Where's the Japanese version? I wish they wouldn't waste their resources on a dub that 99% of players won't even listen to. I had to watch the whole video muted

This > Skyrim. Anyone who disagrees has no idea what gaming is about.

When a company can record these kinds of profits with such shady and lazy practices, you know gaming is dead. In 10 years you'll be lucky to see a sidequest that isn't DLC, or more than 2 weapons and costumes in any given game

"I've just paid for the crap that developers decided to cut because they didn't have the time to get into the game."

I don't think it has anything to do with deadlines, and everything to do with trimming the fat and selling it back to the biggest nutbag fanboys.

DLC is nothing but a scam, and I'm eager to see just how bad it gets before the general populace realizes what idiots they've been for supporting it.

I'm proud to have skipped this turd along with everything else SH related after 4. I wish more people would take a stand so maybe just MAYBE this series can be put back in capable hands. Konami seems to be going after the cheapest dev studios.

Less abstract crap, more Space Channel 5. Get on it, Mizuguchi.

I thought this game was a disgrace to the series but a million GOW fanboys can't be wrong - it's the direction the series needs to go in! And it's great to hear they're planning the DLC ahead of time with the sequel. Now they can cut content and sell it separately like all the other devs, instead of creating new content after release (remember when we all thought that's what DLC would be?)

Kids today don't know better but things used to be different. $50 got you a complete game, not a season pass for content that could've been included but wasn't. And why not? Instead of releasing one great game every 2 years they could release two nearly identical half-assed games with tons of DLC, and you moops would gladly buy it all on top of your Xbox Live subscription because you have a credit card and nothing better to do.

We need this in the US. Kids today are pathetic little creatures, hunched over their computers starting at around age 8. If I'd spent my childhood like that I'd probably have killed myself by now.

Out of nearly a dozen Metal Gear games, here you have two. They're not running at even close to 720p, which itself is barely considered HD these days. And this is called an HD Collection? Brilliant marketing.