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In Episode 46 of the Game Under Podcast Phil Fogg's tyrannical plan to do a news-only-podcast (eww!) is gate crushed just in time by Dave Ader who explains why Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes is better value than Infamous: Second Son. Having given up on his sadistic fantasy, Phil Fogg confesses his love for 3D Dot Game Heroes, while Tom Towers admits he was (partly) wrong about Broken Age.

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William at GameCloud writes: "Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes is an excellent demonstration for what to expect from The Phantom Pain, and thats exactly what it should have been; a demonstration. The truth is, if this game had instead been released as a demo/incentive with another Konami title, the general reception would likely have been phenomenal, and followed by a positive trail of excitement and discussion. For this reason, I find myself conflicted as I have so many positive things to say about my experience with the game, but I simply can not recommend it as a retail product. With that being said, if you are aware of what it is going in, I think enthusiasts will still have a great time given the high level of replayability. Ground Zeroes is technically outstanding and there is plenty of content, but its not a complete game. I imagine a lot of disappointed faces on those who bought it without understanding what it was."

Added: 12.04.2014 11:18 | 5 views | 0 comments


Let's face it, you probably already know whether or not you want to buy Ground Zeroes or not. But if you don't, i'm here to help.

Added: 12.04.2014 10:15 | 5 views | 0 comments


"When we decide to splash our hard earned cash, we like to know that were getting value for money, whether that be in the form of a long and immersive campaign or a multiplayer option that makes us look like virtual gods among our, obviously, adoring teammates. Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes boasts neither of these attributes, its short main story lasts half the time of a James Cameron borefest, a online option is non-existent and it's all for a questionably high price..."

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"When we decide to splash our hard earned cash, we like to know that were getting value for money, whether that be in the form of a long and immersive campaign or a multiplayer option that makes us look like virtual gods among our, obviously, adoring teammates. Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes boasts neither of these attributes, its short main story lasts half the time of a James Cameron borefest, a online option is non-existent and it's all for a questionably high price..."