Added: 21.09.2015 10:19 | 136 views | 0 comments


Its been seven long years since Metal Gear Solid 4, five since Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker a game while magnificent, that is often forgotten about for its lack of a number causing fans of the franchise to yearn for the next entry in Hideo Kojimas espionage series of magical realism. Through all the trouble and drama between Kojima-san and his employer (developer Konami), the game finally released earlier this month and was met with critical applause, overwhelmingly so. The only detractors it seems come for its story and its sporadic nature, chopped up episodically and inserted between dense gameplay. In the eyes of a quite vocal set of fans, this inaccessibility is a big problem, but is it really? Did Kojima and Konami drop the ball on the main element that the series is known for in favour of implementing one for which it is not?

Added: 21.09.2015 9:17 | 124 views | 0 comments


Popoptiq: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain opens with an incredible hour long escape from an under attack hospital that is one of the most exciting opening hours of any video game Ive played. The game ends with a similar mission that is at once confusing, repetitive, boring and anticlimactic. Nothing sums up the final Metal Gear Solid game quite as succinctly as the bookending missions do. Its beautiful, crass, innovative, rote, clever, stupid, polished, and unfinished. This game, more than anything else so far, is the most compelling piece of evidence as to why Hideo Kojima and Konami had their public falling out throughout 2015. The game is a wonderful, ungodly mess; an $80 million game that probably needed a few million more throwing at it to get it ready for release, which presumably, Konami were unwilling to do. Its a disappointing ending for the long running series, that is also one of the best games of the year. Confused? Well, its Metal Gear, after all.

Added: 21.09.2015 1:19 | 111 views | 0 comments


Today was the last day of the Tokyo Game Show 2015, where Konami showed off Metal Gear Online and fans were lining up to play the game for themselves. During the day several cast members from MGSV stopped by: Quiet actress Stefanie Joosten, iDroid voice and singer Donna Burke and the Japanese voice actor for Ocelot.

Added: 20.09.2015 23:17 | 96 views | 0 comments


Armik Asheghian from Gamerscore Whores writes "In this weeks video podcast we discuss the Amazon Fire TV Gaming Edition and its impact towards the 4th Gen AppleTV, Invitations begin to go out for the Windows 10-based Xbox One dashboard Beta, Nintendo patenting a controller with shoulder scroll wheels, Konami ceasing all AAA game production, and which Football game holds the crown this year FIFA 16 or PES 2016, plus what weve been playing. All this and more on this weeks show."

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Today was the last day of the Tokyo Game Show 2015, where Konami showed off Metal Gear Online and fans were lining up to play the game for themselves. During the day several cast members from MGSV stopped by: Quiet actress Stefanie Joosten, iDroid voice and singer Donna Burke and the Japanese voice actor for Ocelot.

Added: 20.09.2015 21:17 | 75 views | 0 comments


Armik Asheghian from Gamerscore Whores writes "In this weeks video podcast we discuss the Amazon Fire TV Gaming Edition and its impact towards the 4th Gen AppleTV, Invitations begin to go out for the Windows 10-based Xbox One dashboard Beta, Nintendo patenting a controller with shoulder scroll wheels, Konami ceasing all AAA game production, and which Football game holds the crown this year FIFA 16 or PES 2016, plus what weve been playing. All this and more on this weeks show."

Added: 20.09.2015 20:17 | 63 views | 0 comments


Today was the last day of the Tokyo Game Show 2015, where Konami showed off Metal Gear Online and fans were lining up to play the game for themselves. During the day several cast members from MGSV stopped by: Quiet actress Stefanie Joosten, iDroid voice and singer Donna Burke and the Japanese voice actor for Ocelot.

Added: 20.09.2015 9:19 | 65 views | 0 comments


"Let us not waste too much time getting caught up in the tattered trash storm that is the Kojima vs Konami battle raging over these past months. To summarize, there was some form of a falling out, so Kojima is out and new projects are to come. Well, at least we hope so." -- PlayStation Enthusiast