Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain | A Hideo Kojima Game

Yeah, every game after the first one was supposed to be the last.

It does make sense though, because V will basically lead into the original Metal Gear and there is really no where to go past IV.
 
Yeah he's said it before but I believe him this time. Snakes story was finished with 4, looks like Big Boss's will be completed with 5.
 
CelticsPride34 said:
I played peace walker on psp... Only mgs I've played, but ******* loved it... Will def be getting this...

Anything I should know as far as story continuation stuff goes?... Or are all these games standalone stories?... Should I get prologue?...

Edit - Dat PS4 tho... Beautiful...
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All the games definitely are stand alone and you'll be fine understanding the game/story, but I highly recommend you play the others. not just for the quality of the games, but because you'll catch little things and little gems that connect to the others so much better if you do play them.

Plus the Overall Story >>>>>>>>>>>> than any game series ever made.
 
can't wait....favorite non sports game 
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I can finally finish MGS IV
 
swendro88 said:
Yeah, every game after the first one was supposed to be the last.

It does make sense though, because V will basically lead into the original Metal Gear and there is really no where to go past IV.
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a game featuring the boss from mgs3?

I remember him talking about that as being a possibility.

She's by far my favourite character in the series.
 
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Kojima Expected to Leave Konami After MGS5, Inside Source Confirms


A fallout between Kojima Productions and its owning publisher, Konami, has led to senior staff at the studio being restricted access to corporate internet, emails, and phone, GameSpot understands.

Along with the restricted communications, key developers at the studio, such as Hideo Kojima, will now have limited opportunities to lend their appearance to promotions of the studio’s upcoming game, Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain.

Power struggles between Kojima Productions and Konami have convinced the publisher to make drastic changes, including amending the employee status of its Metal Gear team. Some senior staff at the studio, including Kojima, now essentially work as contractors, not permanent employees.

The extraordinary measures were revealed by a source within the studio, speaking to GameSpot on the condition of anonymity. The person explained that, once the Phantom Pain project is finished, in all likelihood the management at the studio will disband.

"After we finish MGSV, Mr. Kojima and upper management will leave Konami. They said their contract ends in December," the source claimed.

The person added: "At a team meeting, Mr Kojima explained that team have to be one and make a good game for fans."

In other developments, Konami has begun removing the Kojima Productions logo from all official Metal Gear art, and it has removed Kojima from its executive team. Meanwhile, Kojima Productions’ branding has also been removed from Twitter, the official Metal Gear website, and even the LA office listing.
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Yeah, considering this game was revealed at the end of 2012, September is in no time flat at this point.
 
There could one at launch trailer, but E3 might very well be the last Kojima-cut MGS trailer.

Either way. :frown:
 
Anyone still think this may be still a huge Kojima troll job and Hayter might still be in the game?
 
Ciscokid said:
What's this I hear about microTransactions man :smh:
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From what I'm hearing, it's mostly gonna be for MGO. Hats, skins, and all that Jazz. Completely optional, probably only cosmetic. I also did see something about speeding up base building for the online base invading part of MGS5, but that hasn't been confirmed. And if it is confirmed, im sure it's probably optional as well.

Nothing to worry about, yet. :lol:
 
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