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When Media Create published its top 20 chart for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pains debut week in Japan, the Xbox One version did not appear. Today they published the top 50, as every Friday, and it shown that Hideo Kojimas latest labor of love came very close to bringing an Xbox One game back into the top 20. On the other hand, the PS4 version was almost sold out and the PS4 bundle sold an impressive amount.

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Looking back, is there one PlayStation game that turned you into a lifelong dedicated fan of the brand? Is it even possible to name only one?

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AH: We continue our adventure in "What would happen if Achievement Hunter ran the lives of 7 teenagers" ... let's be honest, it's not looking too good.

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Baden of WGB: "The dismissal of Hideo Kojima has brought with it cries that while Metal Gear Solid may live on through Konami, it will never truly be the beloved franchise again, which in some ways is almost disrespectful to the many, many people who actually make the game behind the scenes and will likely continue on with the series. Kojima may provide much of the vision, but undoubtedly he also just said yes or no to many ideas brought to him. and trusted his team. Still, without the man himself it is quite likely that Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain will be the last true Metal Gear Solid game, especially with Konami involved, a company which, and lets be honest here, has proven itself to be somewhatwell, stupid. So, if this is really the final proper Metal Gear game does it do justice to the insane series? Has Kojima gone out with a bang?"

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XLC Gaming Network writes:- When you here the title Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain this will raise two main questions. Will this be Kojimas last Metal Gear Game and what does the future hold for this long running and much loved series? While these questions still remain to be answered they are easily brushed aside by a title which takes a gamble and changes things up, and is highly successful at doing it. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain takes place in an open word that has so much to do and so many ways to do it, if this is the last title from Hideo Kojima, he bows out with an almighty bang.

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Kotaku Youre the video game writer person, said one of my friends last night. What do you think of Metal Gear Solid V? I looked down at my Shadow Moses shirt, slightly embarrassed. I havent played it much, I confessed. Ive been spending most of my time with Mad Max.

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GR: One Piece is one of those unusual types of animés that people either love or hate, but chances are the first thought in everyone's mind when they see it is What the hell? While I don't follow the series religiously, I'm familiar with the wacky characters and basic story. Monkey D. Luffy is the unusual protagonist with a good heart and big ambitions, but he's rather flawed. Add in the fact that he can stretch his head and limbs to surreal lengths in order to beat up legions of enemies (similar to Mr. Fantastic but much cooler), and the result is an oddball mashup of weird scenarios and intense combat.

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XLC Gaming Network writes:- When you here the title Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain this will raise two main questions. Will this be Kojimas last Metal Gear Game and what does the future hold for this long running and much loved series? While these questions still remain to be answered they are easily brushed aside by a title which takes a gamble and changes things up, and is highly successful at doing it. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain takes place in an open word that has so much to do and so many ways to do it, if this is the last title from Hideo Kojima, he bows out with an almighty bang.

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Baden of WGB: "The dismissal of Hideo Kojima has brought with it cries that while Metal Gear Solid may live on through Konami, it will never truly be the beloved franchise again, which in some ways is almost disrespectful to the many, many people who actually make the game behind the scenes and will likely continue on with the series. Kojima may provide much of the vision, but undoubtedly he also just said yes or no to many ideas brought to him. and trusted his team. Still, without the man himself it is quite likely that Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain will be the last true Metal Gear Solid game, especially with Konami involved, a company which, and lets be honest here, has proven itself to be somewhatwell, stupid. So, if this is really the final proper Metal Gear game does it do justice to the insane series? Has Kojima gone out with a bang?"

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Gaming Union: When NIS America brought over the first Danganronpa game to western shores, the game accrued critical acclaim for its excellent mix of visual novel inspired narrative elements with gameplay involving investigation and courtroom elements. This was furthered when the publisher brought over the sequel the next year, taking the originals gameplay and expanding upon it. The latest title brought over to western shores, Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, explores what took place between the first two games but with a new third-person shooting gameplay mechanic. Does this new direction still provide what fans want out of the series?