resounds just as loud if not louder than the series themselves. Profiles such as Shigeru Miyamoto, Gabe Newell, Markus Notch Persson and of course Hideo Kojima are individuals well known throughout the industry for some of the most iconic video game titles to ever grace our glowing screens. So when one particular designers name was suddenly absent on upcoming promotional pieces we all got a little suspicious about the outcome Kojimas latest project. Now thankfully Whistler can dispel most of anxiousness and assure you that Hideo Kojimas swan song with Konami is one of utmost excellence and craftsmanship.

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MWEB GameZone writes: "It's hard to believe the game exists, given what it set out to achieve what it accomplished. Its a beautiful, incredible, weird, powerful, and proudly silly gaming experience - in other words, a Hideo Kojima game. It is, without a doubt, one of the greatest games ever made. However, some aspects of it incredibly awful, taxing or just baffling. For many players, these criticisms could be deal-breakers in terms of whether to spend full AAA game price."

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The Phantom Pain is possibly the best stealth open world game in existence, possibly the best action game in existence, and possibly the best looking game in existence.

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Gamepedia states, "Hideo Kojima's science fiction series about the ugly side of war has always been pretty strange, and that's mostly because of how absolutely out there many of the characters were. The cast has had a colorful array of members in both small and major roles that have really set the crazy bar pretty high, but being crazy isn't necessarily the same as being "great." A great Metal Gear character stands out, not just because of their particular quirks, but their over all arcs and relevance to the saga at large. It's a difficult task to truly narrow down such a huge cast to just a top 10, but lets attempt the impossible, anyway."

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To say that I'm a Metal Gear fan would be an understatement. I'm a grown adult with Metal Gear art on my wall. I've beaten every game in the series at least three times. Heck, my friends call me Big Boss due to my manic interest in the franchise. You might just find me stealthing around cosplaying as Big Boss with Vietnam-era camo and equipment.
As with many other gamers, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a game that I considered my most anticipated for nearly half a decade. But just 10 days after release I'm already burned out of the game, and can't say that I will remember it in a positive light. This isn't an uncommon theme with post-release talk. Many Metal Gear fans are disappointed, and it's only becoming worse with time. Let's go over why.
A Forgettable Story
Prior to MGSV's release, I took for granted how much I admire Hideo Kojima's storytelling, even with all its insanity (i.e. nanomachines and "the arm"). Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was certainly full of lengthy cutscenes, many of which were almost unbearably long. However, at the end of the game I felt as though I had been through an epic narrative. There were so many great moments that are impossible to forget, including the microwave hall and return to Shadow Moses. The truth is that while Metal Gear has always been long-winded, it's also been clever. That's extended beyond story elements to character design, with plenty of noteworthy antagonists encountered along the multi-decade journey.

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Hideo Kojimas name might not be on the Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain box, but that doesnt mean your face cant be!

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VRFocus reports on the news that Hideo Kojima has been testing out PlayStation VR and Oculus Touch at the Tokyo Game Show this week.

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Hideo Kojimas name might not be on the Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain box, but that doesnt mean your face cant be!