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Konami revealed the official resolution and FPS specs for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain on all four major home consoles and PC. It should go without saying that PC comes out on top with the ability to render the game at a max resolution of 4K, but the differences between the consoles might surprise you.

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It seems Konami is doing everything in their power to disgrace Kojima's legacy on his way out. The Gamescom Trailer for MGS V is the heartbreaking icing on the cake.

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Konami has released a detailed screenshot comparison between Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain on PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One on their official website. This comparison illustrates the difference between the various versions of the game in great detail.

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Konami officially confirms the rendering resolution of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain on the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and PC.

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Katie joell from Gamerscore Shores writes "with Konami driving its own public image into the ground and then pissing all over it with reckless abandon. There has been one game that has been getting consistently better since the noughties and that is Pro Evolution Soccer. Can PES evolve even more this year? We know that the Master League mode is going to get a major overhaul this year, something Konami has been distinctly lacking on putting much emphasis on in recent years. So we are hopeful to say the least! Why not check out our hands on preview with the game before our demo reviews later this month."

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While the torrent of negative headlines may lead you to believe all is not well at Konami, the Metal Gear Solid publisher is still somehow raking in copious amounts of cash.

Believe it or not, this past quarter (which ended on June 30) Konami pulled in a whopping yen;51.2 billion in revenue. For those keeping track, that's up 5.3 percent from last year's figure of yen;48.6 billion. Even more impressive were its yen;4.28 billion in profits, which made for a staggering 159.9 percent increase.