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RPS: "On the one hand, the openness and rogue weather of Metal Gear Solid Vs second zone is a spectacular, tactics-altering change from the dusty, mountainous, barren Afghanistan Ive spent dozens of hours in. On the other, no, its different, its not the same, its all weird, I hate it I hate it I hate it."

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Nathan picks apart the final entry in Kojima's Metal Gear series in extreme detail.

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Eurogamer: Konami has ceased all triple-A console game production on everything but Pro Evolution Soccer and there are currently no plans for a big new Metal Gear game, while worldwide technology directr Julien Merceron has left the company. That's according to a pair of reports on French site Gameblog. Eurogamer understands both reports to be true. Gameblog wrote yesterday that Merceron was apparently unhappy with Konami's transition away from the console market towards mobile games. Beyond Metal Gear Online - the separate online component to Metal Gear Solid 5 that is currently being finished - and Pro Evolution Soccer 2016, Konami has a blank triple-A slate. It does however have the licence to the football tournament Euro 2016, so we'd expect it to make use of that.

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Brendan Holben at GameCloud Australia writes: "In a strange way, The Phantom Pain turns out to be quite an apt description for this game. Were profoundly aware theres something missing here, and its possible we wont be truly satisfied. There are a few glaring issues in The Phantom Pain that could have sunk it, but in the end the incredible sandbox gameplay is just too good to dismiss. The series has always been about bombastic plots and super-refined gameplay, so the sting here is that Kojimas swan song had to be compromised for the worse. Dont get me wrong: The Phantom Pain is a brilliant game Im just grieving what could have been."

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From Cinelinx: In this all new episode of TFGP we talk a little more about Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain, and Eric gets his Toy-to-Life on with Disney Infinity 3.0. Plus, its a lovely day for Kyle as he breaks down his time in the wasteland with Mad Max. We also discuss the latest gaming and fandom news, and add a healthy dose of WTF for good measure.

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Brendan Holben at GameCloud Australia writes: "In a strange way, The Phantom Pain turns out to be quite an apt description for this game. Were profoundly aware theres something missing here, and its possible we wont be truly satisfied. There are a few glaring issues in The Phantom Pain that could have sunk it, but in the end the incredible sandbox gameplay is just too good to dismiss. The series has always been about bombastic plots and super-refined gameplay, so the sting here is that Kojimas swan song had to be compromised for the worse. Dont get me wrong: The Phantom Pain is a brilliant game Im just grieving what could have been."

Added: 18.09.2015 8:17 | 71 views | 0 comments


New Tokyo Game Show 2015 MGO3 video that explains all the classes, new game mode "Bounty Hunter" and showcases a lot of the gear available.

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Paul from EGMR writes: "I was going through my YouTube history the other day and I discovered something rather terrifying, I am exceptionally fond of video game music. Now don't get me wrong, this isn't in any way a bad thing. It's just quite weird that, out of all the things I could be watching on YouTube, I choose to mostly listen to the soundtracks from games I have played or are planning to play. As I'm sitting typing this up, I'm currently listening to the Metal Gear Rising OST which is my go-to work music, but more on that later. So this raises the question of what exactly drives someone to do this? I mean surely it would be better to appreciate these sounds in their 'natural habitat'?"

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YouTube's 'Zangetsu'has released a new video from RPCS3 - the most promising PS3 emulator that is currently under development - that shows Metal Slug 3 running at almost 60fps.