Added: 26.12.2014 8:11 | 11 views | 0 comments


Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes is out on the PC and some PC gamers found tools to unlock the games data. By doing this, they opened up the possibilities of modding the game itself. Not only that, but some new details about The Phantom Pain have emerged due to the files found in Ground Zeroes.

Added: 25.12.2014 7:14 | 9 views | 0 comments


Davis from Denkiphile: "As a long time Metal Gear fan, I always thought that the series would bring me back to consoles. After years of seeing everything from trailers to gameplay videos that reminded me I could not play Ground Zeroes or even the upcoming Phantom Pain to its fullest on my pathetic PS3 setup. Once the announcement came for these two titles on PC, though, I was so happy I almost cried. Im sure other PC gamers feel the same way theres no better way to experience the best that current gaming has to offer than on a PC."

Added: 25.12.2014 3:13 | 11 views | 0 comments


Whistler writes, "only been given a glance at what they have cooking for Phantom Pain, this is arguably an unrivalled level of freedom within the stealth genre. Even now with a singular map after 9 hours Im finding and mastering more ways to complete my missions with finesse worthy of Big Boss himself. Thanks to the fluidity of the mechanics combined with the surprisingly reactive level of the AI youll be making up new plans on the fly as you set your sights on that ultimate S rank."

Added: 24.12.2014 16:11 | 10 views | 0 comments


IncGamers' Peter Parrish and Tim McDonald return to base to give an in-depth debriefing on the PC release of Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes.

Added: 23.12.2014 11:11 | 7 views | 0 comments


NZGamer: "The Metal Gear Solid franchise is one of those franchises that has a fervent fanbase. The people who love this game can talk about the story in detail, and look at Hideo Kojima as a mastermind of game development. In contrast to this is the audience that have tried to play an MGS title once or twice and come away hating the overly long cut-scenes, slow gameplay, and the flip-flop nature of its serious tone. Its no surprise then that when Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes was launched onto home consoles back in March that the reception was mixed. The major fans of the series defended the game stating that it did what was promised. It delivered a prologue to the upcoming main entry to the series, and gave hours of replayability in perfecting missions and the unlockable sub-operations."