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deathzero23 wrote:In Peace Walker too, though he didn't embraced the Big Boss name in MGS3, in PW he finally called himself Big Boss with conviction

Over the course of the story, he gradually understands what their purpose is.. And I think 1/3 into the game, he finally accepts being Big Boss

http://gematsu.com/2013/05/metal-gear-s ... oice-actor

Metal Gear Solid V clip teases Snake’s new voice actor

Konami has released a 16-second pre-E3 video teasing the new voice of Snake in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

As announced previously, David Hayter, the voice of Snake since the first Metal Gear Solid game, will no longer voice Snake in the upcoming sequel.

Snake’s voice actor will be unveiled on June 6 during Konami’s E3 pre-show.

Who Will Be the Voice of Snake?

I want to believe its still David Hayter, but having Big Boss' voice changed makes more sense. And it opens up the whole young Solid Snake cameo possibility.


Man I hope they give a release date during E3, and I sure hope they don't release a PS4 version too soon lol )

gusto ko lang magspeculate.. and at the same time ask everyone here that is MGS hardcore fanatics/experts.

Did Big Boss in MG2 timeline had a cybernetic limbs? Is it different from the Snatcher Program that he undergo after his first battle with Solid Snake in MG1?

For now, i'm in the belief that Big Boss didn't have his arm amputated & replaced by a artificial hooked arm as shown in the trailer.. The title is Phantom Pain. I'm in the assumption is that Big Boss just experiencing the "sensation" of losing a limb believing he really lost his arm which the player is made to believe it too via story and gameplay.

And what is the story of Big Boss saving a resistance group from 100th basement floor level? Is it from Peace Walker? I haven't play PW yet.

Naging Jack Bauer na si Snake.

big boss is now at age 49...

Multiplatform na MGS V.. Kojima WHY!?

Malcolm_X wrote:Multiplatform na MGS V.. Kojima WHY!?

Huh? MGSV was a multiplatform from the start, and aside from mgsiv what other mgs games were exclusive to a single console. MGS was and is a multiplatform franchise.

Gameplay!!!



Red Metal Dead Gear: Solid Redemption

multiplatform para kumita sila

Kala ko magiging Exclusive sila tulad nang MGS4 di pala

Gaining the expenses at fastest rate possible, going multi-platform is the best solution to cope up quickly for a company.
No matter how we see it, it's still a business from the game developers. Being exclusive is now out of Kojima's dictionary since Metal Gear Rising.

Sometimes i see exclusivity same as being selfish. Since PSX days, Kojima made MGS series exclusive to Sony. He always said He and Sony have same beliefs as reason to agree on being a console exclusive. Of course the business take on exclusivities is that to boost a console sales right away and these exclusive games are the console's big guns.

Those were the days. Now, I guess paying a game developers by console makers to be exclusive on their consoles are now become pricey at some point. To the point that they can no longer afford it. From being employed under Konami, Kojima has risen himself and amass billions of wealth thanks to his games and now having his own group Koji-Pro working with Konami and now a big name game makers/developers. They own the Fox Engine solely and be their trump card in game developing industry. Metal Gear Franchise and it's name is getting bigger everytime. So big that i think Sony can't pay exclusivity rights on it.

Here's my mathematical guess.. Which can bring quick sales on a game?
a.) Game Exclusives or
b.) Game that is multi and cross platform

Provided you chose letter A, how can you be sure that the potential gains/sales from making a game multi/cross platform can be covered equally or more by making it a console exclusives?

Or simply a person like Kojima just decided to share his work and reach both markets of Microsoft and Sony, knocking off the pointless Console Game Exclusive tradition/practice.

http://gematsu.com/2013/06/metal-gear-s ... creenshots

Konami has released the nine-minute E3 trailer and 27 new screenshots of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

The publisher has also confirmed the game for release across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

The game utilizes an open-world design featuring real-time weather, realistic passage of time, and a variety of ways to navigate its vast environments. In addition to returning characters like Snake, Kazuhira Miller, Ocelot, and Emmerich, new characters will be introduced, as well. The storyline focuses on the dark themes that portray the ugliness and tragedy of war as a legendary hero falls from grace.

"MGSV: The Phantom Pain" E3 2013 Trailer (Extended Director's Cut)








full screens > http://gematsu.com/gallery/metal-gear-s ... e-11-2013/

may pagka david hayter din pala boses ni kiefer sutherland.

real time.. so that means.. if you wanna go stealth at night in the game, you need to play the game at night?
i've seen the extended trailer.. I think the guy wearing a beret is Roy Campbell..

Next-gen Metal Gear Solid V will look better than E3 trailer
E3 trailer "more tuned to current generation" consoles.

http://gematsu.com/2013/06/next-gen-met ... e3-trailer

At E3 this week, Kojima Productions showed an impressive in-game trailer for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain after announcing the game would come to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One alongside current generation hardware.

But according to studio boss Hideo Kojima, that E3 presentation was “more tuned to current generation” in terms of its models and textures.

“Once we start going into development for next-generation we’re definitely looking for something better than [what] we have shown today,” Kojima told Polygon.

Kojima added that the developer is aiming for 60 frames per second and a higher resolution for the game’s next-gen versions.

“We’re using the current-generation as a [guideline],” he said. “While we were developing on current-gen, next-gen came long. We’re really trying to reach the peak of the current generation right now — 360, PS3 — and then see how much we can take it up for the next-generation.”

Next-gen Metal Gear Solid V will look better than E3 trailer
E3 trailer "more tuned to current generation" consoles.

http://gematsu.com/2013/06/next-gen-met ... e3-trailer

At E3 this week, Kojima Productions showed an impressive in-game trailer for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain after announcing the game would come to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One alongside current generation hardware.

But according to studio boss Hideo Kojima, that E3 presentation was “more tuned to current generation” in terms of its models and textures.

“Once we start going into development for next-generation we’re definitely looking for something better than [what] we have shown today,” Kojima told Polygon.

Kojima added that the developer is aiming for 60 frames per second and a higher resolution for the game’s next-gen versions.

“We’re using the current-generation as a [guideline],” he said. “While we were developing on current-gen, next-gen came long. We’re really trying to reach the peak of the current generation right now — 360, PS3 — and then see how much we can take it up for the next-generation.”

E3 INTERVIEW: KOJIMA ON MGS 5
FAMED DESIGNER DISCUSSES SURPRISES, NEXT-GEN AND OPEN WORLDS
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/41 ... -on-mgs-5/

E3 INTERVIEW: KOJIMA ON MGS 5
FAMED DESIGNER DISCUSSES SURPRISES, NEXT-GEN AND OPEN WORLDS
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/41 ... -on-mgs-5/