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With so much ego surrounding Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Konami and Hideo Kojima are probably both as bad as each other) its not really surprising to see that the upcoming stealthy open-world adventure has a new trailer thats all about showing how well received its been.

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DF "If you're still on the fence, it's fair to say Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is a worthwhile purchase on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One."

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With so much ego surrounding Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Konami and Hideo Kojima are probably both as bad as each other) its not really surprising to see that the upcoming stealthy open-world adventure has a new trailer thats all about showing how well received its been.

Added: 27.08.2015 21:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


DF "If you're still on the fence, it's fair to say Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is a worthwhile purchase on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One."

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Polygon: There's no denying that Kojima has a vision, a singular style that touches every facet of The Phantom Pain. Missions begin and end with credits that name the supporting players and the Kojima Productions employees responsible for writing or designing each chapter. I estimate I was told no less than 100 times that The Phantom Pain was directed and produced by Kojima. It's a charming design quirk that regularly reminds you of the people who crafted this bold, weird, impressive game. And if this is where Kojima does finally leave the series he created, it will be a bittersweet send-off, both for Big Boss and one of gaming's most intriguing auteurs.

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TTZ reviews Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom and the author is blown away. This is perhaps the most beautiful and best experience to be had in an MGS game.

Added: 27.08.2015 15:18 | 5 views | 0 comments


Polygon: There's no denying that Kojima has a vision, a singular style that touches every facet of The Phantom Pain. Missions begin and end with credits that name the supporting players and the Kojima Productions employees responsible for writing or designing each chapter. I estimate I was told no less than 100 times that The Phantom Pain was directed and produced by Kojima. It's a charming design quirk that regularly reminds you of the people who crafted this bold, weird, impressive game. And if this is where Kojima does finally leave the series he created, it will be a bittersweet send-off, both for Big Boss and one of gaming's most intriguing auteurs.