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And why the story is a big slap on the face of hardcore Metal Gear fans.

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GS:" Metal Gear Solid 5 The Phantom Pain has already been released in all regions but this doesn't mean that the stealth game developed by Hideo Kojima and his team is going to miss this year's Tokyo Game Show. The new iteration of Metal Gear Online, included in The Phantom Pain, has yet to launch and Konami will show more of it in the next few days."

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Konami is moving into that pachinko machine business without delay. Here are the new, playable video games it will have on display at the Tokyo Game Show.

For PS4/Xbox One: Metal Gear Online Might Have a Different Title Than The Last One But I Don't Know
Pro Evolution "It’s Still Winning Eleven in Japan" Soccer 2016
For Vita: Tokyo Xanadu They'll have copious amounts of mobile shit as well, but clearly this report shows console gaming is in the minority when it comes to games Konami cares about. Cuz Konami busy in dat new house:

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The fake website that had trolled people for an upcoming MGSV announcement from Hideo Kojima has recently changed its course. Instead of having us being linked to complete randomness, the link takes us to the revival of 'Silent Hills' petition. With Del Toro's signature, along with 183,000 others, could Konami reconsider bringing back 'Silent Hills'?

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Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain's game-breaking bug that corrupted player's save files has been fixed. Konami announced on Twitter that they've issued a patch on PS4 and PC thus far, with fixes coming to other platforms in the near future

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GR: Some areas need work, sure, but PES 2016 still manages to play an incredibly enjoyable game of football. The improved Master League mode is a godsend, adding substance to the package and complementing the excellent gameplay. With the advanced collision system, Konami has done in a year what EA has been trying to perfect since FIFA 12. The added physicality and increased number of animations has done wonders for the gameplay. The introduction of an excellent edit mode (see edit it up for more details) to the PS4 version even makes the usual lack of licenses a relative non-issue. Only the drop in gameplay visuals and lack of AI fouls really trouble its relentless march towards greatness.