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Matt and Jason bid farewell to Hideo Kojima as they review Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

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GamingSoFar: There are total 6 Posters to find in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain as collectibles in PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox360 and Xbox One versions. Find and pick Posters up will let you change the look and enemy distraction function of Cardboard Box.

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RPS: "Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain [official site] is our Game of the Month for September, but why has this traditionally non-PC series infiltrated our chests and Fultond our hearts? Alice, Adam, Alec and a Graham gathered to discuss stealth, balloons, dogs in eye-patches, making enemy grunts feel alive and accidental kill-sprees."

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Today the release of the Media Create software charts finally revealed the debut performance of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, and its definitely a solid one. But how does it stack against its predecessors? It bounced back from the low sales of Ground Zeroes, and came close to the glory of the past.

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MCV: Hideo Kojimas Metal Gear Solid swansong sold almost half a million copies across PS3 and PS4 in its debut week. Thats according to the latest data from Famitsu, which shows that the PS4 SKU of open-world stealth game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain shifted over 315,000 units last week, rocketing to the top of the retail software charts.

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EB: Love it or hate it, the Metal Gear Solid series has always had one convoluted-ass story. Spanning across a handful of games that often jump forward and backwards in time between each entry, it takes a special kind of attention span to keep every detail of Metal Gear Solids story in check. Thankfully, the recent release of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain wont much up everything because of LOREs solid efforts to chronicle Snake/Big Boss journey.

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Today the release of the Media Create software charts finally revealed the debut performance of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, and its definitely a solid one. But how does it stack against its predecessors? It bounced back from the low sales of Ground Zeroes, and came close to the glory of the past.

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is the first Metal Gear to feature an open world. With massive environments to explore, there are seemingly countless ways to play around and have fun as Big Boss.

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EGMR writes: "Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain left me conflicted as a die-hard MGS fan. It certainly has some of the best gameplay of this entire series, and it's easily one of the most intelligent, player-driven and amazing open world games this generation so far. It offers a phenomenal amount of content and runs like a dream, which is bound to embarrass other triple A titles. Yet being so deeply invested in this story and series it left me feeling underwhelmed and disappointed at how minimal the story is, and how it didn't feel like a farewell. It may leave you looking for and wanting more out of the story, which has not happened before in the history of this series. The result, despite being astounding to play, felt like a core part of the experience was missing. The Phantom Pain may not be Kojima's cinematic and narrative masterpiece, but it is close to that purely as a video game experience."

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EGMR writes: "Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain left me conflicted as a die-hard MGS fan. It certainly has some of the best gameplay of this entire series, and it's easily one of the most intelligent, player-driven and amazing open world games this generation so far. It offers a phenomenal amount of content and runs like a dream, which is bound to embarrass other triple A titles. Yet being so deeply invested in this story and series it left me feeling underwhelmed and disappointed at how minimal the story is, and how it didn't feel like a farewell. It may leave you looking for and wanting more out of the story, which has not happened before in the history of this series. The result, despite being astounding to play, felt like a core part of the experience was missing. The Phantom Pain may not be Kojima's cinematic and narrative masterpiece, but it is close to that purely as a video game experience."