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What Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is has been the target of both outrage and confusion over what exactly it is and its price point. So its best to state right away that yes Ground Zeroes is simply the prologue to Metal Gear Solid V proper and yes the main mission is extremely short. Though Ground Zeroes does its best to justify its short length and seemingly disproportionate price tag. It does this by being the most radically different Metal Gear Solid to date.

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Start Replay review Ground Zeroes in luscious video form.

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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes contains some graphic elements including sexual abuse. Did Kojima cross the line?

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Elijah Diamond, GIZORAMA - "An hour and twenty minutes. Thats how long it took for me to beat Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, with some side activities. No matter who you are or where you are, thats depressing. Thats really all there is to say about it, so instead of focusing on this major gripe (avoided by myself, who used a Redbox), I will try to review this as I would a game demo or a preview to The Phantom Pain, which is due out in 2015. As a demo, Ground Zeroes succeeds on almost all fronts, giving us the smoothest and most polished Metal Gear experience to date. Despite not having classic Metal Gear tropes such as more tongue-in-cheek humor and classic bosses, the game makes up for it with tactical gameplay and multiple approaches to almost every encounter. Big Boss moves better than ever, and the oft-maligned control scheme has been streamlined and rectified for a more mainstream audience. Both sneaking and gunplay perform better than ever, and each has its use throu...

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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes contains some graphic elements including sexual abuse. Did Kojima cross the line?

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Elijah Diamond, GIZORAMA - "An hour and twenty minutes. Thats how long it took for me to beat Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, with some side activities. No matter who you are or where you are, thats depressing. Thats really all there is to say about it, so instead of focusing on this major gripe (avoided by myself, who used a Redbox), I will try to review this as I would a game demo or a preview to The Phantom Pain, which is due out in 2015. As a demo, Ground Zeroes succeeds on almost all fronts, giving us the smoothest and most polished Metal Gear experience to date. Despite not having classic Metal Gear tropes such as more tongue-in-cheek humor and classic bosses, the game makes up for it with tactical gameplay and multiple approaches to almost every encounter. Big Boss moves better than ever, and the oft-maligned control scheme has been streamlined and rectified for a more mainstream audience. Both sneaking and gunplay perform better than ever, and each has its use throu...

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William Mabin from ITF Gaming writes: The first Metal Gear Solid can be said to have popularised the stealth genre. The series has always flaunted smooth gameplay and graphics. It has always boasted a Hollywood-style movie appearance through its look and theatrical cut-scenes. Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes is possibly one of the hardest games I have ever had to review. Konamis game, on the one hand is a masterpiece in terms of graphical manipulation and immersive gameplay, but it is not without its flaws.