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Zach Sharpes gives his long awaited thoughts on the highly anticipated title Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Many publications have stated this game is a masterpiece, the best game ever, and many have proclaimed it their guaranteed Game of the Year. After playing the game for over 15 hours, Zach Sharpes sounds of on The Phantom Pain.

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RPS: "Like Snake with the open expanse of Soviet-occupied Afghanistan stretching out before him, weve got a lot of ground to cover. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a massive game, both in terms of the systems that drive it and the number of plot threads it feels obligated to weave together. This breadth is the games triumph, as well as its downfall. The Phantom Pain is the best stealth-action game ever made, and one of the worst Metal Gear stories ever told."

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Robert Ramsey: "I've finally had a chance to really sink my teeth into Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain this weekend, and I've already came to one pretty dramatic conclusion: it has the best open mission design that I've experienced in a game. A pretty bold statement, I'm sure you'll agree, but it's one that I'm quite confident in - and not just because everyone on the internet seems to be raving about how brilliant Hideo Kojima's latest release is."

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Phantom Pain brings recent console ports excuses into question. Is optimizing a console port for PC an expensive and difficult exercise for a development team to undertake? Absolutely, but pointing out how difficult something is doesnt excuse [the developer] from doing a half-assed job and then squirting it out on to the internet hoping not just to recoup the minimal expense [the developer/publisher] invested but to actually maximise the profit [the developer/publisher] can make by handing PC players an inferior, underdeveloped product.

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MWEB GameZone writes: "A look at the remarkably elegant progression system of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain."

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There are 21 Invoices (Fast Travel Points) in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (12 in Afghanistan, 9 in Africa). Finding all of them is required to unlock two key items for the "Collector" trophy and achievement. They will make it a lot quicker to navigate the huge open world.

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RPS: "Like Snake with the open expanse of Soviet-occupied Afghanistan stretching out before him, weve got a lot of ground to cover. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a massive game, both in terms of the systems that drive it and the number of plot threads it feels obligated to weave together. This breadth is the games triumph, as well as its downfall. The Phantom Pain is the best stealth-action game ever made, and one of the worst Metal Gear stories ever told."

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SegmentNext - Metal Gear Solid 5 The Phantom Pain has tons of things that you can be impressed by; however, many of the AAA titles do. What makes this one stands apart is the attention to detail.

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There are 21 Invoices (Fast Travel Points) in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (12 in Afghanistan, 9 in Africa). Finding all of them is required to unlock two key items for the "Collector" trophy and achievement. They will make it a lot quicker to navigate the huge open world.

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Here we are with another episode of PlayStation LifeStyles Spoiler Alert; where not only can you catch the latest game endings, but also have a place to talk about the topic games conclusion and plot with nary a care in the world.