[QUOTE="Texas2089"][QUOTE="MrSelf-Destruct"]I am not excite. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the Metal Gear Solid series. It's my absolute favorite franchise. But i thought it ended beautifully at the close of MGS4. Despite my confidence in Kojima's ability to pull it off, I am a bit worried that they're going to end up stretching the story a bit thin after it was SO huge in past installments. Of course, there's never anything wrong with more MGS gameplay. Jinroh_basic
I thought the same way and then I played Peace Walker :P I believe Kojima can definitely still deliver a great story, I just wonder where he's going to set another game.
i agree with Destruct. as awesome as Peace Walker is, i consider MGS 4 the proper end of the entire saga. i think - hope - MGS5 will revolve on a new character. there honestly can't be anything else that's meaningful to be told about Snake.
Personally i hope Kojima will focus on new or non-MGS IPs instead.... wait... wasn't that what he said he's gonna do after Peace Walker?
There is nothing wrong in doing a Metal Gear Solid game and a new IP. is there? Anyway, he is working on another game which he is calling "Project Ogre". Let's wait and see.
Modern Warfare set a new standard that many FPS games haven't surpassed and I am talking about COD4. As long as nothing surpasses COD4, the Modern Warfare games will always remain #1 on any platform. 9.3 million units sold on day 1, a number which is increasing every year for Call of Duty games. I think people love it and obviously are still in love with it otherwise it would not make sense for them to re-buy the next COD game if they aren't really enjoying it. Let's be honest here.
I thought Kojima was finished with the MGS series...Sk8ter_213
We thought that back when he announced MGS2. Same after MGS3. Same after MGS4. Same after Peace Walker. Rising is coming and MGS5 might finally show up!! I hope this is true because I have been waiting for this day ever since I heard Snake's last conversation with Otacon after the credits in MGS4 :P Please Kojima-san, let this be REAL!
[QUOTE="MrSelf-Destruct"][QUOTE="Keir21"]I think Kojima should just make his own interpretation of the MSX games but it would be silly to call it MGS5.... ...i'm willing to bet it'll be another prequel regarding Big Boss. Honestly, I think that would be the coolest thing ever. To most fans, since the story in those games is nearly not existent and most people haven't even played them, the events of Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2 are giant question marks. We know that Snake bested Big Boss twice. We know it was in a place called Outer Heaven. Another place called Zanzibar Land. We know that Grey Fox was there. There were a bunch of dudes with really stupid names like Shoot Gunner. I'd love to see him modernize those games and add some deep narrative that makes them more essential to the story thus far. I doubt it would happen, but I'd really love to see it. I second that. Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake should be remade. I am sure many people wanted that for years now and I think Kojima knows it but somehow is avoiding it at the moment for some reasons.
Rising is already a prequel. However, MGS5 might be set during Rising's settings but shows what Solid Snake was doing as Raiden was fighting during Rising. Who knows. But to be honest, I would rather have it a sequel, I really want to see the Patriots' fall aftermath and what happens to Snake. I hope I am not getting excited for nothing because if there is no MGS5 announcement this will be really disappointing -_-
I don't think he confirmed it. They're saying talks about MGS5 it might be something negative like "I might do MGS5 but now I am focusing on something else" so this might end up being in the interview. He never really confirmed that the game is being developed. However, he mentioned that he was thinking of doing MGS5 in the past(last 2 years) so maybe he will announce it soon who knows. I hope he confirms MGS5 though and I hope he directs it and produces it just like he did with MGS4 and Peace Walker. The man is a genius.
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