Hideo Kojima keeps teasing Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain with new pictures, and today he showcased something interesting for those who like small details.
Whether it's showcasing damage realistically or simulating fractures and conditions, these games are worth checking out.
The Metal Gear series has sold 60.2 million copies, as of September 2023.
Too bad it was a lazy release. They could've updated the visuals and everything. Missed opportunity.
...and yet, they couldn't give more respect and effort into the collection.
What a terrible company.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is another rollercoaster of a game in the Metal Gear Solid series. Here's what to expect and why you need to experience it.
Yea I don’t get why they’re allowing old reviews to be posted here. Someone did one on Soul Reaver and I got so excited thinking there was some stealth release of an HD Remaster, but no… it’s just someone who had a slow day posted an old review…
I liked the game but for me it felt somehow like a military simulator rather than a proper MGS.. i got bored of that
The author was in a coma for 9 years and didn't get to play the game when it released.
Amazing how bad this game looks already. We keep acting like this gen doesn't feel like an update but I think we're starting to see it.
Looks better than Starfield, Cyberpunk and most recent games out. Still fine.
The gameplay was great. It was the tacked on open world and repetitive missions that messed the game up.
The game started really strong in that hospital, but after a couple of hours I wondered if it was even an mgs game I was playing.
The hospital section was the only bit that felt like a MGS game.
MGS4 was the ending for me. I totally ignore the fact 5 exists. It didn't need to exist tbh
Kojima has a knack with filling his game with Easter eggs
I remember when we all went gooey over the zoomed in tranq darts in MGS 2, the oranges from the boxes and the ice cubes melting on the tanker after shooting out that large pane of glass in the foyer.
Such fond memories.
and who can forget.
"It's a dud" line when introduced to Fortune.
Oh we couldn't get enough of the drama.
I wonder how much of dialogue is spoke only to put in exposition. I ask this cause my wife who is very smart, and worked paying doctors for a prominent university, will watch a movie and unless something is explained clearly she takes a lot longer to understand what just happen ed. My grandmother is the same way.
And lately every movie I see the dialogue assumes the audience is stupid. But just look at the movie Up, not a word spoken for almost 10 minutes and the set up for the whole movie is done.
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Imagine a hidden room which has the Kojima Productions Logo, you meet Kojima and he tells you about all the Konami nonesense and about Silent Hills.... I can dream :(