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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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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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Ben Salter of MMGN: Its a strange feeling. Im still really enjoying it, but I need it to be finished. Ill go home tonight and play it for four or five hours without realising how much time has passed. But Ill be disheartened if Im still here with the same dilemma next weekend. I can see the finish line, and I'm happy to cut corners to get there. Perhaps Im falling out of love with The Phantom Pain.

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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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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."