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Konami has released a new batch of Metal Gear Online 3 screenshots. Just in case you've never heard of MGO3, it is a brand new Metal Gear multiplayer online mode which will be released as a free DLC from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain coming on Oct 6th for consoles and Jan 2016 for PC!

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Kotaku: "Holy shit. Some of the stuff hidden inside Metal Gear Solid V is ridiculous."

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Hideo Kojimas name might not be on the Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain box, but that doesnt mean your face cant be!

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DTOID: "While Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain isn't an insignificant time sucker as is, it did launch missing its competitive online multiplayer component, Metal Gear Online, which was delayed until October 6 on consoles and January 2016 on PC."

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GR: "Metal Gear Solid 5 isn't just a stellar free-form stealth-action game; it's also one hell of a military base management sim. It makes sense - as Big Boss and leader of the Diamond Dogs, it's up to you to manage the development of your home, Mother Base, as well as the staff that runs it. It's a lot to take in at first, but it's not as complicated as you think; most of your day-to-day operations are handled through your iDroid, and happen in the background while you play."

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The end of an era has finally arrived, and with Hideo Kojima still at the top of his game, The Phantom Pain is nothing short of spectacular.

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Robert from DJP writes "The great Hideo Kojima/Konami have released the final instalment in the Metal Gear Solid franchise, Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain, set nine years after the events of Ground Zero. You awake from a coma to find out that the events of ground zero left you with some pretty big physical and emotional scars."

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GR: "72 seconds. At first, it feels like a mistake. There's no reason why it takes so long to drive between Mother Base platforms. Or why a game defined by its freedom is forcing you to travel in a straight line. There's no scenery, no incoming calls, no priorities to juggle apart from listen to one of the game's audio tapes. A tape that lasts 69 seconds. Damn. MGS5 is a game so balanced, sublimely authored and nuanced, even its mistakes are calculated; gifting you unprecedented freedom, but unafraid to limit your options to create powerful moments of introspection."