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AOTF Writes: "After years of waiting since the mysterious reveal that wasnt even first announced as a Metal Gear Solid game, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is finally upon us. While we got the original Metal Gear games back in the day, the Metal Gear Solid series did not debut until 1998 on PlayStation. In that time since, weve seen many changes in the series, while also maintaining a level of familiarity. With Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain released now, we thought it would be a good time to look back and rank the previous entries in the franchise."

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Hideo Kojima takes us on an open-world ride unlike anything we've experienced in the past. Could this very well be the greatest Metal Gear Solid ever? Find out in CheatCC's review!

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Forbes: Because almost nobody in the real world gets the luxury of the 12-hour marathon sessions that game reviewers too often use to review videogames, Im trying something different with my reviews. Most of us can maybe scrounge together an hour or so a day to play the games of our choice, and so thats how Im going to go through these games: one hour at a time. Can the biggest blockbusters in games stand up to casual play? Well see. Up today is the first hour of Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain.

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Hideo Kojima takes us on an open-world ride unlike anything we've experienced in the past. Could this very well be the greatest Metal Gear Solid ever? Find out in CheatCC's review!

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IGN shows you an easter egg referencing P.T., the playable teaser for Silent Hills hidden in the Angola-Zaire border region of central Africa in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain. For more on MGS 5, check out our full wiki on IGN @ http://www.ign.com/wikis/metal-gear-solid-5-the-phantom-pain

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WARNING: POTENTIAL STORY SPOILERS ARE BELOW

Have you gotten far enough into Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain to unlock Mother Base and complete Side Op 51? If so, head to the Medical Strut immediately. A mind-blowing cutscene awaits you.

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The physical retail PC version of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain doesn't contain any of the game's files or...

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Blueprints are found all over Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain's two field locations. These designs for weapons and equipment can be essential to your missions: some upgrade basic gear like Snake's bionic arm, others offer stronger weapons. Below is a breakdown of the game's blueprints, and their location in the game. Take a look to make sure you keep Snake decked to the nines in the latest gear.

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Forbes: Tomorrow marks the launch of Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, Hideo Kojimas latest masterpiece, at least judging by its early review scores. The game has amassed a close-to-flawless 95 on Metacritic, drawing perfect 10s from over a half dozen outlets, with more likely to come as the game is launched. I previously wrote about how despite being well-received, I had trouble believing that in terms of pure sales, Metal Gear Solid 5 would be able to top Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 and Fallout 4 this year. But with that said, Im more than convinced that The Phantom Pain is the most significant release of the fall for a few reasons.

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Metal gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain features a diverse soundtrack of all manner of hits from the 80s. Some of which seem at odds with the potential mass destruction Snake can cause on the battlefield, but having Take On Me play as you take out an entire enemy encampment is quite an experience. Below is a list of the songs that can be found in Afghanistan and Africa. If you're looking to expand Snake's music playlist, you'll need this guide. As a general tip, once you enter the general location of a cassette tape, keep an ear out for the song to be playing, as it'll always be booming from a soldier's radio, and naturally the closer you get, the louder it is.