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Rare Replay under £15, Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain under £36, Xbox and PS4 bundles and lots more.

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Stu at Sushimonster85 writes 'Not even the worlds most popular half-marathon can stop this train. We assemble, through a series of tubes (Skype) to bring you a (almost) full hour of Metal Gear Solid V talk. With Stu, Graham, and John all playing, and loving, The Phantom Pain. Dont worry, there are no story spoilers, though if your Big Boss has a birthday coming up you may want to listen with caution. Meanwhile Al prepares for life with an Xbox One by playing Bioshock on PC.'

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is top of the UK charts once again. Sales of the stealth blockbuster declined 78 per cent week-on-week. According to GfK Chart-Track the average decline in sales Week One to Week Two this year has been 67 per cent. Nintendos Super Mario Maker debuts in second place, and is the fourth best-selling Week One Wii U title to date, below Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros and Nintendo Land. Last weeks No.2, Warner Bros, Mad Max falls to No.3, with sales dipping 66 per cent week-on-week.

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Like every week, the major Japanese retailer Tsutaya is the first to give us a glimpse on sales in the Japanese market with its own chart. This week we see the debut of Super Mario Maker and the second week performance of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

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GR: "Warning: I'm spoiling everything up in here. You've been warned. Can a game be your favorite and least favorite at the exact same time? Because that's the sort of mental gymnastics I've been dealing with since I rolled credits (full credits, mind) for the third time in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, witnessing the game's true ending. How can a game be this well-designed and brilliant to play and still feel like a total mess?"

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WC: Metal Gear Solid should always stand the test of time as a bastion for free-wheeling artistic experimentation in everything from gameplay to story, and whilst I must stress MGS V is still a phenomenal game, such a coat of polish makes all the blemishes way more noticeable. Spoilers ahead!

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Konami has released a brand new update for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain on the PS4. This update will fix the Quiet save data corruption bug that was discovered after the games launch. This bug could potentially wipe out the complete save data of the game, resulting in loss of progress for the players.

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Chris: So, Chris Carter already provided a handy list of quick tips alongside his review of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. These are essential, life saving tips that will let you complete missions easier and build the legend of Big Boss. But how 'bout some stupid shit?

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MR BLACKMAGIK of the DRM Gamecast writes, "It's only fitting that the franchise that popularized stealth, has returned to revitalize the dying genre. The culmination of a franchise that has spanned nearly 30 years, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a masterpiece like no other. As with most open world games, The Phantom Pain can not be simply stuffed into one genre. It's an RPG as much as it is a stealth or action game. Due to the sheer amount of content in the game, my review will be broken into two parts. Part 1 will focus on stealth, while Part 2 will focus on story elements, Mother Base, FOB, etc. Sit back folks, this is one hell of a ride."