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The Phantom Pain is possibly the best stealth open world game in existence, possibly the best action game in existence, and possibly the best looking game in existence.

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GI: "Metal Gear Online has been something of a mystery for some time, so the opportunity to play a few rounds of the competitive experience at TGS earlier today was both exciting and revealing. The free add-on to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is set to release on consoles on October 6th, with a PC release next year, and its unusual and intriguing gameplay loop offers something many competitive online shooters lack meaningful gameplay choice."

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The Phantom Pain has proven on every front its a top contender for game of the year, but some of its charm is lurking just below the surface. Here are just a few of CheatCC's favorite super-secret gems hidden away, waiting for gamers to dig up.

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The Phantom Pain is possibly the best stealth open world game in existence, possibly the best action game in existence, and possibly the best looking game in existence.

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Since Metal Gear Solid released, everyone has been going crazy over it, including New Gamer Nation. New Gamer Nation doesnt consider ourselves experts, but we have made plenty of discoveries that have made playing a million times better. Many of these tips are simple and quick. Some will save you time, some may save your life. Check them out and see if there were any you didnt know. And dont worry there are NO SPOILERS in this post.

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During Tokyo Game Show 2015, Konami announced several downloadable costumes for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

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GI: "Metal Gear Online has been something of a mystery for some time, so the opportunity to play a few rounds of the competitive experience at TGS earlier today was both exciting and revealing. The free add-on to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is set to release on consoles on October 6th, with a PC release next year, and its unusual and intriguing gameplay loop offers something many competitive online shooters lack meaningful gameplay choice."

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Christopher Livingston: "With 15 hours spent on Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain, I'm sitting at a whopping 6% complete, which tells me I'd need a Fulton balloon the size of the Hindenburg to lift all the content out of this game. Naturally, I'm forced to ask the obvious question: besides a couple hundred hours of stealth, combat, base management, and story beats I can't even begin to understand, what else is there to do?"

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IGN shows you how to become Zeus (or Raiden or Thor) with the upgraded Stun Arm in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain. For more on MGS5, check out our full wiki on IGN @ http://www.ign.com/wikis/metal-gear-solid-5-the-phantom-pain

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To say that I'm a Metal Gear fan would be an understatement. I'm a grown adult with Metal Gear art on my wall. I've beaten every game in the series at least three times. Heck, my friends call me Big Boss due to my manic interest in the franchise. You might just find me stealthing around cosplaying as Big Boss with Vietnam-era camo and equipment.
As with many other gamers, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a game that I considered my most anticipated for nearly half a decade. But just 10 days after release I'm already burned out of the game, and can't say that I will remember it in a positive light. This isn't an uncommon theme with post-release talk. Many Metal Gear fans are disappointed, and it's only becoming worse with time. Let's go over why.
A Forgettable Story
Prior to MGSV's release, I took for granted how much I admire Hideo Kojima's storytelling, even with all its insanity (i.e. nanomachines and "the arm"). Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was certainly full of lengthy cutscenes, many of which were almost unbearably long. However, at the end of the game I felt as though I had been through an epic narrative. There were so many great moments that are impossible to forget, including the microwave hall and return to Shadow Moses. The truth is that while Metal Gear has always been long-winded, it's also been clever. That's extended beyond story elements to character design, with plenty of noteworthy antagonists encountered along the multi-decade journey.